Podcast appearances and mentions of bradley chambers

The Last Trade: a weekly, bitcoin native, interactive podcast covering where Bitcoin and traditional finance meet on a macro scale. Hosted by Jackson Mikalic, Jesse Myers (Croesus), Michael Tanguma, and a special weekly guest host. Join us as we dive into what Bitcoin means for how individuals & institutions save, invest, and propagate their purchasing power through time. It's not just another asset - in the digital age, it's the Last Trade that investors will ever need to make. Last week, we released a comprehensive report -- "The Evolution of Bitcoin Custody" -- detailing the origins of financial asset custody, bitcoin's unique custodial properties, the various tradeoffs associated with existing forms of bitcoin custody, and the ongoing maturation of solutions in the marketplace. Download the full report here. We will hosting a webinar on September 10th at 4:15PM EST to discuss this report in detail, delving into the intricate world of bitcoin custody, highlighting its origins, technological advancements, and the disruptive potential of multi-institution custody. Register to attend here. 0:00 - Intro to Bradley Chambers & Brian Cubellis 2:00 - A message from Onramp 2:45 - Origins of custody & bitcoin's unique properties 8:20 - The incentives of Multi-Institution Custody 13:40 - Mitigating risk & scaling bitcoin to the masses 21:30 - Living in a world where we trust institutions 23:54 - Bitcoin is a protocol for money 29:00 - Analogues in technological adoption 33:50 - Different forms of bitcoin custody & tradeoffs 37:55 - Establishing a new custodial standard 45:25 - Advancing security & peace of mind 52:34 - Onramp Multi-Institution Custody 54:04 - Realities of custodial scalability 57:38 - Solving inheritance for bitcoin 1:04:48 - Handicapping risks of bitcoin ownership 1:15:26 - The convergence of digital & physical risks 1:19:14 - The importance of trusted turnkey solutions 1:24:44 - Enabling innovative financial solutions 1:28:57 - Final thoughts & wrapping up 1:32:22 - Outro Schedule time with the link below if you would ever like to learn more about Onramp and please sign up for weekly Research and Analysis to get access to the best content in the ecosystem weekly: https://onrampbitcoin.com/contact-us/ https://onrampbitcoin.com/category/onramp-media/

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chat with Nikhil Mungel about Cribl Copilot. Cribl Copilot turbocharges efficiency and bridges the skills gap, ushering in the next generation of AI-augmented workforce empowerment for IT and Security.   Resources Cribl Copilot: Your Trusted AI Wingman for Deploying, Configuring & Troubleshooting Cribl Accelerates Data Management Productivity with AI-Powered Copilot   If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app. Cribl, the Data Engine for IT and Security, empowers organizations to transform their data strategy. Customers use Cribl's suite of products to collect, process, route, and analyze all IT and security data, delivering the flexibility, choice, and control required to adapt to their ever-changing needs. We offer free training, certifications, and a free tier across our products. Our community Slack features Cribl engineers, partners, and customers who can answer your questions as you get started and continue to build and evolve. We also offer a variety of hands-on Sandboxes for those interested in how companies globally leverage our products for their data challenges.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers and Nick Heudecker discuss the state of today's data lakes, what customers need, and Cribl's newest product: Cribl Lake!   Resources Learn more about Cribl Lake Introducing Cribl Lake blog The Data Lake Dilemma: Why Businesses Need a New Approach If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.   Cribl, the Data Engine for IT and Security, empowers organizations to transform their data strategy. Customers use Cribl's suite of products to collect, process, route, and analyze all IT and security data, delivering the flexibility, choice, and control required to adapt to their ever-changing needs. We offer free training, certifications, and a free tier across our products. Our community Slack features Cribl engineers, partners, and customers who can answer your questions as you get started and continue to build and evolve. We also offer a variety of hands-on Sandboxes for those interested in how companies globally leverage our products for their data challenges.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Zac Kilpatrick and Bradley Chambers chat about Cribl's Partner Awards! During our annual company kick off, we were thrilled to announce the Cribl Partner of the Year Award Winners, who are recognized for contributions, loyalty, and mutual commitment to delivering high value to customers within our partner ecosystem. Resources Read the blog to hear all the winners If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.   Cribl, the Data Engine for IT and Security, empowers organizations to transform their data strategy. Customers use Cribl's suite of products to collect, process, route, and analyze all IT and security data, delivering the flexibility, choice, and control required to adapt to their ever-changing needs. We offer free training, certifications, and a free tier across our products. Our community Slack features Cribl engineers, partners, and customers who can answer your questions as you get started and continue to build and evolve. We also offer a variety of hands-on Sandboxes for those interested in how companies globally leverage our products for their data challenges.

Show Notes:   In today's episode of the ExpedITioners Podcast, we are joined by Bradley Chambers, who covers enterprise technology for 9 to 5 Mac and the Apple @ work podcast. They also have a day job at Cribl running content marketing, helping companies understand how to best manage observability data.  Topics discussed: How Bradley got into the world of MacOS Quality of life improvements for Apple Admins How Apple puts people first, even in enterprise deployments The factors leading industry experts from K-12 to large enterprises Recommendations for those looking to make sense of all the data coming from Macs The importance of proving security through compliance The future of enterprise Apple management Where to get in touch:  Find Bradley on LinkedIn Listen to Apple @ Work Podcast Find 9 to 5 Mac Try Fleet Fleet makes it easy to get accurate, actionable data from all your endpoints. From full disk encryption to healthy antivirus software and any query in between. See for yourself. Sign up for Fleet Sandbox for free today: https://fleetdm.com/try-fleet/register.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with Cribl's Jackie Maguire about the need for a stable infrastructure to protect against the crippling effects of cyber attacks. With the world becoming more interconnected, the stakes have never been higher. From power grids to financial systems, the consequences of a cyber attack can be devastating. The need for a secure infrastructure has become more critical than ever before. Join us as we delve into the importance of protecting critical infrastructures from cyber attacks and how we can create a more secure future.  Resources It's Time to Assess the Potential Dangers of an Increasingly Connected World If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with Zac Kilpatrick and Ange Salerno about some exciting announcements to Cribl's partner program. Today, we've officially relaunched the program by adding an MSSP and Professional Services Specialization, deal and revenue protection, and marketing tools & resources. Additionally, we're launching a new partner portal that delivers self-service access to tools, enablement, and other selling resources needed to build their Cribl practice. Resources Read the blog Start your CCOE journey Learn more about Cribl's partner program If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with Tony Reinke about the brand new Cribl Curious platform. The relaunch of Cribl Curious offers exciting features such as user groups, digital badges, and a more reliable platform for continuous improvement Resources The NEW Cribl Curious Join the Cribl Community Join us at CriblCon 2023 If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with David Cavuto (Director of Product Management for Cribl Search) and Gayathri Pandyaram (Director of Product Management for Cribl Stream) about Cribl's big spring release which includes Cribl Stream 4.1, Cribl Edge 4.1, Cribl Search 4.1, and some significant enhancements to Cribl.Cloud. Resources Cribl's Spring Release Cribl Search 4.1: More Data, More Automation, and a More Intuitive User Interface If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

This weeks podcast is dedicated to our latest video release in the shape of the hugely successful and somewhat unique "The Docks" staring our very own Jacob Worth and edited by videographer Bradley Chambers.The podcast covers the behind the scenes not shown aspects of Jacobs two year winter campaign on The Docks in London which cumulated in thy capture of a 50lb+ ghost carp from the venue. Brad talks about the editing style which (in addition to the angling) has really set this video apart amongst other content that is to there in the industry.Make sure you check out the video on Nash Tv now and enjoy this eye opening little insight into the story behind it's making.

Joining Hassan in the podcast studio this week are a number of the Nash Tackle team who stared in the latest The Social 4 Lake Bled video, available to watch now on NashTV.It's fair to say the team smashed it on all fronts, with all the anglers and videographers on the shoot catching carp over the 40lb mark, topped by a 60lb+ mirror caught by Max Hendry.The video was shot with each pair of anglers having their own videographer to record the goings on over the course of the week. Overall the video was compiled and edited by videographer Barnaby Bos who speaks about the process of putting it all together and how he is now leaving Nash for a life in Switzerland fly fishing.Sam Barron and Bradley Chambers for the videography team also speak about the process of filming the events during a high paced, fish filled shoot on a days only mega lake.Dan Yeomans, Tom Forman, Henry Lennon, Alfie Willingale, Max Hendry and Oli Davies all discuss their angling on "the greatest" park lake in the world and what changes in tactics and bait led to their success. If you are heading to Lake Bled or looking for some humour and inspiration enjoy this unedited podcast.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with Ledion Bitincka and Dritan Bitincka (co-founders and leaders of C021) about the process of building Cribl Search inside of a rapidly growing enterprise. Links Advancing Observability: Cribl Search and New Product Enhancements Available Today Cribl's New User Interface: Simple, Accessible, and User-Friendly Introducing Cribl.Cloud 4.0: Search, SSO Integration, AWS Marketplace, and More What's New With Cribl Stream 4.0: New Features, New User Interface, and Much More Cribl Edge 4.0 Includes Improved Scalability, Enhanced Fleet Management, and AppScope Integration If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers and Kevin Morris talk about the challenges organizations face with security data in today's rapidly changing environment.   xkcd 927: Standards Security Teams Are Struggling, and Cribl Is Here to Help EBook: Security and ITOps: Better Together Whitepaper: A Security Engineer's Nightmare Supercharge your Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) Solution with Cribl If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers talks with Courtney Henrich, Dawn Alexander, Madison Singer, Angela Fairfax, and Desi Gavis-Hughson about Cribl's Employee Resouce Groups, the goal for them, and how Cribl aims to bridge the relationship gap building with remote work. Links Cribl Values Cribl Jobs If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Bradley Chambers chats with Cribl's co-founders: Clint Sharp, Dritan Bitincka, and Ledion Bitincka about Cribl Search and C021. During the episode, you'll learn more about the problems facing IT and security teams relating to searching data at the edge, moving through an observability pipeline, stored in a data lake, or even stored in their existing solutions like TSDBs or log stores. You'll also learn why C021 is a critical organization for continuing the culture of innovation at Cribl. Links Search Development Partner Submission Cribl Search Cribl Jobs Join the Cribl Community! If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

We talked with Bradley Chambers, a writer of 9to5mac about industry's current state, 2022 trends and Apple TV for a new episode of Let's Talk Digital Signage Podcast by Kitcast

Topics in this conversation include: * (4:32) Have you Heard?* (8:23) Why Cribl is a $200m business* (12:20) How to use content in highly technical sales* (16:12) Tracking attribution in long sales cycles* (23:32) The piece of content Bradley is most proud of over his career (HomeKit Review on 9 to 5 Mac)* (26:32) How to spend $150k on content marketingLinks & Resources: Follow Bradley on TwitterCribl.io9 to 5 MacFalling (novel)---------* Want to be featured in a future episode? Drop your question/comment/criticism/love here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/content-is-for-closers/id1280589855* Support the pod by spreading the word. Use this link to share: www.contentisforclosers.com* Have you joined our private email group yet? Go to https://getheard.substack.com/ and join 300+ other content marketers & entrepreneurs scheming up ideas.

Como fazer um podcast para pessoas com deficiência auditiva - Dicas para criar um podcast em que as pessoas com deficiência auditiva possam desfrutar. Há muitas pessoas que não são surdas, mas que são afetadas pela perda auditiva. A maioria das pessoas que têm perda auditiva tem acesso a podcasts: Enquanto 1 em cada 6 adultos é afetado por alguma perda auditiva, apenas cerca de 12% desses sintomas em adultos são severas ou profundamente surdos. Portanto, dependendo da qualidade do áudio, do ambiente de audição e do acesso a aparelhos auditivos ou fones de ouvido canceladores de ruído, é definitivamente possível que a maioria das pessoas com perda auditiva desfrute de podcasts. Felizmente, há algumas coisas que os podcasters e outros criadores de conteúdo de áudio podem fazer para tornar seu conteúdo mais acessível aos ouvintes com deficiência auditiva ou àqueles com distúrbio de processamento auditivo, e ainda mais felizmente, muitos desses ajustes tornarão a experiência melhor para todos os ouvintes. O portal Wired compartilhou várias dicas para criar um podcast para esse público. Algumas recomendações foram: Apresentar sempre o conteúdo de forma clara e nítida, prestar atenção aos níveis na pós-produção, no sangramento do microfone e no equilíbrio dos níveis de som e também manter um padrão de volume final de 16 a -18 LUFS. O Headliner lança função para a criação automática de um vídeo com audiograma. Ele permite incorporar audiogramas e vídeos em seu site ou aplicativo. Se você instalar, ele te dará acesso a toneladas de audiogramas e vídeos pré-fabricados com sua marca e modelos. Tudo o que você precisa fazer é escolher o vídeo clip que você quer e depois clicar para compartilhar.   11 maneiras de aumentar os números de download de seu podcast, e isso inclui a consistência e ser ativo na comunidade. Embora iniciar um podcast possa parecer uma tarefa fácil, melhorar suas métricas é uma história totalmente diferente. Descubra no DiscoverPods as estratégias que ajudam os podcasters a aumentar seus downloads e ter um melhor engajamento.   Foi lançado o Boomcaster, uma plataforma para gravar áudio e vídeo com qualidade de estúdio e transmitir ao vivo para o YouTube e Facebook. O Boomcaster é igual ao Cleanfeed, Riverside, Zencastr e Squadcast, e registra cada participante localmente, em tempo real, e depois faz o upload dos arquivos para a nuvem. O resultado é áudio e vídeo de qualidade de estúdio que não é afetado por problemas técnicos ou banda larga. O Boomcaster não exige que você faça o download do software. Ele cria uma gravação web separada como um backup, permite agendar e enviar convites. Também permite que você personalize suas sessões de gravação com seu logotipo e cores do podcast ou vodcast.   Podspike, uma empresa de promoções de podcasts, lançou uma "Clínica de podcasts" para ajudar os podcasters a ganhar mais ouvintes. Tudo o que você precisa para lançar sua própria campanha de promoção do podcast por $99 por mês.   Chegaram à conclusão de que o aplicativo Spotify não é a melhor alternativa se você for um ouvinte "avançado" de podcast. Bradley Chambers, Gerente Sênior de Marketing Digital e Web em uma empresa de tecnologia, experimentou por um tempo o aplicativo Spotify para ouvir música e podcasts. Ele compartilhou sua experiência no portal 9 a 5 Mac. Sua conclusão foi: "O Spotify é uma ótima opção se você quer ouvir apenas alguns podcasts em seu tempo livre, mas principalmente se você ouvir música. Entretanto, se você for como eu, e passar mais tempo ouvindo podcasts do que qualquer outro tipo de conteúdo de áudio, um aplicativo dedicado lhe servirá melhor".   Conheça a Beams: o mais recente aplicativo de áudio social. Eles têm se posicionado como uma plataforma de áudio - não ao vivo, mas gravado e foi lançada em abril deste ano. Não enfatiza "likes" ou "seguidores", mas sim o assunto do conteúdo e que você pode participar comentando através de uma gravação que você faz quando tem tempo. Eles já têm 10.000 usuários ativos mensais e recebeu US$ 3 milhões em financiamento. O meio de comunicação europeu Sifted diz que está mais um fórum como o Reddit ou Discord.   O Samsung Free Listen, aplicativo de podcast da empresa, vai expandir-se dos EUA para ser lançada na Alemanha, Reino Unido, França, Itália, Espanha, Áustria e Suíça a partir do final de outubro. Se você estiver na plataforma, inscreva para aceitar os novos termos (e também pode usar o link disponibilizado para adicionar o seu podcast).   O YouTube lançou o seu primeiro podcast. The Upload: The Rise Of The Creator Economy - é uma parceria com a NPR (National Public Media), e é hospedado pela Brittany Luse. Novos episódios serão lançados toda quarta-feira, a partir do dia 22 de setembro e você poderá ouvir em todas as plataformas de streaming.   A Ximalaya FM, a maior plataforma de podcasting da China, lançou um alto falante inteligente especialmente feito para os membros do Partido Comunista para melhorar o seu conhecimento sobre a doutrina. A informação foi divulgada num artigo sobre todas as empresas chinesas que estão listadas em Hong Kong este mês.   Como ver a transcrição de um podcast no Spotify - O Spotify anunciou esse ano que lançaria um novo recurso focado na acessibilidade: a transcrição de podcasts. Alguns meses depois, a ferramenta começou a chegar para os usuários. Integrada ao serviço, a função é habilitada automaticamente, dispensando que o assinante explore o menu de configurações. Até o momento, a transcrição automática está disponível somente no aplicativo e, além disso, com uma quantidade limitada de conteúdo. Espera-se, contudo, que o recurso seja ampliado em breve. Confira no link como utilizá-lo.   A empresa de hospedagem de podcast em língua espanhola iVoox lançou um novo painel de podcaster com design renovado, melhor usabilidade, novas características e métricas avançadas. Eles também lançaram um esquema de afiliação, e os pagamentos são dados de forma destacada no novo painel de controle.   A ferramenta de gravação remota Zencastr acrescentou uma nova ferramenta... uma que visa... remover... longas pausas, o que lhe poupará uma tonelada de tempo de edição ao fazer as remoções automaticamente com base nos critérios de tempo que você definir. Os testes iniciais da equipe indicam que entre 3 a 7 minutos serão editados de um podcast médio de 30 minutos, removendo longas pausas, tornando seu conteúdo mais sucinto e impactante e sua edição manual menos demorada e repetitiva. Ele reconhece longos períodos de apenas ruído ambiente como notificações telefônicas e digitação de teclas como pausas e as removerá também. Podcast Recomendado E a recomendação do RSS News de hoje é o podcast “Forçado a Fugir” ou “Forced To Flee”. O novo podcast da ONU - Agência das Nações Unidas para Refugiados que ao longo de 7 episódios, olham para trás, para alguns dos eventos mais turbulentos dos últimos 70 anos no mundo. Pessoas deslocadas à força e trabalhadores humanitários contam suas histórias extraordinárias. Eles cobrem tudo, desde a revolução húngara de 1956, até o fim do conflito do Vietnã, o genocídio em Ruanda, até a crise na Síria. 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This week Mark and Jonathan ponder what a rugged Apple Watch would be like based on some new rumors. Anker’s new MagSafe battery pack gets good reviews. Apple officially announces WWDC 2021. Can they walk the fine line of addressing developers concerns with the App Store and debut new frameworks and tools to get developers excited? Finally AltConf 2021 has also been announced and is being carried out as an online event just like WWDC.      Email: mail@everydayrobots.tech   Twitter: @_ everydayrobots @refactoredd @swiftymf    Our Site: Everyday Robots.tech   Links: Gurman - Apple considers a "rugged" Apple Watch model Bradley Chambers gives Anker's iPhone MagSafe battery pack a great review  Apple offically announces WWDC 2021 begins June 7th and is online like last year  Rob Elkin announces AltConf 2021 EP 33: Behind AltConf with Rob Elkin 

How can IT admins thrive (or at least survive!) during “the new normal” brought by the COVID-19 pandemic? We asked Bradley Chambers, an IT Director in EDU and a writer for 9to5Mac to share his strategies, tools, and tips. Hear what he has to say in this new episode of Where's the Any Key?

Synopsis: Bradley Chambers from 9to5Mac joins Tom and Marcus to talk about the new Apple at Work podcast Your Hosts: Tom Bridge - @tbridge777 Marcus Ransom - @marcusransom Links: Apple @ Work Podcast Sponsors: Halp Kolide Patreon Watchman Monitoring If you're interested in sponsoring the Mac Admins Podcast, please email podcast@macadmins.org for more information. Get the latest about the Mac Admins Podcast, follow us on Twitter! We're @MacAdmPodcast!

It’s Friday September 6th. Welcome to This Week In Podcasting where we discuss this week's podcasting news and tips, all in under 10 minutes. This episode is provided by Sounder.fm, the Smartest way to Podcast. Let’s get started.This week we discuss, The New York Times Grows Digital Revenue by 14%, Should Podcasters Welcome Spotify with Open Arms?, and How do Listeners Find Out about new Podcasts?The New York Times had their Q2 earnings report and their CEO, Mark Thompson, said they grew digital advertising revenue by 14% which includes their podcasting revenue which primarily comes from their hit show, “The Daily”. He said, “These gains on the digital side were more than enough to offset familiar secular declines in print, and total advertising revenue grew slightly.”Meredith Kopit, the Chief Operating Office said, “there is real demand for audio advertising in association with quality unique content that has big audiences. And so we're optimistic that over time, our other podcasts in addition to The Daily will become meaningful ad products.”Should podcasters welcome Spotify with open arms? Bradley Chambers wrote an article on 9to5mac and he gives his perspective on this question.Bradley argues that even though Spotify has acquired Gimlet, he still believes they will keep the market open. He states, “ For this industry to grow as we all want it to, we need more people listening to more shows. With Apple, Google, and Spotify all basing 99% of their directory on the open RSS standard, we have preserved the free market.”

Ep.19 - Why is Your Podcast Still Not Being Found? Tim and Kyle introduce you to the new SEO for podcasting called Podcast Discovery Optimization (PDO) and why it matters to how your podcast is found. Episode at a Glance: We celebrate our second year of doing Virginia Podcaster's Association (VAPODA) meetups at Germanna Community College -- it's a great place to find out what real podcast newbies are struggling with! The Virginia Podcaster's Association (VAPODA) is a great place to find out what real podcast newbies are struggling with We explore what happened when we looked up a new podcaster's podcast using Pocket Cast (Hint: We discover that different podcasts can have the same name!) "Conversating" becomes the Word of the Day We throw friend of the show Mathew Passy a whole lot of love! What did we learn? Welcome to Podcast Discovery Optimization (PDO) This is the "what does my website look like on other browsers?" song. Followed by the "what does my website look like on other phones?" B-side sleeper hit. Now, it's "what does my podcast look like on all apps?"... or even the better question: "IS my podcast in all the apps?" You have to look up your podcast because you can't fix what you don't know! We thought a podcast name needed to be unique. Nope! Turns out you can have the EXACT SAME NAME in Apple Podcasts (iTunes)! We didn't know that was possible We find out that not all podcasting statistics are created equal and not all hosts let you know where your listeners are coming from. We know that not all hosts use IAB Standards but when you mix downloads with streaming with listens we can see why newbies get confused. New Podcasting Terms: Which is your favorite? Podcast Reliability Engineering (PRE) Podcast Search Optimization (PSO) Podcast Visualization Optimization (PVO) Podcast Discovery Optimization (PDO) PDO Recommendations for Podcasters: 1. Stay away from a podcast with the same name because it's hard to find your podcast next to the others already 2. Don't confuse your audience by being similar 3. The answer to your show's name is in your content if you're looking for it 4. Massage your message by making your name stand out from the static 5. Search your own podcast on all the apps -- Yup! All of them! 6. Do the work now, save the struggle for other fights not related to having to keep telling people which podcast is yours 7. Go through all the apps and see if you're on your favorite apps 8. If it gets crazy, get someone to help you with Podcast Discovery Optimization (PDO) if you're not showing up (like Mathew Passy - The Podcast Consultant) Industry Predictions: Read our growing list of podcast industry predictions for 2020! Industry Quotes: "Apple has always been about empowering people to build great things. From iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, and Garageband, Apple has always been at the center of technology and liberal arts. It’s now time for Apple to simplify the podcast creation experience." -- Bradley Chambers, 9to5mac.com Special Thanks to Friend-of-the-Show Mathew Passy! If you need some serious help with your podcast, Mathew is the guy to call. Find him on the Interwebs here: The Podcast Consultant Podcast Me Anything Causepods Visit our Sponsors! Learn a new career at Germanna Community College Workforce in Fredericksburg, VA Gagglepod - Life's too short for Bad Podcasts Virginia Podcasters Association (VAPODA) Meetups provide free podcast education every month! Audience Challenge: TODO: Way-Back Music TODO: Prediction Music Visit the Podwrecked Lighthouse: Email Us: podwrecked AT GMAIL DOT com All our Show Notes: podwrecked.com All our Episodes: podwrecked.libsyn.com Podwrecked is a Gagglepod production. Learn more at gagglepod.com.

Rob and Sara are joined by Bradley Chambers to discuss freelancing while maintaining a traditional 9-5 job. Bradley has no desire to leave his full time job, but rather uses freelancing as a way to supplement his income. He discusses tips, tricks, and tools to stay organized. Special Guest: Bradley Chambers.

Bradley Chambers has been managing Apple devices in an education environment since 2009. Currently he’s the IT director at a school in Chattanooga, and he’s also a contributor to 9to5Mac via his weekly column: “Making the Grade.” Bradley told me about his work as an IT administrator, how iPads and Macs are deployed, configured and repaired. There are some good tools for doing that, but they’re also supplemented with Google docs and JAMF tools. His kids are taught programming at an early age with Swift Playgrounds, and it turns out that the iPad offers just what his students need for a K-5 curriculum. We finished with a discussion of a few of his recent columns, including why digital textbooks generally failed in the market as well as thoughts about the state of Apple’s iBooks Author app.

Bradley Chambers from 9to5Mac makes the case for HomeKit in the Enterprise and whether the Google Home smart assistant has a place in the classroom. Kevin Tofel talks about Android Things and the difference between Android and Google in the Enterprise. Plus, a police detective offers tips on creating DIY IoT security systems with Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, and more. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Guests: Bradley Chambers and Kevin Tofel Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsors: WordPress.com/knowhow ITPro.TV/knowhow - use the code KNOWHOW30

Bradley Chambers from 9to5Mac makes the case for HomeKit in the Enterprise and whether the Google Home smart assistant has a place in the classroom. Kevin Tofel talks about Android Things and the difference between Android and Google in the Enterprise. Plus, a police detective offers tips on creating DIY IoT security systems with Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, and more. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Guests: Bradley Chambers and Kevin Tofel Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsors: WordPress.com/knowhow ITPro.TV/knowhow - use the code KNOWHOW30

Bradley Chambers from 9to5Mac makes the case for HomeKit in the Enterprise and whether the Google Home smart assistant has a place in the classroom. Kevin Tofel talks about Android Things and the difference between Android and Google in the Enterprise. Plus, a police detective offers tips on creating DIY IoT security systems with Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, and more. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Guests: Bradley Chambers and Kevin Tofel Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsors: WordPress.com/knowhow ITPro.TV/knowhow - use the code KNOWHOW30

Bradley Chambers from 9to5Mac makes the case for HomeKit in the Enterprise and whether the Google Home smart assistant has a place in the classroom. Kevin Tofel talks about Android Things and the difference between Android and Google in the Enterprise. Plus, a police detective offers tips on creating DIY IoT security systems with Samsung SmartThings, IFTTT, and more. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Guests: Bradley Chambers and Kevin Tofel Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsors: WordPress.com/knowhow ITPro.TV/knowhow - use the code KNOWHOW30

Appropriately for the topic, Federico is away so Fraser is joined by Bradley Chambers to share tips and tricks for managing summer travel with iOS.

This week I sat down with Bradley Chambers to discuss Apple and eduction. Bradley brings a unique perspective on this topic as both the Director of IT at a school in Tennessee and a regular technology writer for 9to5Mac and The Sweet Setup.

Education IT expert Bradley Chambers feels that Apple needs to do more than just offer less expensive iPads and Macs to education customers. Not all of the challenges are Apple’s fault, but it is their problem. Links: @BradleyChambers on Twitter Chambers Daily Making the Grade Sponsors: Casper Get $50 off select mattresses by using promo code: VECTOR at checkout. Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube Follow on: Web Twitter Instagram Facebook  

WWDC 2017 is over, and a new iPad may or may not have been bought. Apple's updates are discussed, along with the future of productivity and how tech like augmented reality and voice assistants might come into play. Show notes: JoeBuhlig.com (https://joebuhlig.com) Coffman.co (http://coffman.co) Recording a podcast locally on iOS without a Mac (https://sixcolors.com/post/2016/12/recording-a-podcast-locally-on-ios-without-a-mac/) Matt Birchler (https://twitter.com/mattbirchler) BirchTree (https://birchtree.me) Kory Westerhold (https://twitter.com/iamkory) NeuBible (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/neubible/id961857426?mt=8&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Bradley Chambers (https://twitter.com/bradleychambers) "Also, is the 120Hz screen amazing, or super amazing?" (https://twitter.com/mattbirchler/status/874812321847271424) Affinity Photo (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/affinity-photo/id824183456?mt=12&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Goodnotes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goodnotes/id1026566364?mt=12&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Cocoon Grid-It (http://amzn.to/2sFR20U) Ulysses (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ulysses/id623795237?mt=12&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Things (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/things-3-for-ipad/id904244226?mt=8&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Ferrite Recording Studio (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ferrite-recording-studio/id1018780185?mt=8&uo=4&at=1010l7cc&ct=wtw) Editing podcasts on iOS with Ferrite (https://sixcolors.com/post/2015/11/editing-podcasts-on-ios-with-ferrite/) Amazon Echo (http://amzn.to/2ruRv2E) Tools & Toys Echo review (http://toolsandtoys.net/reviews/the-amazon-echo-review/) Echo Dot (http://amzn.to/2sFX29T) Apple's future vision (I never showed Joe) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIE8xk6Rl1w) Her (http://amzn.to/2sKOtLS)

I am pleased to share my conversation with Fraser Speirs in this episode. Fraser is the Head of Secondary at Cedars School of Excellence in Greenock, Scotland. Before that, he was the Head of Computing and IT responsible for the school's Computer Science education and IT infrastructure. I would like to thank Fraser for taking time out of his busy teaching, blogging, and podcasting schedule to share his expertise and knowledge. Fraser's Blog - http://speirs.org Out of School Podcast - http://outofschool.net Canvas Podcast - http://relay.fm/canvas Twitter: @fraserspeirs - https://twitter.com/fraserspeirs Show links “A Year of Teaching Swift” - http://www.speirs.org/blog/2017/6/1/a-year-of-teaching-swift Swift language - https://swift.org Swift Playgrounds - https://appsto.re/us/eHUj2.i Learn to Code 1 & 2 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/swift-playgrounds-learn-to/id1118578018?mt=11 Learn to Code 3 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/swift-playgrounds-learn-to/id1173709121?mt=11 Teaching App Development with Swift - http://swifteducation.github.io Intro to App Development with Swift curriculum Teacher - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118577558?mt=11 Student - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118575552?mt=11 App Development with Swift Teacher - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1219118093?mt=11 Student - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1219117996?mt=11 Server-side Swift - https://swift.org/server-apis/ Visual Basic - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Basic Ruby programming language - https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/ Python - https://www.python.org/ Hopscotch - https://appsto.re/us/f2cYK.i Everyone Can Code K - 5 with Tynker - https://www.tynker.com/everyone-can-code/ Get Started with Code 1 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/get-started-with-code-1/id1226776727?mt=11 Get Started with Code 2 - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/get-started-with-code-2/id1226776857?mt=11 Business Professionals of America - http://www.bpa.org Branson Boggia: Mobile App Development National Champion - http://tctcspotlight.com/1835/news/tctc-bpa-competes-in-orlando/ Marco Arment: Twitter - https://twitter.com/marcoarment & website - https://marco.org/ Bradley Chambers: @bradleychambers - https://twitter.com/bradleychambers Federrico Viticci: @viticci - https://twitter.com/viticci Favorite Podcasts Ctrl-Walt-Delete - https://www.theverge.com/ctrl-walt-delete Cortex - https://www.relay.fm/cortex The West Wing Weekly - http://thewestwingweekly.com/ 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04b1g3c/episodes/downloads Freakonomics Radio Podcast - http://freakonomics.com/ Join the Swift Teachers Slack Group - mailto:brian@swiftteacher.org You can find also find the show notes and other information on my blog: Swift Teacher Blog - http://www.swiftteacher.org/podcast

David and Katie tackle listener questions on a variety of topics, follow-up on interesting uses of Plex for home media, and discuss Day One 2.0 with guest Bradley Chambers.

Followup LUKA ĐOKIĆ: Pozdrav ljudi, Vezano za poslednju epizodu i target disk mode na novom MacBook-u. Prema ovom support dokumentu oficijalno je moguć uz odredjene adaptere. Apple je u jednom trenutku sklonio deo koji objašnjava target disk mode ali koliko vidim, za sada stoji. Inače, slušam vas od prve epizode, fenomalani ste i vrlo mi je drago što ovakav podkast postoji. Samo nastavite ovako, Sve najbolje, Luka Ovo je prethodni model koji je nosio ime MacBook i koji nije mogao da se podigne u Target Disk Modu. Vesti Novi podcast gde su domaćini Siracusa i Merlinn Man: Reconcilable Differences WWDC Kako smo gledali keynote? Miki na iPadu preko MTS 3G-a sa terase u Mokrinu (utrošio oko 3,5 GB od 10 GB iz paketa koji ima) Alek u Macoli u Knez Mihajlovoj Utisci i razno nema novog AppleTV-a :( po prvi put (da ja znam) 2 žene na WWDC keynoteu (Jennifer Bailey, VP of Internet Services + Susan Prescott, VP of Product Marketing), a takođe i 2 žene na Platforms SOTU (Eliza Block i Sara Radi) Code llke a girl - video koji prati devojčice i devojke koje su dobile WWDC Scholarship Jimmy Iovine je toliko različit i prirodno cool lik u odnosu na ostale execs da oni izgledaju kao još veći nerdovi nego što jesu Apple Design Award winners Neke brojke sa WWDC-a WWDC 2015 keynote: The fine print Sve sesije na jednom mestu. Mac OS X Mac OS X El Capitan Sa korisničke strane: Split view (pomenuli smo Siracusu i The Windows of Siracusa County) Mission Control Call out your cursor (Miki koristio nekad i kupio Mouseposé) Spotlight with natural language queries Mail (tabovi u Mailu za Mikija su najlepši feature) Notes Safari (AirPlay, pins) Photos Metal News iOS 9 Initial Thoughts on iOS 9’s iPad Multitasking: A Deep Transformation Kompajliranje u Bitcode - potencijalno enormna glavobolja za 3rd party devs Sada sam se već pogubio kojim redosledom, ali valja posebno pričati o Privacy & Security novi mandatory App Transport Security u NSURLSession News app bez reklama (!) Siri i global Search koji rade anonimno itd watchOS WatchKit 2 je isti kao i WatchKit 1, to nema veze sa native API-jem. To je wrapper oko pravog API-ja koji i dalje nije dostupan nikome sem Appleu. Prave stvari: https://twitter.com/stroughtonsmith/status/609262287212425216 https://twitter.com/stroughtonsmith/status/609656558503526400 http://www.macrumors.com/2015/06/16/apple-watch-hacked-truly-native-apps/ watchOS 2 sadrži i HealthKit, u kome sada imaš novi API, HKWorkoutSession. dokle god je isti aktivan, tvoja watch app ostane u foregroundu. Development related Swift 2 Xcode 7 ReplayKit CloudKit je dobio Javascript web API. To je mega bitno, samo da to još izreklamiraju Dev program objedinjen Svi video snimci sa WWDC-a 2015. Razno nova News app je maltene identična sa http://instantarticles.fb.com. potpuno neverovatno koliko su slične a razvijano je izgleda u paraleli. News Publisher: https://developer.apple.com/news-publisher/ iPad multitasking samo na Air 2 (eto otkud 3 Core-a i 2GB RAMa) deluje baš, baš dobro. Slično ali znatno fluidnije od implementacije koju je Microsoft napravio za Windows Phone veliki update za Apple Pay i Passbook koji su objedinjeni u Wallet app. I dalje samo za US i sada i UK sjajna nova QuickType tastatura sa gesture-based selektovanjem teksta enorman update za Siri i povezano sa tim: Search API i deep linking za 3rd party apps (hell, yeah) Gruberov TalkShow live at WWDC - gost Phil Schiller, Markov komentar o značaju njegovog pojavljivanja Odličan podcast gde Fraser Speirs i Bradley Chambers pričaju o novostima sa WWDC-a, posebno o enterprise device managementu Music Kakvo gušenje ... Music streaming service Beats 1 radio Ping 2.0 ;) Spomenusmo ATP no.96, Windows of Siracusa County, poslušajte after show Zahvalnice Snimljeno 15.06.2015. kroz Audio Hijack 3 u Mikijevoj kancelariji i tehničku obradu Velikog Maga zvučnih majstorija Ognjena Tomića. Uvodna muzika by Vladimir Tošić. Logotip by Aleksandra Ilić. Artwork epizode Prasak 2010. by Saša Montiljo

It's been more than three years since Katie ditched her pay TV service. This week Katie and David are joined by Bradley Chambers to discuss life as a "cord cutter", advantages and disadvantages, entertainment devices and services and the future. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for assistance with the shownotes this week!

In our monthly feedback show David and Katie talk about auditing your accounts with guest Bradley Chambers, quitting Family Sharing, follow-up on PDFs, discuss applications for money management, and share tips for managing RSS feeds on the go, sharing an iTunes library, managing photos and videos, preserving two-factor authentication codes, discuss the Evernote Stylus, family journaling options and more. Thanks to MPU listener Hay Oborn for assistance with the shownotes this week!

Katie and David are joined by Bradley Chambers to discuss creating and maintaining a network, how to design, setup and configure a network and tips for optimizing and troubleshooting. Thanks to MPU listener Hay Oborn for assistance with the shownotes this week!

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.

Katie Floyd and Bradley Chambers talk about the TV pucks we have, the pucks we want, and the future of TV as well as how we consume content.

Joined by guest Bradley Chambers, David and Katie tackle photo management. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for assistance with the shownotes this week!

Reunited after a week without Myke, the boys are back to discuss XOXO, iPhone sales, App Store update woes and revisit digital photo management, with the the help of Bradley Chambers.