Podcasts about Apple Worldwide Developers Conference

Dan Nathan and Dan Niles of Niles Investment Management discuss key financial and tech topics. They explore expectations for the upcoming Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and its potential impact on Apple's stock. The conversation covers Google, Microsoft, and their advancements in AI, along with Nvidia's future prospects amid expected spending digestion. They touch on Tesla's market challenges and job cuts in the tech industry. Additionally, they consider the implications of elections and geopolitical events on the economy, projecting potential market shifts and stressing the importance of data dependency and adapting to changing scenarios. Checkout Dan Niles on Twitter Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 4:00 - Dan's Macro Outlook 14:00 - Apple's AI Plan 28:30 - Enterprise Software 39:00 - Is Tesla Screwed? — View our show notes here Learn more about Current: current.com Listen to 'Strategic Alternatives': https://www.rbccm.com/en/gib/ma-inflection-points Email us at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OkayComputerPod. We're on social: Follow @dee_bosa on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

Dan Nathan and Dan Niles of Niles Investment Management discuss key financial and tech topics. They explore expectations for the upcoming Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and its potential impact on Apple's stock. The conversation covers Google, Microsoft, and their advancements in AI, along with Nvidia's future prospects amid expected spending digestion. They touch on Tesla's market challenges and job cuts in the tech industry. Additionally, they consider the implications of elections and geopolitical events on the economy, projecting potential market shifts and stressing the importance of data dependency and adapting to changing scenarios. Checkout Dan Niles on Twitter Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 4:00 - Dan's Macro Outlook 14:00 - Apple's AI Plan 28:30 - Enterprise Software 39:00 - Is Tesla Screwed? — View our show notes here Learn more about Current: current.com Listen to 'Strategic Alternatives': https://www.rbccm.com/en/gib/ma-inflection-points Email us at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OkayComputerPod. We're on social: Follow @dee_bosa on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

Hear from host Paul Spain and William Montague-Brown (Willbot.AI) as they look into Microsoft Recall's privacy issues, the latest from Apple Worldwide Developers Conference including Apple Intelligence capabilities and the implications for users and businesses and Nvidia's remarkable growth in AI technology. They also discuss FAA's approval of Amazon's new drone for commercial deliveries, the intriguing fluctuations in GameStop's stock, leveraging the power of AI for your business and more. Thanks to our show Partners One NZ, Spark, HP and Gorilla Technology for their support of the NZ Tech Podcast

Presented by Brand USA Episode Notes Apple unveiled new travel-related features for several of its products on Monday at the 2024 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes provides details about Apple's updates.  Dawes notes the Apple Watch will have a new translation app, live update features for flights and Uber, and a setting to alert users before it rains. In addition, Siri is getting a connection to OpenAI, which will enable users to ask Siri anything they can ask ChatGPT, including trip planning info for free. And travelers will be able to use Apple Vision Pro virtual reality headsets on not just planes — but trains as well.  Next, InterContinental Hotels Group would like its property mix to include more premium, lifestyle and luxury brands. However, IHG is downplaying its plans due to its investors' preference for mid-market and extended-stay brands, reports Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O'Neill.  Although O'Neill notes moving upmarket is tantalizing for several reasons, IHG is responding to the demand it sees from hotel owners and investors. In addition, IHG's Americas CEO Jolyon Bulley said that some owners who want to do deals are concerned about the state of the lending environment. O'Neill adds that conversions are more appealing to some investors because of obstacles in the market.  Finally, Mallorca has seen massive protests over mass tourism that many residents believe has helped make housing unaffordable, among other problems. Travel Experiences Reporter Jesse Chase-Lubitz delves into the widespread anger on the island. Protests have erupted even in towns far from Mallorca's most popular beaches, with Chase-Lubitz citing one small town without tourist attractions that's been swarmed by tourists seeking lodging. One university professor and Mallorca native said the tourism boom has made it hard for residents to find affordable housing. The island's capital city Palma de Mallorca and four other cities have seen residential property prices jump more than 10% this year.  Chase-Lubitz adds several other incidents have fueled widespread Mallorcan anger about tourism, including a fight involving a group of young British men earlier this month.  Get more travel news at https://skift.com Producer/Presenter: Jose Marmolejos

Tech Contributor Ian Sherr talks about the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.

Tech Contributor Ian Sherr talks about the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.

In this week’s episode of Marketplace Tech Bytes: Week in Review, Lily Jamali chats with Joanna Stern, The Wall Street Journal’s senior personal tech columnist, who takes us on a road trip through New Jersey’s network of Tesla superchargers. Stern recently explored how drivers of non-Tesla electric vehicles can now use these stations via an adapter. It’s part of her larger look into the best ways to save money supercharging your EV. Also this week, we’ll get Stern’s take on what to expect at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, which will kick off June 10 in Cupertino, California. But first, a look at a new law in Florida, the latest legislative attempt to address the potential harms social media can inflict on children. It prohibits kids 13 and under from creating accounts on popular platforms.

In this week’s episode of Marketplace Tech Bytes: Week in Review, Lily Jamali chats with Joanna Stern, The Wall Street Journal’s senior personal tech columnist, who takes us on a road trip through New Jersey’s network of Tesla superchargers. Stern recently explored how drivers of non-Tesla electric vehicles can now use these stations via an adapter. It’s part of her larger look into the best ways to save money supercharging your EV. Also this week, we’ll get Stern’s take on what to expect at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, which will kick off June 10 in Cupertino, California. But first, a look at a new law in Florida, the latest legislative attempt to address the potential harms social media can inflict on children. It prohibits kids 13 and under from creating accounts on popular platforms.

Os boatos chegaram ao fim! A Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, o evento mais aguardado pelos fãs da maçã mais famosa do mundo, rolou em junho e anunciou as próximas revoluções da Apple. Nesse episódio especial do FIAPCAST, Guilherme Pereira, André David e Gustavo Torrente comentam sobre os lançamentos, atualizações e tudo que deu o que falar no evento.

Today I talk about the PGA Tour - LIV Golf Merger, why the PGA needs a rebrand, the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and the new Apple Vision Pro, UFO whistleblower, David Grusch, claims that the US has alien vehicles, Starbucks Oleato olive oil infused coffee rollout in the US, snack creations from 'ingredient only households,' the only life advice you'll ever need, confidence tips, and MORE! Thanks for listening, ILYSM!! :) BECOME A PATRON! https://www.patreon.com/tjms *2 Bonus Podcasts and 1 Vlog/Month KEEP IN TOUCH! INSTAGRAM » https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinemonroe/  TIKTOK » jacqueline.monroe  EMAIL THE SHOW! tjmsshow@gmail.com  MY MUSIC GUY: https://soundcloud.com/robmonmusic  SPONSORS Spotify for Podcasters

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference from the mainstream perspective with the help of Double Tap TV host Marc Aflalo. Marc joins the guys for the hour to discuss his take on the new Apple Vision Pro headset, and where he thinks it sits compared to alternatives out there. Also, did Marc have the same feeling seeing the Vision Pro announcement that he did when he watched the launch of the first iPhone? Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss more announcements from the ongoing Apple Worldwide Developers Conference taking place this week in Cupertino, California. Much of the discussion focuses on a video launched by Apple during the event, which shows how VoiceOver will work on Apple Vision Pro: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10034/ There's also a demo of how the text-to-speech voice Eloquence has new customization options, and journalist and author Shelly Brisbin drops by to talk about the event from a partially sighted perspective. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) /0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

This week Sigmund and Devon share their tvOS hopes ahead of an exciting Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2023 and say goodbye to AFC Richmond with their Ted Lasso series retrospective.  Bonus: Apple TV wishes 2023. Over 1 hour of wishes for tvOS and Apple's TV app. Show Notes Send us a voice message all week via iMessage to mrolfm@screentimes.net. Subscribe to our Apple TV Release Calendar. ScreenTimes.net | Tweet Screen Times Sigmund Judge | Tweet Sigmund or Follow Sigmund on Mastodon Devon Dundee | Follow Devon on Mastodon Sizzle Reel: Upcoming Series and Films   Add upcoming Apple Originals to your Up Next queue: Platonic Lessons in Chemistry Hijack Palm Royale The Morning Show Masters of the Air Loot The Afterparty Foundation Sugar The Beanie Bubble The Crowded Room Flora and Son Physical Swagger Series Retrospective: Ted Lasso   Richmond Till We Die Featurette Up Next Picks: No Man's Sky for Mac Lifeslide BlackBerry The Idol FA Cup Final ESPN+ BBC iPlayer ITVX Subscribe to Apple TV+. Subscribe to MLS Season Pass. Magic Rays of Light is a podcast from ScreenTimes.net  

Peter war nicht auf Sylt, Marius war in der Vergangenheit und sie reden über Beeper, Ubuntu Unity Remix, USB-C wird Pflicht in der EU, Atom Editor und natürlich über die Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2022!

Peter war nicht auf Sylt, Marius war in der Vergangenheit und sie reden über Beeper, Ubuntu Unity Remix, USB-C wird Pflicht in der EU, Atom Editor und natürlich über die Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2022!

Peter war nicht auf Sylt, Marius war in der Vergangenheit und sie reden über Beeper, Ubuntu Unity Remix, USB-C wird Pflicht in der EU, Atom Editor und natürlich über die Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2022!

Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2022 slutter i dag fredag - og har budt på nye Macbooks, nyt software og nyt om Apples planer om at kaste sig over betalings- og bilmarkedet. Computerworlds Jacob Wittorf og Niels de Boissezon har fulgt konferencen tæt og giver i denne episode deres vurdering af nyhederne - og deres bud på hvorfor Apple kaster sig over så mange nye områder. Vært på episoden er chefredaktør Lars Jacobsen.

Watch the WWDC22 Apple Keynote announcing the latest software, hardware, services, and operating systems. For more on the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, click here: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc22

Listen to the WWDC22 Apple Keynote announcing the latest software, hardware, services, and operating systems.For more on the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, click here: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc22

Apple prepares to kick of its annual developers conference today, where the company is expected to unveil updates to the core operating systems and its long rumored augmented reality device. Daniel Flax of Neuberger Berman gives us the rundown on what to expect from the event. Plus, according to Triple A, the current national average for regular gasoline stands at just under $4.87 a gallon, which is 59% higher compared to this time last year. OPIS Chief Oil Analyst Denton Cinquegrana joins us to discuss the future of gas prices and what's in store for the consumer. And, the markets' rally from the brink of a bear market faces an important test this week, as Friday's consumer price data report may offer insight into how much more the Fed will need to do in its fight against inflation. Marc LoPresti of The Strategic Funds, Jeff Kilburg of Sanctuary Wealth, and Ivory Johnson of Delancey Wealth Management weigh in.

Apple's Chief Executive Tim Cook kicked off the week long conference Monday - unveiling plans to update maps, weather, wallet apps and more. 

David Bisono joins us from New York to talk about the Culture of Heaven and Earth in the Church, how do we prepare for eternity here on earth?  Our tech expert Mark Mastroianni gives us a briefing on the recent Apple World Wide Developers Conference.  Are there angels among us? Mary Hallon Fiorito tells her […] All show notes at David Bisono, Culture of Heaven and Earth/Mark Mastroianni, Apple World Wide Developers Conference/Mary Hallon Fiorito, Angels Among Us - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

Bozoma St. John has been a high-profile brand architect and marketing whiz for some of the world’s most innovative entertainment and tech companies. Her resume includes executive positions at Pepsi, Uber, Endeavor, Apple, and now Netflix. But as an African-American woman of Ghanaian parentage, St. John’s ascent up the corporate ladder has involved numerous struggles for rewards worthy of her contributions. Many of her early successes were created behind the scenes, including her notably arranging, while at Pepsi, Beyonce’s memorable 2013 Super Bowl half-time show. In 2016, as Head of Global Marketing for Apple Music, she hit the stage at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Her presentation became a viral sensation, with Buzzfeed commenting: “Bozoma St. John is the Coolest Person To Ever Go Onstage At An Apple Event.” It elevated St. John’s public profile, and she's now known in the public consciousness as much for being a style icon as a savvy behind-the-scenes corporate marketer. St. John talks to Rich and Gianni about her fall out with Pepsi after the Beyonce half-time show, getting LeBron James and Kevin Durant in the back seat of an Uber for an award-winning campaign, and why Gianni was such a good intern. [Yes, St. John was Gianni's boss for his 1st corporate internship.] She also talks about how she rebounded from tremendous grief after the death of her husband, why she relates so well to tech founders, and why she's so excited about Netflix's future.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference will be held online for the second year in a row because of the ongoing global pandemic. 

Glow and behold. The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference is coming to a screen near you, June 7 to 11. Join the worldwide developer community for an all-online program with exciting announcements, sessions, and labs at no cost. You'll get a first look at the latest Apple platforms, tools, and technologies — so you can create your most innovative apps and games yet. Watch #WWDC2021​ live Here: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc21/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

To say that Bozoma “Boz” Saint John redefines badassery is an understatement. She is undefeatable. A renegade executive with the career highlights to back up her boldness. And a woman who confidently  walks the talk.    As the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix, the world's leading streaming entertainment service, Bozoma is bringing her marketing prowess, superstar resumé and larger-than-life personality to the streaming giant.    When the news broke that Boz was hired as Global CMO at Netflix this past July, there was a collective “amen!” felt on social media. After all, Netflix releases original content that catches our collective attention, and Boz is the “OG” when it comes to having her (fabulously manicured) finger on the pulse of global pop culture.    This episode of “Share Of Voice” is straight-up fire and will inspire you to go into 2021 with Big Bozoma Energy. She talks about living with urgency (“there's no need to wait for that thing you're going after”), being loud and speaking your truth, the importance of listening to your inner voice, and that disruptive moment when the world saw Bozoma, in a form-fitting fuschia dress and pink Louboutins, while delivering the keynote on stage at 2016's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.    High-powered marketing executive Bozoma has always been her authentic self throughout her illustrious career (so far spanning 20 years), proving there's no glory in playing small. A breath of fresh air in the corporate world, Saint John has been shaking things up her way, rocking a fearless attitude, bold personality, and an even bolder voice. She might seem playful, but this executive did not come here to play.   At the beginning of her career, Boz got her start in marketing at Spike Lee's advertising agency, Spike DDB. She then went on to manage brands within the PepsiCo beverages portfolio, before becoming Head of Music and Entertainment Marketing at the CPG giant; followed by Head of Global Consumer Marketing at Apple Music & iTunes; then went on to serve as Chief Brand Officer at Uber; before taking on the CMO role for Endeavor.   Boz also recently launched “The Badass Workshop,” comprised of five 60-minute classes based on the secrets of her success, to achieve the ultimate goal: the greatest self. And in January, the workshop will be presented as a session titled “Anatomy of a Badass”, at Harvard MBA school.    You can also hear Boz's powerful voice in her podcast “Back to Biz with Katie and Boz,” alongside award-winning journalist Katie Couric.       And in the words of Boz, “LET'S GOOOOOOO”!  Produced by Dear Media

A news update of announcements from Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, with news about iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS Big Sur. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joeystotallytech/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joeystotallytech/supportSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/joeys-totally-tech/exclusive-content

 CNET Editor at Large Ian Sherr chats with guest host Ilyce Glink about a variety of tech stories including how virtual reality can stave off loneliness, the way video has impacted our view of police and the upcoming Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. WGN Reporter and Crain’s Daily Gist host Amy Guth gives us a round-up of the latest business stories including McDonald’s […]

When the first iPhone was announced at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference on June 29, 2007, it was clear that it would have a major impact on the tech industry for years to come. It is an inspiring speech to listen to, because you can feel the excitement in the room and the energy that Steve Jobs brings.  At the time of this presentation, Apple had shipped nearly 100 million iPod devices. It was wildly popular. But what Jobs was about to present was way more impactful than the iPod ever was. And that’s saying a lot - the iPod changed the entire music industry… Enjoy this lofi edition of the first iPhone being announced by Steve Jobs. Drift off and have a thoughtful day...

Picture this. It's 1983. The International Design Conference in Aspen has a special speaker: Steve Jobs from Apple. He's giving a talk called “The Future Isn't What It Used To Be.” He has a scraggly beard and really, really wants to recruit some industrial designers. In this talk, he talked about software. He talked about dealers. After watching the rise of small computer stores across the country and seeing them selling, and frequently helping people pirate, apps for their iconic Apple II, Steve Jobs predicts that the dealers were adept at selling computers, but not software. There weren't categories of software yet. But there were radio stations and television programs. And there were record stores. And he predicted we would transmit software electronically over the phone line. And that we'd pay for it with a credit card if we liked using it. If you haven't listened to the talk, it's fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWwLJ_6BuJA In that talk, he parlayed Alan Kay's research into the DynaBook while he was at Xerox PARC to talk about what would later be called tablet computers and ebooks. Jobs thought Apple would do so in the 80s. And they did dabble with the Newton MessagePad in 1993, so he wasn't too far off. I guess the writers from Inspector Gadget were tuned into the same frequency as they gave Penny a book computer in 1983. Watching her use it with her watch changed my life. Or maybe they'd used GameLine, a service that let Atari 2600 owners rent video games using a cartridge with a phone connection. Either way, it took awhile, but Jobs would eventually ship the both the App Store and the iPad to the masses. He alluded to the rise of the local area network, email, the importance of design in computers, voice recognition, maps on devices (which came true with Google and then Apple Maps), maps with photos, DVDs (which he called video disks), the rise of object-oriented programming, and the ability to communicate with a portable device with a radio link. So flash forward to 1993. 10 years after that brilliant speech. Jobs is shown the Electronic AppWrapper at NextWORLD, built by Paget Press. Similar to the Whole Earth Catalog, EAW had begun life as a paper catalog of all software available for the NeXT computers but evolved into a CD-based tool and could later transmit software over the Internet. Social, legal, and logistical issues needed to be worked out. They built digital rights management. They would win the Content and Information Best of Breed award and there are even developers from that era still designing software in the modern era. That same year, we got Debian package managers and rpm. Most of this software was free and open source, but suddenly you could build a binary package and call it. By 1995 we had pan, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network. An important repository for anyone that's worked with Linux. 1998 saw the rise of apt-get. But it was 10 years after Jobs saw the Electronic AppWrapper and 20 years after he had publicly discussed what we now call an App Store that Apple launched the iTunes Store in 2003, so people could buy songs to transfer from their Mac to their iPod, which had been released in 2001. Suddenly you could buy music like you used to in a record store, but on the Internet. Now, the first online repository of songs you could download had come about back in 93 and the first store to sell songs had come along in 98 - selling MP3 files. But the iTunes Store was primarily to facilitate those objects going to a mobile device. And so 2007 comes along and Jobs announces the first iPhone at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference . A year later, Apple would release the App Store, the day before the iPhone 3G dropped, bringing apps to phones wirelessly in 2008, 25 years after Jobs had predicted it in 1983. It began with 500 apps. A few months later the Google Play store would ship as well, although it was originally called the Android Market. It's been a meteoric rise. 10 years later, in 2018, app revenue on the iOS App Store would hit 46.6 billion dollars. And revenue on the Google Play store would hit 24.8 billion with a combined haul between $71 billion and 101 billion according to where you look. And in 2019 we saw a continued 2 digit rise in revenues, likely topping $120 billion dollars. And a 3 digit rise in China. The global spend is expected to double by 2023, with Africa and South America expected to see a 400% rise in sales in that same time frame. There used to be shelves of software in boxes at places like Circuit City and Best Buy. The first piece of software I ever bought was Civilization. Those boxes at big box stores are mostly gone now. Kinda' like how I bought Civilization on the App Store and have never looked back. App developers used to sell a copy of a game, just like that purchase. But game makers don't just make money off of purchases any more. Now they make money off of in-app advertising and in-app purchases, many of which are for subscriptions. You can even buy a subscription for streaming media to your devices, obviating the need for buying music and sometimes video content. Everyone seems to be chasing that sweet, sweet monthly recurring revenue now. As with selling devices, Apple sells less but makes much, much more. Software development started democratically, with anyone that could learn a little BASIC, being able to write a tool or game that could make them millions. That dropped for awhile as software distribution channels matured but was again democratized with the release of the App Store. Those developers have received Operating systems, once distributed on floppies, have even moved over to the App Store - and with Apple and Google, the net result is that they're now free. And you can even buy physical things using in-app purchases, Apple Pay through an Apple credit card, and digital currency, closing the loop and fully obfuscating the virtual and the physical. And today any company looking to become a standard, or what we like to call in software, a platform, will have an App Store. Most follow the same type of release strategy. They begin with a catalog, move to facilitating the transactions, add a fee to do so, and ultimately facilitate subscription services. If a strategy aint broke, don't fix it. The innovations are countless. Amazon builds services for app developers and sells them a tie to wear at their pitches to angels and VCs. Since 1983, the economy has moved on from paying cash for a box of software. And we're able to conceptualize disrupting just about anything thanks to the innovations that sprang forth in that time where those early PCs were transitioning into the PC revolution. Maybe it was inevitable without Steve Jobs right in the thick of it. Technological determinism is impossible to quantify. Either way, app stores and the resultant business models have made our lives better. And for that we owe Apple and all of the other organizations and individuals that helped make them happen, our gratitude. Just as I owe you mine for tuning in, to yet another episode, of the history of computing podcast. We are so lucky to have you. Have a great day!

“There is a powerful narrative that we can all tell. Not just in walking the world, but using our voices to actually change this narrative… not just with our friends, not just in our native tongues with people who speak the same language, but with those that look at you when your accent comes out, to use it in the rooms in which there are people who don't look like you, who don't understand your culture -- to use it in a powerful way.” - Bozoma Saint John Earlier this year, NDINI was the official media partner for the FACE Africa 10th Annual WASH Gala.  The Gala, which was held in New York City was a fundraiser for Water,  Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) programs and facilities across Africa.  It was also an opportunity to celebrate people who are working to create opportunities and to help improve the lives of people on the African continent.   Accepting the Voice of Change Award at this year's WASH Gala was Bozoma Saint John. In this episode, Bozoma delivers her powerful acceptance speech about being the voice of change. Bozoma Saint John is a businesswoman and marketing executive who has served as chief brand officer and worked on marketing for PepsiCo, Beats Music, Apple and Uber.  When Beats was purchased by Apple in 2014, Bozoma became the head of global consumer marketing for iTunes and Apple Music. She particularly captivated the public during her presentation of the redesigned Apple Music onstage during the 2016 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, captivating both local and online audiences. Buzzfeed wrote that she was the "coolest" person to ever take the stage at an Apple keynote. Bozoma has also been recognized in media and magazines for her outstanding work, including Billboard Magazine's list of the top women in music, Fast Company's 100 most creative people, and AdWeek's most exciting personalities in advertising. Bozoma is currently the chief marketing officer (CMO) at William Morris Endeavor.  “Use your voice. Use it. It is powerful, even if it is singular. And then when there are two of us, let's make a loud noise.” - Bozoma Saint John   IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Why it is important that our voice be carried on to the next generation The importance of empowering the next generation to make a difference in the world How using your voice can change the narrative of your culture and heritage The importance of knowing, being proud of, and expressing who you are How to make your voice heard even in silence How using our voices together makes a huge impact Follow NDINI on: Website: http://www.ndini.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NDINImedia/ Twitter: @NDINImedia Instagram: @ndinimedia Follow The NDINI Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher and SoundCloud

In this episode news from the 2019 Apple Worldwide Devevelopers Conference is discussed. Specs of the Asus Zenfone 6 and the Top 10 Trending Phones of Week 22 2019 are also discussed.

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Michael Heiss (M Heiss Consulting) attended E3 (the big gaming show) and has a report — and both he and Walt Zerbe have info from the Apple World Wide Developers Conference in this podcast. https://michaelheiss.com/ For more on CEDIA, go to https://cedia.net/.  

Our full wrap of the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose and we'll take you through all the major announcements for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, LG has launched a new 5G phone with dual screens, Samsung has announced its 98-inch 8K TV but just wait till we tell you the price, we take a look inside the high tech state of the art Bankwest Stadium and we wrap things up with the Tech Guide Help Desk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our full wrap of the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose and we’ll take you through all the major announcements for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, LG has launched a new 5G phone with dual screens, Samsung has announced its 98-inch 8K TV but just wait till we tell you the price, we take a look inside the high tech state of the art Bankwest Stadium and we wrap things up with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

It's been a newsworthy week in the world of data center. IDC released server numbers that validate what the recent spate of earnings has told us. The market's down from last year, but there are still winners and losers, and you don't want to get caught on the wrong side of that line! Even in the face of an uncertain server market, Dell Technologies released positive earnings. Matt & Steve go into thiose Is Nutanix heading towards the rocks, or just experiencing natural transition pains? Nutanix also relased earnings, which weren't postive. Do down earnings and the loss of a key executive point to Nutanix heading towards the rocks? Or are we just watching a painful transition to a new business model? Only time will really tell, but Steve & Matt talk about it anyway! Computex is very consumer focused, but there was drama on the AMD/Intel front, as the x86 CPU wars are heating up. Intel takes exception to AMD's claims of 2X performance on some supercomputer numbers, while AMD goes big in HPC. Matt also gives us an explanation of what's really happening when AMD says that they're cutting off x86 "technology transfer" to it's China JV. All that, and Steve's thinking about starting a Twitch feed that highlights his tractor -- a real life video game. Timeline: 01:10 Apple World Wide Developers Conference -- anything for IT? (hint: not really) 02:50 Inside IDC Server Market Numbers 12:00 Inside Dell Technologies Earnings Numbers 15:20 Let's talk about Nutanix's earnings and outlook 24:55 Computex: AMD, Intel, and more 38:33 Steve's Twitch Channel -- available soon 41:10 That's a wrap!

Do you prefer audiobooks or physical books? Brett and guest host Angela chat about the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2019 (WWDC2019), the app of the week is Audible, a truly great Audiobook App, they continued with "F" in the "It's all Geek to Me' challenge and there are still some Alcatel 1 smartphones up for grabs.For more TechKnowledgy episodes visit eaglewavesradio.com.au/show/view/techknowledgy

The 2019 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference happened a few days ago. We round up our most interesting news and updates from the event. We also got a heated discussion about Apple, vendor lock-in and fanboyism. Hear us out and let us know what side you pick! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BIWJK1HZWn8 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.

This show is all about WWDC 2019. There's a new Mac Pro, a new pro display, and new versions of iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS. There's a lot to talk about!

Today’s episodes is one of our favorites of the year. We are bringing together arguably the best minds in the #eventtech and social spaces to talk all about the top event tech trends in 2019. They will talk about what they have seen, where our industry is heading with tech and how we can continue to integrate more deeply and create better planner and participant experiences. Our iconic panel Corbin Ball of Corbin Ball & Associates, James Spellos of Meeting U, and Nick Borelli of Borelli Strategies are joining us and weighing in on the event tech trends. They will chat about everything from chatbots and AI, to facial recognition and cybersecurity. If you are ready to explode your mind with usable, useful ideas – this is the must-see episode! We want to help keep you up-to-date with the latest and greatest! Below, in our Epic Resources section, we link the awesome insider favorites that were mentioned in this episode! You WANT to check these out! What has been your favorite episode so far? Comment below and let us know! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live, ask your own questions, and participate in person? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. This is all for you! And now for the main topic in the episode below, 2019 Event Tech Trends! How To Subscribe: Click here to watch the show live and get email notifications of new episodes. Subscribe via iTunes: Video & Audio or Audio Only Click here to subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed): Video & Audio or Audio Only Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Corbin Ball of Corbin Ball & Associates (@corbinball) James Spellos of Meeting U (@jspellos) Nick Borelli of Borelli Strategies (@NickBorelli) Brandt Krueger of Event Technology Consulting (@BrandtKrueger) Check out the epic resources mentioned in this episode: Corbin Ball & Associates – Meeting Technology Headquarters Meeting U – Help people become more productive and comfortable with technology Borelli Strategies – Improving live experiences for attendees by supporting and advancing event professionals globally. Social Tables – Plan for the unplannable with the world’s most collaborative events platform. ITN International – Optimizes events and delivers actionable data that leads to future improvement. Event Tech Tribe – A collaborative ensemble of event tech specialists working together to make events better. WWDC18 – Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Sciensio – The Art and Science of AI Chat. Chatby Inc. – Create a public chat zone out of any location including, schools, student residences, parks, bars, airports or any other building where people tend to gather. Radario – Instant event analytics, powerful CRM and personalized email marketing seamlessly integrated with ticketing platforms. The Indoor Lab – Provide the most comprehensive end-to-end analytics for indoor event locations using their proprietary platform and hardware. Mention – Get live updates about your brand from the web and social media. Feedly – Organize, read and share what matters to you. VR At Events- Everything You Need to Know – #EventIcons Episode 105 – In this episode, the ICONIC Jonah Brotman of House of VR discussed the challenges VR brings to the event industry, differences between AR and VR, and so much more! Cyber Security For Events : The Good The Bad & The Really Ugly – #EventIcons Episode 131 – Cyber security for events should be at the top of every event planners mind. But often, it’s overlooked or misunderstood. As event profs we need to very aware of cyber security for events. Is your clients data safe? If you aren’t sure this episode is for you! E-Gaming Events Revolution – #EventIcons Episode 113 – Discussion on best business opportunities for e-gaming segment and the numbers and statistics every event planner needs to know about e-gaming events. What are your favorite tips and tricks for using event furniture to engage? Comment below and let us know.

As event profs it’s critical we stay on top of trends. From design and pop culture to global trends we are expected to know them all. These trends influence the events industry.  Our clients expect us to stay current with trends and know how to implement them at their events when it comes to event design trends and so much more.  In todays episode we will be discussing all about event design trends. Joining us today are the #EventIcons, David Merrell of AOO Events and Susie Perelman of Mosaic. Their keen understanding of how rapidly events need to adapt, and their willingness to share their knowledge on what is next will make this a must-watch episode as you plan your 2019 events. We will cover everything from this years pantones and how you can use them in your next events, how they get inspiration and come up with trend predictions, and ways to use technology to enhance event design trends and so much more!  We want to help keep you up-to-date with the latest and greatest! Below, in our Epic Resources section, we link the awesome insider favorites that were mentioned in this episode! You WANT to check these out! What has been your favorite episode so far? Comment below and let us know! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live, ask your own questions, and participate in person? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. This is all for you! And now for the main topic in the episode below, 2019 Event Design Trends! How To Subscribe: Click here to watch the show live and get email notifications of new episodes. Subscribe via iTunes: Video & Audio or Audio Only Click here to subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed): Video & Audio or Audio Only Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: David Merrell of AOO Events (@DavidMerrell) Susie Perelman of Mosaic, Inc. (@partymosaic) Tahira Endean of BCIC (@TahiraCreates) Brandt Krueger of Event Technology Consulting (@BrandtKrueger) Check out the epic resources mentioned in this episode: AOO Events – A multi-faceted creative company, specializing in event design and show production Mosaic, Inc. – One of the largest and most unique linen inventories anywhere Borelli Strategies – Improving live experiences for attendees by supporting and advancing event professionals globally. Social Tables – Plan for the unplannable with the world’s most collaborative events platform. ITN International – Optimizes events and delivers actionable data that leads to future improvement. Event Tech Tribe – A collaborative ensemble of event tech specialists working together to make events better. WWDC18 – Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Sciensio – The Art and Science of AI Chat. Chatby Inc. – Create a public chat zone out of any location including, schools, student residences, parks, bars, airports or any other building where people tend to gather. Radario – Instant event analytics, powerful CRM and personalized email marketing seamlessly integrated with ticketing platforms. The Indoor Lab – Provide the most comprehensive end-to-end analytics for indoor event locations using their proprietary platform and hardware. Mention – Get live updates about your brand from the web and social media. Feedly – Organize, read and share what matters to you. VR At Events- Everything You Need to Know – #EventIcons Episode 105 – In this episode, the ICONIC Jonah Brotman of House of VR discussed the challenges VR brings to the event industry, differences between AR and VR, and so much more! Cyber Security For Events : The Good The Bad & The Really Ugly – #EventIcons Episode 131 – Cyber security for events should be at the top of every event planners mind. But often, it’s overlooked or misunderstood. As event profs we need to very aware of cyber security for events. Is your clients data safe? If you aren’t sure this episode is for you! E-Gaming Events Revolution – #EventIcons Episode 113 – Discussion on best business opportunities for e-gaming segment and the numbers and statistics every event planner needs to know about e-gaming events. What are your favorite tips and tricks for using event furniture to engage? Comment below and let us know.

Today’s episodes is one of our favorites of the year. We are bringing together arguably the best minds in the #eventtech and social spaces to talk all about the top event tech trends in 2019. They will talk about what they have seen, where our industry is heading with tech and how we can continue to integrate more deeply and create better planner and participant experiences. Our iconic panel Corbin Ball of Corbin Ball & Associates, James Spellos of Meeting U, and Nick Borelli of Borelli Strategies are joining us and weighing in on the event tech trends. They will chat about everything from chatbots and AI, to facial recognition and cybersecurity. If you are ready to explode your mind with usable, useful ideas – this is the must-see episode! We want to help keep you up-to-date with the latest and greatest! Below, in our Epic Resources section, we link the awesome insider favorites that were mentioned in this episode! You WANT to check these out! What has been your favorite episode so far? Comment below and let us know! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live, ask your own questions, and participate in person? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. This is all for you! And now for the main topic in the episode below, 2019 Event Tech Trends! How To Subscribe: Click here to watch the show live and get email notifications of new episodes. Subscribe via iTunes: Video & Audio or Audio Only Click here to subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed): Video & Audio or Audio Only Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Corbin Ball of Corbin Ball & Associates (@corbinball) James Spellos of Meeting U (@jspellos) Nick Borelli of Borelli Strategies (@NickBorelli) Brandt Krueger of Event Technology Consulting (@BrandtKrueger) Check out the epic resources mentioned in this episode: Corbin Ball & Associates – Meeting Technology Headquarters Meeting U – Help people become more productive and comfortable with technology Borelli Strategies – Improving live experiences for attendees by supporting and advancing event professionals globally. Social Tables – Plan for the unplannable with the world’s most collaborative events platform. ITN International – Optimizes events and delivers actionable data that leads to future improvement. Event Tech Tribe – A collaborative ensemble of event tech specialists working together to make events better. WWDC18 – Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Sciensio – The Art and Science of AI Chat. Chatby Inc. – Create a public chat zone out of any location including, schools, student residences, parks, bars, airports or any other building where people tend to gather. Radario – Instant event analytics, powerful CRM and personalized email marketing seamlessly integrated with ticketing platforms. The Indoor Lab – Provide the most comprehensive end-to-end analytics for indoor event locations using their proprietary platform and hardware. Mention – Get live updates about your brand from the web and social media. Feedly – Organize, read and share what matters to you. VR At Events- Everything You Need to Know – #EventIcons Episode 105 – In this episode, the ICONIC Jonah Brotman of House of VR discussed the challenges VR brings to the event industry, differences between AR and VR, and so much more! Cyber Security For Events : The Good The Bad & The Really Ugly – #EventIcons Episode 131 – Cyber security for events should be at the top of every event planners mind. But often, it’s overlooked or misunderstood. As event profs we need to very aware of cyber security for events. Is your clients data safe? If you aren’t sure this episode is for you! E-Gaming Events Revolution – #EventIcons Episode 113 – Discussion on best business opportunities for e-gaming segment and the numbers and statistics every event planner needs to know about e-gaming events. What are your favorite tips and tricks for using event furniture to engage? Comment below and let us know.

As event profs it’s critical we stay on top of trends. From design and pop culture to global trends we are expected to know them all. These trends influence the events industry.  Our clients expect us to stay current with trends and know how to implement them at their events when it comes to event design trends and so much more.  In todays episode we will be discussing all about event design trends. Joining us today are the #EventIcons, David Merrell of AOO Events and Susie Perelman of Mosaic. Their keen understanding of how rapidly events need to adapt, and their willingness to share their knowledge on what is next will make this a must-watch episode as you plan your 2019 events. We will cover everything from this years pantones and how you can use them in your next events, how they get inspiration and come up with trend predictions, and ways to use technology to enhance event design trends and so much more!  We want to help keep you up-to-date with the latest and greatest! Below, in our Epic Resources section, we link the awesome insider favorites that were mentioned in this episode! You WANT to check these out! What has been your favorite episode so far? Comment below and let us know! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live, ask your own questions, and participate in person? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. This is all for you! And now for the main topic in the episode below, 2019 Event Design Trends! How To Subscribe: Click here to watch the show live and get email notifications of new episodes. Subscribe via iTunes: Video & Audio or Audio Only Click here to subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed): Video & Audio or Audio Only Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: David Merrell of AOO Events (@DavidMerrell) Susie Perelman of Mosaic, Inc. (@partymosaic) Tahira Endean of BCIC (@TahiraCreates) Brandt Krueger of Event Technology Consulting (@BrandtKrueger) Check out the epic resources mentioned in this episode: AOO Events – A multi-faceted creative company, specializing in event design and show production Mosaic, Inc. – One of the largest and most unique linen inventories anywhere Borelli Strategies – Improving live experiences for attendees by supporting and advancing event professionals globally. Social Tables – Plan for the unplannable with the world’s most collaborative events platform. ITN International – Optimizes events and delivers actionable data that leads to future improvement. Event Tech Tribe – A collaborative ensemble of event tech specialists working together to make events better. WWDC18 – Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Sciensio – The Art and Science of AI Chat. Chatby Inc. – Create a public chat zone out of any location including, schools, student residences, parks, bars, airports or any other building where people tend to gather. Radario – Instant event analytics, powerful CRM and personalized email marketing seamlessly integrated with ticketing platforms. The Indoor Lab – Provide the most comprehensive end-to-end analytics for indoor event locations using their proprietary platform and hardware. Mention – Get live updates about your brand from the web and social media. Feedly – Organize, read and share what matters to you. VR At Events- Everything You Need to Know – #EventIcons Episode 105 – In this episode, the ICONIC Jonah Brotman of House of VR discussed the challenges VR brings to the event industry, differences between AR and VR, and so much more! Cyber Security For Events : The Good The Bad & The Really Ugly – #EventIcons Episode 131 – Cyber security for events should be at the top of every event planners mind. But often, it’s overlooked or misunderstood. As event profs we need to very aware of cyber security for events. Is your clients data safe? If you aren’t sure this episode is for you! E-Gaming Events Revolution – #EventIcons Episode 113 – Discussion on best business opportunities for e-gaming segment and the numbers and statistics every event planner needs to know about e-gaming events. What are your favorite tips and tricks for using event furniture to engage? Comment below and let us know.

Az ötödik adásban visszatértünk Apple Worldwide Developers Conference-hez. Beszélgettünk polyfill-ekröl, feature query-kröl és @supports-ról. Résztvevők: Edu Róka Tibor Tokai Tartalom: 00:00:44 – Apple Watch 00:09:42 – Polyfills, Feature Query, @supports   Apple Watch Designing Web Content for watchOS Feature Query, @supports Using media queries @supports An Introduction to CSS’s @supports Rule

Törööö! - Justus, Peter und Bob sprechen in der 3. Ausgabe des Muurejubbel zunächst über die vom 4.-8. Juni in den USA stattgefundene Apple Worldwide Developers Conference und die dort vorgestellten Neuerungen Betriebssystem iOS 12 und Watch OS 5. Danach wird es emotional. Hörspiele und Serien aus unserer Kindheit und Jugend. Torben und Jörg sind Fans der Serie "Die drei ???" und hören diese auch heute noch. Maik hörte unter anderem Benjamin Blümchen und Bibi Bloxberg. (Wir glauben ihm einfach mal, dass er diese heute nicht mehr hört ;-) ) Von TKKG, 5 Freunde, Hanni und Nanni über Eragon bis zu den dreibeinigen Herrschern ist alles dabei, wobei sich Torben als wandelndes Hörspiellexikon entpuppt. Bei den TV-Serien wird es turbulent. Magnum, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Trio mit vier Fäusten und, und, und. Welches sind wohl unsere Lieblingsserien und Lieblingshörspiele? Welches sind Eure?

A negyedik adásban elmondtuk a véleményünket az idei Apple Worldwide Developers Conference-en bemutatott újdonságokról. Beszélgettünk az úgynevezett “hype-vezérelt” fejlesztésről is – megéri mindenképpen követni a legújabb trendeket? Továbbá megvitattuk azt is, hogy milyen előnyei és hátrányai lehetnek annak, hogy a Microsoft megvette a GitHub-ot. Résztvevők: Edu Arianna Pintér Róka Tibor Tokai Tartalom: 00:00:44 – Apple WWDC 2018 […]

Keeping up with the pace of technological advances is no easy feat; thankfully our expert hosts, Jason Masters and Mike Etchart, are up to the challenge! We begin the hour with an analysis of the 2018 Apple World Wide Developers Conference which placed a significant emphasis on software upgrades. Notably, iOS 12 will continue to work on legacy devices, FaceTime can now accommodate up to 32 simultaneous users per session with an added Animoji filter option, and new devices will support Dolby Atmos for next-level surround sound. With sweet tunes top of mind, we learn how Apple Music will stack up against competing for streaming applications such as Spotify. Changing focus, The Wire Cutter's Geoff Morrison delves into the evolution of television technology. While most modern TVs are offered in HDR, your viewing experience will vary greatly depending on the set's resolution. Geoff also goes in depth describing the differences between 2K, 4K, and 8K TVs. Lastly, Geoff tells us about the newest broadcasting standard that will be here by winter of 2020; ATSC 3.0 will deliver Ultra HD and Dolby Atmos over the air for free, and will most likely have a box that you integrate into your current entertainment system. If your home is in need of a technology update, we have the information you need to make the best decision. [00:00:00] TV Prices Race to the Bottom [00:08:00] Apple Lover vs. Android Fanboy [00:12:31] Apple Worldwide Developers Conference [00:19:52] Apple TV/ Spectrum Skinny Bundle [00:29:07] Hear the Difference with Dolby Atmos [00:35:53] Apple Music Raises Bar for Streaming [00:42:13] High Dynamic Range (HDR) Basics [00:49:51] How to Get a True HDR Experience [00:54:44] Comparing HDR10 and Dolby Vision [01:02:05] Should You Upgrade to an 8K TV? [01:08:39] Beginner's Guide to Better HDR [01:18:09] New TV Broadcasting Standards for 2020

Vi gör ett försök med vår nya liveserver. Går sådär och felsökning pågår. Jockes HTC M8 har kommit. I raketfart från Hong Kong. Ingen tullavgift ännu. Visade sig att den troligen var rootad med fulprogram installerade från “fabriken”. Numera ominstallerad och har istället LineageOS installerat - Jocke upptäcker en ny värld, återupptäcker en Twitterklient. Apple Worldwide Developers Conference inleds den 4 juni i San Jose Fredrik har fått låna en Galaxy S8+ (och en Gear VR), vad borde han göra med dem? Daydream och WebVR och allt. Jocke såg en Tesla vid en bensinstation där ägaren hade uppenbara problem att låsa bilen tills han gick runt och öppnade och stängde alla dörrar en gång till. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - spoilerhornet ljuder vid 38:39! Faran över vid 1:04:29. Ett dokumentärfilmstips Illers paket har kommit. Jockes söner är extatiska. Länkar Länkar Jockes HTC one m8 - en kärlekshistoria Lineageos Steg-för-steg-instruktionerna för att installera LineageOS på HTC One M8 pwsafe Passwdsafe Pocket casts Overcast Echofon - japp, numera synkar den läspositionen WWDC 2018 Jockes bild på skärmarna Samsung galaxy S8+ Gearvr Oculus Google daydream Google spotlight stories Webvr Plex VR Mystery science theater 3000 Oneplus 5 Bixby - Samsungs röstassistent Cyanogenmod Konamikoden The last jedi Grubers Star wars-extravagansa The rise and fall of Peter Molyneux Populous Powermonger Black & white Syndicate Fable CD32 Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-116-rackmonterad-karlek-rostar-aldrig.html.

Apple World Wide Developers Conference and Salesforce Trailhead. Two conferences, one podcast. 

On today's episode Chris Webster is joined by Richie Cruz - a long-time Reno CRM Archaeologist and Technophile. We talk about the Apple World Wide Developers Conference that took place in the beginning of June, 2017. What did they release, what can it do, and why should you care?

(Bloomberg) -- On this special edition of Studio 1.0, Apple CEO Tim Cook sits down with Bloomberg Television's Emily Chang for an exclusive interview from the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California on Monday June 5.

Wherein we discuss the 2017 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, Monument Valley 2, Hamilton, Wonder Woman (spoiler warning!), Justice League, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, some pro tips for Friday the 13th: The Game, E3 2017 predictions, Super Smash Bros. (for Switch?!), virtual reality, The Last of Us Part II, Kingdom Hearts III, getting the most out of D&D, the weirdest things that we've done to win prizes, and how to get into collectible card games. Starring Ryan Scott, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.  

Fredrik och Tobias snackar första Avengers-filmen och dess uppföljare, TV-serier kontra filmer, de senaste årens bondrullar och hur livssituation påverkar vilket av de två man ser mest av. Och så veckans rapport om Destiny, förstås. Länkar Avengers Modus hoperandi WWDC Moscone center Age of Ultron The Martian Spectre Casino royale Quantum of solace Skyfall True detective Arrow The Flash Daredevil Code night Magic trackpad 2 Razer Titlar Gå på bio när man har barn Jag kan inte komma på när jag hade tid att se en film sist Damsel in distress-syndromet När det händer som mest, då händer det en sak till Jag har skjutit på att köpa nya batterier

Welcome to another edition of the Good e-Reader Radio Show! Today we take a look at all of the big announcements coming out the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. There are big changes coming with iOS 9, Siri enhancements and Apple Music. Also on the show is my take on a recent book, the Modern Mercenary […]

A slightly intoxicated and angry Josh transforms the Tomorrow studio into a Bloomberg conference room by sitting down with his colleagues Michael Shane and Stephen Pulvirent. The trio quickly cover topics such as watches, Star Wars fan clubs, the snack situation at Bloomberg, and even manage to find time to talk about the reason they decided to get on the mic in the first place—dub-dub DC, aka the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get show via iTunes, direct, or just Huffduff It via our website We had special guests, Tosh Polak (Twitter) from Singer G, and Pablo Morales from Paul Morales Photography (Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube). Our 14th installment: What is WWDC? … Cybrcast 014: Venture capitalism for the poor?Read More »

Mac OS X Yosemite, iOS 8, Swift — warum die WWDC dieses Jahr auch ohne Gerätevorstellungen eines der besten und wichtigsten Apple Events der letzten Jahre war. Ja liebe Passagiere, sie sitzen im richtigen Flugzeug. Beim heutigen Intro handelt es sich um eine ubercast-interne Testnachricht des neuen Features in der Nachrichten App (Hinweis: Soundaufnahme). Talentscouts im Schlagerbereich können gerne Emails an Patrick Welker senden. Die restlichen Passagieren wenden sich bitte an die Stewardess um mit Mullbinden und Beruhigungstropfen von der Bordapotheke versorgt zu werden. Nach dem Schocker nun back to business: Der heutige Flug führt unser Passagierflugzeug über nach Kalifornien, wo wir über San Francisco Kreise ziehen, um dort die Apple Worldwide Developers Conference zu belauschen. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Überbleibsel Seit unserem ersten Flug (#UC001: Das elektronische Sensorik-Piercing) ist einiges passiert. Unser Wearable-Muffel Andreas hat ein wenig im Internet gestöbert und wirft nun verliebte Blicke auf den Polar Loop, welcher ja total und unglaublich zu kurz gekommen ist bei unserer Show. Aber nicht nur durch die rosarote Brille eines frisch verliebten scheint der Loop zu glänzen, denn Andreas hat sich durch ein ganzes Gebirgsmassiv an Rezensionen gekämpft und teilt uns folgendes ganz objektiv mit: Nachteile: Kein GPS Armband muss angepasst werden per Schere (schnipp, schnapp, alles was überflüssig ist ab) “Closed” system (… woran Polar aber anscheinend gerade arbeitet) Vorteile: Preis Firma mit langjähriger Erfahrung Die Suche nach einem Fitness-Gadget hat Andreas übrigens beim Atlas gestartet, einem teureren Wearable welches als besonderes Schmankerl Bewegungsmuster integriert hat, welche es dem Atlas ermöglichen präziser zwischen verschiedenen Aktivitäten zu unterscheiden (z.B. Liegestütze, Bizeps-Curling, etc.). Ein weiteres ÜBERbleibsel wird von Sven beigesteuert. In der letzten Sendung zeichnete sich ja schon ab, dass Sven den Aeron Stuhl von Hermann Miller in naher Zukunft aufs Blut verteidigen wird gegen Patricks Favoriten. Deshalb gibt es heute die Kampfansage, dass der Aeron direkt bei dem Herr Müller in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika billig, billig, billig abgegriffen werden kann; und zwar ab 585 USD. Neben dem Follow-up gibt’s auch eine Danksagung an euer Feedback. Gleichzeitig das Versprechen der Bordcrew einige der spannenden Hörerwünsche demnächst fachgerecht über die Bordanlage verbal durchzutratschen. Feedback könnt ihr uns übrigens über das Kontaktformular, per Email oder eins der sozialen Netzwerke zusenden. Das ganze ist hier nun noch einmal verschriftlicht, da man Patrick solche Auskünfte wie nach Webseiten, Email-Adressen, Personalien oder der Haarfarbe der eigenen Mutter anscheinend grundsätzlich nicht ohne Vorwarnung fragen darf… der Speicherplatz des Haupthirns scheint begrenzt zu sein sich auf elementare Informationen wie das Releasedatum des Neusten Mario Kart Titels zu beschränken. Weghörer-Spezial Nr. 1: Patrick hört nicht, wie Andreas unseren App.net Channel ansagt und erkundigt sich 15 Sekunden später, nach eben diesem. Keynote Time Im Cockpit Wir kreisen zwar schon über dem Moscone Center in San Francisco, aber die Radarschüsseln müssen sich erst noch aufwärmen. Deshalb… Vorbereitungen, Vollmondrituale und Vorab-Gerüchte Die WWDC im heimischen Wohnzimmer haben alle drei Piloten unterschiedlich verbracht. Patrick hat mit Wurstbrot vor seinen zwei Bildschirmen gesessen. Auf Monitor Eins lief der Live-Stream samt Live-Blogs und digitalem Notizzettel, auf Monitor Nummer Zwei Tweetbot und Krimskrams. Pilot Sven hat die Keynote per Twitter verfolgt und sich dann die Perlen später in der Wiederholung angesehen, ganz wie er es vom Fußball gewöhnt ist. Anti-Andreas war joggen und hat seine Informationsstop dem Ubercast zuliebe sogar soweit getrieben, dass er sämtliche Informationsquellen bis zur Show weiterhin unterdrückt hat. Seine Co-Piloten machen sind heute also die Sprecher auf Andreas persönlicher Keynote. Für alle die das Recording noch einmal in HD strömen wollen: Apple Events - Special Event June 2014. Wer es gerne noch geraffter und historischer haben möchte, dem seien die Apple Keynotes der letzten 10 Jahre in der Zusammenfassung empfohlen. Gerüchte gab es auch… vor allem dieses: Aside from larger 4.7 and 5.5-inch displays, the iPhone 6 is rumored to have an improved A8 processor, an improved camera with optical image stabilization, new backlighting technology and 802.11ac Wi-Fi. YouTube: iPhone 6 spotted during WWDC14 preparations Aber, Hardware gab es keine. Weitere Fundstücke aus der Gerüchteküche: Spiegel: SPON wie immer mit feinstem Apple Bashing Auch die WirtschaftsWoche hoch kompetent: “Aber viele der in Los Angeles präsentierten neuen Funktionen biete die Konkurrenz seit langem an.” Es gibt aber auch ausgewogene Berichterstattung bei SPON von Matthias Kremp. Loopinsight: Jim Dalrymple sagt ‘Nope.’ zu billigem iMac und iPhone 5s mit nur 8GB Nachdem also jeder kurz seine Fundstücke an Gerüchten vorgestellt hat, wird nicht länger in der Vergangenheit verharrt und auch kein ausgelutschter Drop noch einmal mit Speichel befeuchtet. Nein, nein, und nochmals nein – denn nu’ geht’s los. Keynote Wie so oft versucht Sven dem Fußballfremden Patrick den Ball zuzuspielen und fragt ihn, was den nun eigentlich das Hauptthema der Keynote war. Verwirrt antwortet dieser “superviele Neuerungen”. Das Pilot F. drauf anspielt, dass es eine Entwicklerkonferenz war und dieses mal Software aka die Betriebssysteme entgeht ihm ein ganz klein wenig, da Pilot W. das wohl als selbstverständlich ansieht. In der ganzen Aufregung den Flieger in die Luft zu bekommen geht die miserable Ballannahme des Berliner Spielers aber zum Glück auch ein wenig unter und wir wollen an dieser Stelle nicht weiterhin die Aufmerksamkeit darauf lenken. Und ich taufe dich auf den Namen “Yosemite” Nachdem Apple selbst ein wenig scherzt mit der Namensgebung (OS X Oxnard, OS X Rancho Cucamonga und OS X Weed) ist klar, das neue Kind trägt den Namen eines Nationalparks. Macrumors hatte übrigens auf einen der folgenden Namen getippt: OS X Sequoia, OS X Mojave, OS X Sonoma, oder OS X Ventura. Patrick empfiehlt auch geradewegs eine DVD Trilogie zum Betriebssystem mit monumentalen Naturbildern… allerdings handelt es sich um den Yellowstone Nationalpark in Wyoming. Egal; trotzdem schön; trotzdem anschauen. Visuelle Schnitzeljagd Das Aqua User Interface bekommt ein Upgrade und glänzt mit mehr Transparenz. Nach Stephen Hackett hatte Apple das schon einmal vor ein paar Jahren quasi im Gespräch, aber die Power der damaligen Mac’s durchkreuzte diese transparente Vision. Anbei wärmstens empfohlen sei euch ein Artikel auf Stephens 512 Pixels, in welchem er die Historie der UI noch einmal detailliert aufrollt: On the Past, Present and Future of Apple’s Aqua User Interface “Flach” ist das neue Aqua und passend zur neuen Oberfläche wird auch die Typographie ersetzt, Lucida Grande geht und eine Schrift die nach Helvetica Neue riecht hält Einzug. Ein einmaliges Ereignis, welches es seit dem ersten OS X noch nicht gab. Patrick drückt eine Träne weg, fragt sich innerlich warum kein Geld in die Neuentwicklung eines Systemfonts gesteckt wurde und denkt an die weisen Worte von Erik Spiekermann. Designprofi Sebastiaan de With ist schon einmal begeistert: Awesome features. Color. Shadow. Depth. Friendly and not garish. Great work by everyone at Apple who designed Yosemite and made it work. Sven fasst die optischen Neuerungen von “Mac OS Ten, Ten, Ten” noch einmal zusammen. Des weiteren fängt er schon einmal an die neuen Features aufzulisten. Spotlight kann nun mehr und kommt als Alfred Light bzw. LaunchBar Lite daher. Für Powernutzer wird es wahrscheinlich noch immer ein Schattendasein fristen. Sven sieht also keinen Sherlock-Alarm. Alfred übrigens auch nicht: Calm down everybody, Alfred isn’t going anywhere (but up) in OS X Yosemite :) Alfred Blog Wer im übrigen ein Herz für Betas hat, kann Apples öffentliches Beta Programm nutzen (, dessen Limit bei 1 Millionen Nutzer liegt): https://appleseed.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/ Hier ein Übersicht, ob das neue Betriebssystem überhaupt auf eurem Mac läuft. Andreas rät dazu die Beta nur auf einer externen Festplatte zu installieren. Die allerbeste Neuerung was OS X angeht besteht allerdings im optionalen “Dark Mode”… zumindest für Patrick. Der denkt sich “wenn schon flach, dann flach und dunkel” während Sven seine Darth Vader imitation zum besten gibt und Andreas sich vom Vader OS schon mit dem Satz “Ich bin dein OS X” nach dem hochfahren konfrontiert sieht. Hände weg, Handy her und mehr Kontinuität Mit “Handsoff” kann man nun in ausgewählten Programmen wie z.B. Mail und Photos auf seinem Mac anfangen zu editieren und dann per Swipe-Geste auf dem iOS Gerät weitermachen. Das ganze geht auch andersherum und begeistert die Piloten. Ebenfalls neu mit an Bord ist, dass man nun Gespräche von seinem iPhone am Mac annehmen kann und von dort aus wohl auch telefonieren kann. Wie es nun genau funktioniert wissen die Piloten noch nicht, aber ein Hands-on Test steht demnächst an. Sven schüttet noch mehr Neuerungen über dem unwissenden Haupt von Andreas aus: Die Nachrichten Applikation zeigt nun auf jedem Gerät “alles” an, also auch SMS. Ob das endlich funktioniert in der Praxis bleibt abzuwarten. Auch Apple TV ist nun weitaus empfangsfreundlicher und man kann nun auch seine Keynote Präsentation auf fremde ATVs im gesicherten WLAN per AirPlay streamen. Die Nachrichten-App wird nach Sven auch Andreas-freundlicher und versteht sich aufs Bildermanagement pro Konversation, zudem kann man Leute in eine Konversation ein- und ausladen, ebenso ist es nun möglich Audio- und Videobotschaften zusenden. Patrick probiert während Sven erzählt schon einmal die Sprachmitteilungsfunktion auf seiner brühwarmen iOS 8 beta und Andreas lässt verlauten, dass ihm iMessages bisher kein Kopfzerbrechen bereitet hat, da ihm egal ist ob eine Nachricht nun auf diesem oder jenem Gerät ankommt. Ebenso schnurz ist ihm anscheinend, ob die Nachricht jetzt mit einer Verzögerung ankommt und der meditierende Pilot fordert öffentlich dazu auf bei diesem Thema entspannter zu reagieren. Wichtig ist ihm, dass die Nachricht auf dem Gerät ankommt, vor dem er gerade sitzt. Auf den anderen Geräten kommt sie bei ihm wohl dann ein paar Sekunden später an. Patrick schreit im Stillen auf, weil das bei ihm ↑so↑ überhaupt nicht ist. Er muss warten bis seiner Verzweiflung mit dem neuen Messages ein Ende bereitet wird und dann auch alle Nachrichten endlich mal auf allen Geräten abrufbar sind (Anmerkung der Redaktion: Vielleicht ein Manko, wenn man die Spartarife von Drittanbietern nutzt). Als eine der letzten OS X Neuerung wird im Ubercast die erweiterte Kommentarfunktion von Mail.app vorgestellt. Ganz wie in Realmacs Ember werden nun per Maus gekritzelte Pfeile und Sprechblasen in ihre vektorisierten Gegenparts verwandelt. Dabei kann man auch Ausschnitte zoomen und über die iCloud völlig sicher Dateianhänge bis zu 5 GB als Anhang der Email hinzufügen. Um das Yosemite Thema abzuschließen stellt der Ubercast noch klar, dass es zwar schon ist das Airdrop jetzt funktioniert mit/von/zu iOS, aber keiner der Piloten Airdrop nutzt. Ist ja auch klar, der Airdrop an sich ist eine der gefürchtetsten Gefahren in der Aeronautik. Schnittstellen Bis Zum Abwinken Listen sind toll… und deshalb: HealthKit & Health Automation mit HomeKit Swift = Einfacher und zum Teil schneller als Objective C. Voll eingebunden mit Cocoa und CocoaTouch für UIs. Und da hat schon einer FlappyBird in Swift nachprogrammiert. Open Source of GitHub The Swift Programming Language by Apple Inc. CloudKit Metal SpriteKit iCloud Drive Schnell Wie Der Wind Programmieren Swift der Nachfolger von Objective C ist nach einhelliger Meinung der Kracher dieser Keynote. Deshalb bekommt der auch ein Bild spendiert: Link zum Bild Andreas bemängelt mit einem gewollten Tiefflieger, dass Swift nicht NSSwift heißt. Für die Nicht-Eingeweihten klärt Papa Sven auf: “NS” steht für das NeXTSTEP und verspricht Andreas sein eigenes kleines Programm zum anstehenden Geburtstag zu schreiben. Mehr Details für den interessierten Nerd gibt’s auf Wikipedia. Die Maschine des Ubercast kreist aber noch immer tief über Moscone und Sven fragt kurz und laut in die Runde, wo den das KidKit geblieben ist. Weghörer-Spezial Nr. 2: Andreas hört nicht, wie Sven nach dem KidKit fragt und erkundigt sich 15 Sekunden später, nach eben diesem. Ein Blick in die Zukunft - HAL zu Hause Das Apple mit HomeKit nun ganz offiziell eine Schnittstelle zur Heimautomatisierung bereitstellt wird auf 8000 Höhenmetern ebenfalls hoch gelobt. Patrick zeigt sich begeistert, dass Apple als großer Spieler den Ball weiter ins Rollen bringt und freut sich auf einer schnellere Entwicklung, da er davon ausgeht, dass nun die Konkurrenz auch einen Zahn zulegt. Italienische Wochen und noch mehr Features bei Apple Weiterhin wird die Interapp-Kommunikation nun endlich auch besser… Sven bringt es wieder auf den Punkt und sein Kulturbeitrag liest sich wie folgt: […] Federico Vitcci, der freut sich gerade ein zweites Loch in’n Hintern. Sven erzählt munter weiter, während Google Hangouts Patrick zeigt, wie er sich unter der Tischkante hängend versucht das Lachen halbwegs zu verkneifen. Irgendwann gewinnt aber die Begeisterung und er hat sich wieder unter Kontrolle. Dann erklärt Patrick auch, dass man den Share-Dialog anpassen kann (z.B. Facebook nicht mehr anzeigen) und die Schnittstelle für Plug-Ins welche von anderen Entwicklern genutzt werden kann, um den Öffnen-in Dialog mit einer Armada an praktischen Neuheiten zu versehen. Andreas gibt sich nur zu einem Viertel euphorisch, obgleich das ein absolutes Highlight für Patrick ist. Die milde Reaktion des Kopiloten ist natürlich absolut verständlich, da Androidnutzer das ja schon lange kennen. Sven wirft ein, dass aber die absolut engagierte Entwicklerfraktion, welche die “Mac-Szene” (und iOS…) ausmacht, wohl mit einigen Ideen und Implementationen aufwarten wird, welche man so noch nicht gesehen hat. Und die Zeit wird ihm Recht geben…. Übrigens… iCloud Drive unterstützt nun auch andere Cloud-Dienste: Link zum Bild Als iOS 8 Kaninchen plaudert Patrick noch ein wenig aus dem Nähkästchen und erzählt die Mär von der besseren Bildbearbeitung, von Time-Lapse Aufnahmen und und und… bis zu einem weiteren “percussive maintenance” Notmanöver genötigt wird – für den Hörer zu erkennen an dem dezenten Brummen. Familienbande Als Familienoberhaupt freut sich Sven über Family Sharing und darüber das er die Einkäufe der restlichen Fechters überwachen kann. Erinnerungen, Kalender, Fotos, Apps und Bücher – all das kann nun mit bis zu sechs Familienmitgliedern genutzt werden, vorausgesetzt es wird eine gemeinsame Kreditkarte genutzt. Auf noch mehr versteckte Neuerungen weißt Bradley Chambers hin: This is always my favorite slide. Direktlink zum Bild Patrick sucht den Weg zurück zum Thema Fotos und teilt mit, dass die Preise für Speicherplatz aus dem Hause Apple etwas angepasst worden sind. Pro Jahr zahlt man somit für 20 GB ca. 11,88 USD und für 200 GB in etwa 47,88 USD. Zusätzlich können Pakete bis zu 1 TB gekauft werden; und im Gegensatz dazu was so aus Patricks Mund gekommen ist, sind die Preise doch dropbox-konkurrenzfähig. Hier der Bildbeweis: Link zum Bild Auch Marco Arment zeigt sich begeistert darüber: Photos and iCloud storage looks amazing. Decent but not Earth-shattering pricing. Very glad to see them tackle this. App Store 2.0 Egal wie sehr Andreas auch den Eremit gemimt hat, eine Neuigkeit hat ihn als professionellen Screencaster schon vor unserer Sendung erreicht und besonders gefreut: Es gibt nun neben einer verbesserten Suche, einer speziellen, kurierten Kategorienanzeige auch was ganz tolles ==> Videos im App Store. Wer Bedarf hat an einen durchgepimpten Video für sein Produkt oder seine App, der kann sich gerne bei unserem Videopiloten melden. Auch das Aufnehmen von Screencasts auf iOS gekoppelt mit dem eigenen Mac wird vereinfacht. Wir haben hier einen netten Link (Apple makes it easy for devs (and others) to screencast iOS apps with OS X Yosemite), ABER… eigentlich viel hörenswerter ist die kietzdeutsche Erklärung von Andreas der genau erklärt, wie das mit dem “Einput” vom Video- und Audiosignal so funktioniert. Leider, leider tritt Patricks Gedächtnis wieder in die beliebte Falle. Der junge Pilot, welcher sich die eigene Telefonnummer nicht merken kann und gerne mal Weihnachten und den eigenen Geburtstag verschläft muss nun aus dem Stehgreif die Hausadresse des Ubercasts für die Show Notes runterrattern…. Ein Albtraum; und prompt unterläuft ihm auch ein Fehler. Er wundert sich warum auf ubercast.de nur ein weißer Bildschirm mit dem Text “ubercast.de was successfully registered. There is no content yet.” erscheint. Versierter Vielflieger wissen natürlich sofort was der Fehler ist, denn den Ubercast findet man unter derubercast.com (oder .de). Schande über sein Haupt. Zum Glück sind keine Säcke mit Teer und Federn an Bord. Das Ende ist erst der Anfang Wir nähern uns der Landebahn, doch bevor wir das Fahrgestell ausfahren gibt’s noch einen kleines Dauerfeuern an Randerwähnungen. Als Sven damals auf seinem Atari 500 noch 3D Games programmiert hat waren die Gummistiefel noch aus Holz. Aber auf der Keynote gab’s da noch das neue 3D Framework namens “Metal”… welches passender zum aggressiven Namen mit einen Zen-Garten vorgestellt wurde. Ein Zen-Metal Crossover. Was ebenfalls dank der Flut an Neuheiten zu kurz gekommen ist: Verbesserte Suche auch auf dem iPhone seinem Spotlight Hey Siri = Startet Siri… aber nur mit dem Ladekabel dran’ Shazam ist von Haus mit an Bord Mit zu den Plug-ins zählt auch, dass man nun externe Keyboards laden kann AppBundles mit Discounts im App Store möglich uvm Links Sammlung an Screenshots - Ars Technica: The desktop, flattened: OS X Yosemite in pictures Macstories: OS X Yosemite Overview ArsTechnica: OS X Yosemite unveiled at WWDC, features big UI overhaul The Verge: Apple’s WWDC banners show iOS 8, next OS X are coming Apple: iOS 8 - Family Sharing ArsTechnica: Apple gets heavy with gaming, announces Metal development platform In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

Apple World Wide Developers Conference 2013 - Le principali novità presentate dal 10 al 14 Giugno al Moscone Center di San Francisco, commentate a reti unificate da Raffaele Giombarresi e Alessandro Morales. Tutti i dettagli su http://www.macraider.tv/?p=2535 e http://www.microsmeta.com/dblog/articolo.asp?articolo=1199

Apple World Wide Developers Conference 2013 - Le principali novità presentate dal 10 al 14 Giugno al Moscone Center di San Francisco, commentate a reti unificate da Raffaele Giombarresi e Alessandro Morales. Tutti i dettagli su http://www.macraider.tv/?p=2535 e http://www.microsmeta.com/dblog/articolo.asp?articolo=1199

This week, as we head headlong into the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, Tim Bajarin - President of Creative Strategies (http://creativestrategies.com) joins us to talk WWDC, iPhone, Apple TV, and the third act for Steve Jobs. Round Robin August Trometer also stops by to talk WWDC and offer and explanation for his vaporware.

Foges returns from The Indianapolis 500 to tell tall tales of famous drivers with excuses. Harty returns from the 2010 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco where Steve Jobs unvieled the new iPhone 4 and a range of iOS4 strategies. JP returns with a cheap clean skin that was half drunk after a night of Canadian F1 GP.

Now that all the money is pouring in the door at RH thanks to the tireless efforts of the Queensland Office JP and Harty seem more relaxed than ever as they discuss the first day of qualifying at Le Mans where the DeltaWing continues to improve and amaze. Meanwhile over on the West Coast of America the Apple World Wide Developers Conference unfolds and with it the new Retina MacBook Pro along with Mountain Lion features and a look at iOS6. The Schu DNF saga. Ferrari cost concerns. The F1 Faux Pas hairpiece pipes up. Ghan to Darwin. Murphs future. Vale John Bagshaw.