Podcast appearances and mentions of david chartier

In this episode of In Touch With iOS David Chartier from the Finer Things In Tech  makes his first appearance on the show to talk about Dave’s first impressions using the new Apple Card, App subscriptions and iOS tips plus the news of the week. Show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio News  Spotify reportedly in talks with Apple to integrate with Siri for playback control in iOS 13 New Apple Maps are rolling out to the northeast U.S These Dummy iOS Lightning Cables Let Hackers Remotely Access Your Devices AT&T and T-Mobile will now verify phone calls between their networks Discussion Topics  With all the new guests of the show, Dave asks what iOS tech do you have? Moment Lenses for iPhone David has these awesome lenses and reviews them. TouchType Pro Keyboard - Kickstarter He was able to get this keyboard for his iPad Pro. How important is Find My iPad? Dave had first hand experience when he forgot his iPad at an event, It has a happy ending!  Part 2 of the Apple Card Story Dave was able to resolve the issue with the wrong Apple ID and Apple sent him a new card. He gives first impression of its use.  iOS 13 iPadOS Beta are you running it full time? Our thoughts so far. Apple releases new version of its USB-C Digital AV Multiport dongle with 60Hz 4K, HDR, more  USB-C Travel Dock for Mac, PC, iPad and more! From OWC This dock works with the iPad Pro and also the cable wraps under the bottom of the unit and provides 100W of pass through power.  Tips A Visual Guide to Screen Gestures for the iPhone X Series and iPad Pro OWC put together this great guid and this has changed since Face ID was introduced with these models and we discuss.. How to Turn Off Auto-Capitalization on Your iPhone How to Edit a Photo's Geotag on Your iPhone How to Enable USB Restricted Mode to Protect the Data on Your iPhone Tips from David C’s newsletter Finer Things in Tech Quickly switch between two different apps on Apple Watch (Command + Tab for Watch) Long-tap the iOS screenshot preview to immediately share it You can quickly save multiple photos and videos from Messages conversations App Picks Dave G’s  Pick Google Primer iOS David C’s  Picks Reddit iOS App Apollo Reddit iOS App   About our Guest David Chartier can be found on his website chartier.land  You can find him on social media on Mastodon 

Free Open Source Software is at the heart of the Federated Social revolution that's gathering momentum. David Chartier joins John to walk through where we are in that journey so far, the current players, the current challenges and value of having multiple social-network options.

Fraser is joined by David Chartier for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of cloud storage in 2018 and its impact on our lives.

With Federico at WWDC, Fraser is joined by David Chartier to evaluate the announcements of Apple's Keynote.

Katie and David are joined by David Chartier to discuss whether or not Dropbox and iCloud are up to the task of cloud-based file storage. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for help with the shownotes this week!

This week Fraser is joined by writer David Chartier to explore some of the stranger things you can do with iOS.

"Mirror, Mirror" - David Chartier, freelance content strategist and thinker, joins Scott to discuss Mirror, Mirror (TOS S2E4). Agonizers, golden belts, and Uhura’s alternate uniform are all discussed. Next on Random Trek: VOY’s The Haunting on Deck Twelve. Host Scott McNulty with David Chartier.

From primal color preferences to the advent and decline of rollerblading, David Chartier (tech writer, AgileBits Herald) talks with Brett about the things that really matter.

David Chartier's clarification on Photo Stream limits. Space Monkey, Transporter, Box, and Xdrive. Results of John's Disk Utility repair survey. (John on Debug) Xbox One launch sales. Apple buys PrimeSense. Apple's potential expansion into the TV business. Penny Arcade's job posting, Marco's reaction, and the outgoing employee's description. Extended after-show: how we deal with criticism, trolls, and our own flaws when facing our audience. Sponsored by: Warby Parker: Boutique-quality, vintage-inspired eyewear at a revolutionary price. Use coupon code ATP for free 3-day shipping. Ting: Mobile that makes sense. No contracts, and pay only for what you use. iPhone now available.

David and Katie talk with David Chartier about the Finer Things in Tech, his work as a freelance writer and Herald. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for assistance with the shownotes this week!

Der Dienstag ist bei Apple wie immer ein kleiner Geburtstag für alle Apple-Fanboys (zumindest in diesem Jahr). Mit dem heutigen Tag sind neue MacBook und MacBook Pro Modelle erschienen, die hauptsächlich über einen schnelleren Prozessor und aktualisierte Bauteile verfügen. Ein Update war dieses Mal mehr als nötig. Leider gibt es keine schwarzen Tastaturen für das Pro Modell und auch keine großen Touchpads, obwohl Multi-Touch beim letzteren vorhanden ist. Möchte sich Apple durch das eher kleinere Update keine Konkurrenz zum kürzlich erschienenen Air machen? Toshiba hat unter anderem neue 1,8" Festplatten angekündigt, was irgendwann für das MacBook Air interessant werden könnte, da diese Modelle mit 5400 UPM laufen. Vielleicht gehört die Zukunft aber auch voll und ganz den SSDs. Der iTunes-Store feiert wieder einmal den Platzaufstieg. Momentan befindet man sich in den USA - wenn es um die Verkäufe geht - auf zweiter Position direkt hinter Walmart und hat Amazon zumindest kurzfristig überholt. Die große Frage ist jedoch, wie die Situation aussehen wird, wenn Amazon seine Zahlen für 2008 bekannt gibt und wie der MP3-Store im Vergleich zu anderen dasteht. Wer Probleme mit .Mac hat, dem möchte David Chartier bei Ars Technica weiterhelfen. Wie man seine Daten möglichst sauber zurücksetzen kann, erkläre ich selbstverständlich auf Deutsch im Podcast. Flotte Bienen werden sich ganz bestimmt über das kürzlich erschienene LifeShaker-Upgrade freuen, dass es nun erlaubt bessere Druckergebnisse zu erzielen. iPod-Spielesüchtige dürfen sich erneut über ein Spiel namens Bubble Bash! freuen, das alten Hasen sehr bekannt vorkommen dürfte. Schlussendlich ist Acorn in der finalen 1.1er-Version erschienen, worüber ich allerdings vor einigen Tagen berichtet habe. Macinme Daily #31 Download