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In this episode, host Toomey offers an in-depth review of µBrowser: Watch Web Browser, a lightweight and efficient web browser designed specifically for the Apple Watch. Ideal for quick web searches and browsing simple websites on the go, µBrowser focuses on speed and ease of use rather than heavy browsing tasks like social media or account management.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeIntroduction to µBrowserA minimalistic browser for Apple Watch enabling fast access to basic websites and web searches.Not intended for complex browsing activities such as managing social media or online accounts.App Structure & ComponentsTwo-part system: the Apple Watch app (main browsing) and a companion iPhone app (bookmark management).Breakdown of watch app sections: MicroBrowser (main browser), Bookmarks, Browsing History, and About.Navigating the Watch AppLaunching via the Digital Crown.Using the address/search bar powered by DuckDuckGo for privacy-focused searches.Four key sections for seamless navigation.Bookmarks ManagementEmoji-labeled bookmark folders for quick identification.Add, activate, or delete bookmarks directly on the watch.Search and Navigation FeaturesVoice input to facilitate hands-free searching.Heading-based navigation for quick jumps within websites.Known LimitationsNo back button feature.Simplified browsing experience, with some restrictions on advanced web interactions (e.g., Google services).Companion iPhone AppEdit, add, and reorder bookmarks with an easy-to-use interface on iPhone.Synchronization between the watch and phone for streamlined bookmark management.Step-by-Step Guide to Using µBrowserOpen MicroBrowser Press the Digital Crown on your Apple Watch and select the MicroBrowser app.Perform a Search Tap the search icon and use voice dictation to input your query.Access and Manage Bookmarks Navigate to Bookmarks, swipe to activate or delete entries.Use the Address Bar Enter a URL manually or via dictation, then tap done to load the page.Manage Bookmarks on iPhone Open the companion app to add, edit, or reorder bookmarks easily.Download µBrowser: Watch Web BrowserTry out µBrowser today to enhance your Apple Watch browsing experience! Download on the App StoreTranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by AI Note Taker – VoicePen, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers' names, voices, or content.tunmi: Hello guys, this is tunmi, and welcome to another episode of the AppleVisPodcast. In this one, I'm going to be reviewing the watch app known as MicroBrowser. Now, MicroBrowser is a lightweight web browser that allows you…

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/TnvSxjk0xYYIn the News blog post for February 9, 2024:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2024/02/in-the-news713.html00:00 Follow up: Starbucks app - Live Activities03:13 Vision is a Description of a Product20:48 Colliding with Coffee Mugs28:43 So Many Connectors!31:57 Cracking the Screen35:52 So Many Button Functions!38:58 Juno Tube40:53 RiP iTunes44:46 You Will Find Him!47:15 Jeff's Apple Vision Pro Tip: Apple Magic TrackpadJeff's Initial Review: Apple Vision ProBen Thompson | Stratechery: The Apple Vision ProJason Cross | Macworld: Apple Vision Pro: Notes from the futureCharlie Sorrel | iFixit: Vision Pro Teardown—Why Those Fake Eyes Look So WeirdJason Cross | Macworld: Apple Vision Pro: What do the top button and Digital Crown do?Benjamin Mayo | 9to5Mac: Apple Vision Pro holds up well in durability test, but yes it will break if you drop itJohn Voorhees | MacStories: Vision Pro App Spotlight: JunoJuli Clover | MacRumors: Apple Officially Splits iTunes for Windows Into Apple Music, TV, and Devices AppsWhere's USHER? | The Call | Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show (Official Teaser)Jeff's Apple Vision Pro Tip: Use the Apple Magic Trackpad https://amzn.to/3HXbIXq  ($109.99, List is $129.99). Precise selection especially in iPad apps to help with vision control of cursor. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213965 Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com

On this episode of Shaun of the Shed, host Shaun Preece explores the hand gestures feature of the Apple Watch, a game-changer for users who are blind or partially sighted. Shaun guides listeners through setting up and using pinch and clench gestures for easy navigation without needing to touch the screen. His practical tips, combined with personal anecdotes from his travels, make this episode an engaging and informative guide on enhancing accessibility with Apple technology.Highlights:Show Open (00:00)Using Apple Watch While Traveling (00:39)“New” Double Tap Feature (01:41)How to Use Hand Gestures on Apple Watch - Intro (02:34)How to Set Up Hand Gestures (02:58)Clench, Tap & Other Gestures (04:51)Activating Hand Gestures (06:16)Taptic Time & Magic Tap (07:35)Raise to Wake Feature (08:06)Hand Gestures Demo (09:45)Show Close (12:19) About Shaun of the ShedShaun of the Shed gives those new to the world of technology a helping hand with everything from using a screen reader or smart speakers to unboxing and starting up a new computer.Host Shaun Preece is an audio producer from Manchester who has a real passion for technology. Despite being born with a visual impairment, Shaun's sight has worsened over the years and as such he has depended more on assistive technology.You can also hear Shaun on AMI's Double Tap podcast, airing weekly at noon Eastern on AMI-audio or download it from your favourite podcast platform. About AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal.Learn more at AMI.caConnect on Twitter @AccessibleMediaOn Instagram @accessiblemediaincOn Facebook at @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

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Jeff upsized to the iPhone 15 Pro Max in titanium titanium (what?) and has some thoughts, and perhaps just a tiny bit of buyer's remorse. We talk Action button, new cameras, and weight and size comparisons with his previous iPhone 13 Pro. Is it all enough to justify his upgrade? Maybe not.Speaking of remorse, Tom ain't happy with some of the changes Apple has made in watchOS 10. With a new way to switch watch faces, removal of Favorites from the Timers app, giving Control Center a dedicated button, a silly change in the Workout app, and the double press of the Digital Crown no longer being an App Switcher, there's a lot different, and not necessarily in a good way. We also talk a little about macOS Sonoma and iOS 17. Links from the show:iPhone 15: A Photographers Review - Tyler StalmanwatchOS - 10 Things I Hate About You - RedditContact Us Drop us a line at feedback@basicafshow.com You'll find Jeff at @reyespoint on Twitter and @reyespoint@mastodon.sdf.org on Mastodon Find Tom at @tomfanderson on Twitter, and @tomanderson on Threads Join Tom's newsletter, Apple Talk, for more Apple coverage and tips & tricks. Show artwork by the great Randall Martin Design Enjoy Basic AF? Leave a review or rating! Review on Apple Podcasts Rate on Spotify Recommend in Overcast Intro Music: Psychokinetics - The Chosen Apple Music Spotify Show transcripts and episode artwork are AI generated and likely contain errors and general silliness.

  Apple Keynote event. iOS 17 Main blind and low vision Accessibility Features   Apple Keynote event.   iPhone   Design & display   The Super Retina XDR display on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus is great for watching content, and playing games. And, when it is sunny, peak outdoor brightness reaches up to 2000 nits — twice as bright as the previous generation. The all-new Action button on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max replaces the single-function switch used to toggle between ring and silent, offering additional options such as camera, flashlight or magnifier.    Performance   iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus boast the fast and efficient A16 Bionic chip. With two high-performance cores that use 20 percent less power and four high-efficiency cores, the 6-core CPU is faster than the previous generation and easily handles intensive tasks while delivering extraordinary battery life. iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are powered by A17 Pro, the industry's first 3-nanometre chip. A17 Pro brings improvements to the entire chip, including the biggest GPU redesign in Apple's history. The new CPU is up to 10 percent faster, and the Neural Engine is now up to 2x faster, powering features like autocorrect and Personal Voice in iOS 17. The pro-class GPU is up to 20 percent faster and unlocks entirely new experiences, featuring a new 6-core design that increases peak performance and energy efficiency. And with hardware-accelerated ray tracing, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max bring true-to-life gaming to the palm of users' hands with console titles never before seen on a smartphone.   Camera   The advanced camera system on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus helps users capture everyday moments. A 48MP Main camera shoots sharp photos and videos while capturing fine details, with a quad-pixel sensor and 100 percent Focus Pixels for fast autofocus. An additional 2x Telephoto option on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus gives users three optical-quality zoom levels — 0.5x, 1x, 2x — for the first time on an iPhone dual-camera system.  Using the power of computational photography, a new 24MP super-high-resolution default comes to the entire iPhone 15 lineup, offering incredible image quality at a practical file size ideal for storing and sharing. Next-generation portraits lets users shoot portrait shots of people, dogs and cats from without having to switch to Portrait mode.  iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max both pack the equivalent of seven pro lenses — all enabled by A17 Pro. The Main camera allows users to switch between three popular focal lengths — 24 mm, 28 mm, and 35 mm. iPhone 15 Pro features an expansive 3x Telephoto camera, and iPhone 15 Pro Max provides the longest optical zoom ever on iPhone: 5x at 120 mm. ProRes video can be recorded directly to external storage, enabling higher recording options up to 4K at 60 fps, and greater flexibility on set when using iPhone as the main camera.   Connectivity   The iPhone 15 lineup offers convenient new ways to charge, with USB-C  - a universally accepted standard for charging and transferring data, allowing the same cable to charge iPhone, Mac, iPad, and the updated AirPods Pro (2nd generation). On the Pro models, the new USB-C port supports USB 3 for data transfer speeds up to 10 gigabits per second, up to 20x faster than before. All new iPhone 15 models feature the second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, enabling two iPhone devices with this chip to connect at three times the range as before. This opens up a new way to use Precision Finding for Find My friends, so users can share their location and find each other, even in crowds.   We are also excited to announce the launch of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 today!    Apple Watch Series 9 Top Features New S9 SiP Most powerful watch chip that delivers systemwide improvements and brand-new features  New 4-core Neural Engine that can process machine learning tasks up to twice as fast when compared with Series 8 Double Tap Enabled by the faster Neural Engine which processes data from the accelerometer, gyroscope and optical heart sensor  The new machine learning algorithm detects the unique signature of tiny wrist movements and changes in blood flow when the index finger and thumb form a double tap Double tap allows users to quickly and conveniently perform some of the most common actions by controlling the primary button in an app  For example, it can be used to answer and end a phone call, take a photo with Camera Remote app on Apple Watch and more On-device Siri  For requests that do not require information from internet, they can be processed on device, e.g. Setting a timer or starting a workout The new Neural Engine also makes dictation up to 25 percent more accurate than Apple Watch Series 8. With on-device processing, Siri can also be used to access data from the Health app for health- and fitness-related enquiries.  Available as a software update later this year. Precision Finding  S9 SiP also includes a second-generation Ultra Wideband (UWB) chip to enable Precision Finding for the iPhone 15 family.  This provides distance and direction, as well as visual, haptic, and audio guidance to a misplaced iPhone Display brightness The power-efficient S9 SiP and advanced display architecture increase the maximum brightness up to 2000 nits, double that of Series 8 In dark rooms or early mornings, the display can also lower to just one nit    Apple Watch Ultra 2 Top Features   On top of all the same, new, powerful features available on Series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2 is also updated with these new features:  New Modular Ultra watch face  Designed to take advantage of the large display, the outermost edge presents real-time data, including seconds, altitude or depth  This watch face also offers the most information of any Apple digital watch face  Expanded altitude range Tested for use across 500m below sea level and up to 9000m to ascend the world's tallest peaks Updated Oceanic+ app A new water sport - free diving - is now available on the updated Oceanic+ app from Huish Outdoors  Depth app The updated Depth app now saves a log of each session so users can review the recent sessions on Apple Watch Ultra Complete history of all dives with a GPS entry point can also be viewed on Fitness app on iPhone      We also saw new AirPod Pro!

What are the possibilities when you mash-up Matterport and Apple Vision Pro? How will the mash-up Matterport + Apple Vision Pro be different than the 5-year-old Matterport + Samsung VR integration (see video above, which never got traction)? Find out on Thursday, 22 June 2023 on: ✔ WGAN-TV | Matterport + Apple Vision Pro: Imagining the 3D/AR/VR/XR/AI Possibilities My guests will be Matterport early adopters and 3D/AR/VR/XR/AI Thought-Leaders: ✔ Hopscotch Interactive CEO & Chief Media Officer Emily Olman | @Hopscotch ✔ Tosolini Productions Founder and Creative Technologist Paolo Tosolini @Tosolini WGAN-TV Discussion Topics Include ✔ Apple Vision Pro - features: AR, VR, AI, LiDAR, fitted head mount ✔ Apple Vision Pro - navigation: eyes, hands (gestures and Digital Crown) and voice ✔ Apple Vision Pro - chip to eliminate nausea ✔ Apple Vision Pro - taking spatial photos and videos ✔ Verticals, such as: real estate; construction (AEC) and facilities management Questions that I should ask Emily and Paolo on this WGAN-TV Live at 5 show? The much anticipated Apple Vision Pro was announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday, June 5, 2023. Apple says it will begin shipping the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro in early 2024. What to know more about the Apple Vision Pro? See the Apple Vision Pro video (above).

What are the possibilities when you mash-up Matterport and Apple Vision Pro? How will the mash-up Matterport + Apple Vision Pro be different than the 5-year-old Matterport + Samsung VR integration (see video above, which never got traction)? Find out on Thursday, 22 June 2023 on: ✔ WGAN-TV | Matterport + Apple Vision Pro: Imagining the 3D/AR/VR/XR/AI Possibilities My guests will be Matterport early adopters and 3D/AR/VR/XR/AI Thought-Leaders: ✔ Hopscotch Interactive CEO & Chief Media Officer Emily Olman | @Hopscotch ✔ Tosolini Productions Founder and Creative Technologist Paolo Tosolini @Tosolini WGAN-TV Discussion Topics Include ✔ Apple Vision Pro - features: AR, VR, AI, LiDAR, fitted head mount ✔ Apple Vision Pro - navigation: eyes, hands (gestures and Digital Crown) and voice ✔ Apple Vision Pro - chip to eliminate nausea ✔ Apple Vision Pro - taking spatial photos and videos ✔ Verticals, such as: real estate; construction (AEC) and facilities management Questions that I should ask Emily and Paolo on this WGAN-TV Live at 5 show? The much anticipated Apple Vision Pro was announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday, June 5, 2023. Apple says it will begin shipping the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro in early 2024. What to know more about the Apple Vision Pro? See the Apple Vision Pro video (above).

This episode of the MacRumors Show is sponsored by ExpressVPN. Visit ExpressVPN.com/Mac to get an extra three months free on a one-year package. On this week's episode of The MacRumors Show, we talk through some of the key aspects rumored for watchOS 10's redesigned UI. Last week, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that ‌watchOS 10‌ will introduce an all-new system of widgets for interacting with the Apple Watch. He explained that widgets will become a "central part" of the Apple Watch's interface and compared the new system to Glances, the widgets interface that launched on the original Apple Watch before being scrapped in watchOS 3, and the style of widgets that iOS 14 brought to the iPhone. Apple is also apparently testing changes to the functions performed by the Apple Watch's buttons. For example, a press of the Digital Crown may now launch the new widgets view, rather than navigate to the home screen. The new interface will apparently be "reminiscent" of the ‌Siri‌ watch face that was introduced in watchOS 4, but as an overlay for any Apple Watch face. "It's also similar to widget stacks, a feature in iOS and iPadOS that lets users pile many widgets into one and scroll through them," Gurman added. There are also rumors about ‌watchOS 10‌ introducing a new home screen layout that takes cues from iOS with features like app folders. The changes are part of what is expected to be one of the Apple Watch's biggest software updates since its introduction and the most significant change to the Apple Watch this year, as only minor hardware updates are expected to be unveiled later this year. We consider how this new UI could take shape and how we feel about the proposed changes, reflecting on Glances, watchOS 4's ‌Siri‌ watch face, past changes to the Apple Watch's buttons, and the future of apps on the device. We also discuss some of the latest Apple news, including the expansion of AirTag-like tracking alerts to third-party devices, iOS 17's rumored Wallet and Health app redesigns, and the delay of the microLED Apple Watch Ultra to 2025. Follow us on Twitter @danbarbera and @HartleyCharlton.  Watch a video version of The MacRumors Show on our YouTube channel and subscribe to keep up with all of our Apple-focused videos. 

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Watch the video!https://youtu.be/PEfCz9lMELQIn the News blog post for February 10, 2023:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/02/in-the-news662.htmlBons Temps Rouler!Webuful HistoryRunning the NumbersThe Same/New HomePodUpdated CamoCarPlay LifeSimple Smart PlugMysty Watercolor MemoriesBrett's iTip: Cleaning your Digital CrownJeff's iTip: Force Restart Your iPhoneVersion Museum: History of Apple.comJeff's Article: Apple 2023 fiscal first quarter -- the iPhone and iPad angleJason Snell | SixColors: Apple results and charts: $117.2B quarter is still a step backJason Snell | SixColors: Apple in 2022: The Six Colors report cardBenjamin Mayo | 9to5Mac: Hands-on: The new HomePod compared to the originalChance Miller | 9to5Mac: How to defy Apple and create a HomePod stereo pair with first and second-gen speakersJeff's Review: Camo -- use your iPhone as a webcamAnthony | CarPlay Life: 5 Apps Every Car Owner Should InstallNathaniel Pangaro | AppleInsider: Meross Smart Plug Mini review: A good addition to your smart homeJuli Clover | MacRumors: Remastered 'Myst Mobile' Game Now Available on iPhone and iPadBrett's iTip: If the Digital Crown on your Apple Watch isn't as freewheeling as it once was, follow the instructions from Apple to put it under “lightly running, warm, fresh water.” I was hesitant, but I did it, and it worked! Jeff did it several years ago too! Jeff's iTip: There are many ways to “force restart” your iPhone and it's good to keep these methods in mind: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/force-restart-iphone-iph8903c3ee6/iosSupport the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com

News On Apple #129 - Headset AR/VR da Apple poderá ter Digital Crown, bateria montada na cintura e muito mais; Kuo: Headset de realidade mista da Apple será lançado na WWDC 2023 em junho; iPhones 15 Pro e 15 Ultra devem apresentar corpo de titânio, botões táteis, RAM aumentada e mais; Apple Watch Ultra poderá ter tela maior com tecnologia micro-LED em 2024; entre outros assuntos, sempre com muitas dicas e um bate papo descontraído com as curiosidades do mundo Apple. Apresentação: Rafael de Angeli (@rafangeli), Marcelo Dada (@marcelodada88) e Pedro Celli (@pcelli). Edição/mixagem: Guilherme Celli (@mestilinski). Oferecimento/Parceiros: Hospital Mais Phone (@hospitalmaisphone) e Mundo Apple BR (@mundoapplebr). Saiba todos os rumores e novidades do mundo Apple em www.newsonapple.com

A bit of a change, looking at Astronomy from an Accessibility Point of View   James Webb Telescope   Lots of good image descriptions.   https://webbtelescope.org    Audio Universe   exploiting the potential of audio to explore our Solar System, converting light in to sound    YouTube Solar System space Ship Trip   http://audiouniverse.org. An interesting approach to exploring the universe by    The The Audio Universe webpage   https://www.audiouniverse.org/home   JAWS 2023, Fusion 2023 and ZoomText 2023 were Released on October 25 US Time   Three areas in JAWS I've noted are: The new ‘at a glance' feature; More work refining ‘notifications history'; JAWS now runs on ARM 64 processors.   A Chat about my New Apple Watch Ultra   It is not just an Apple Watch for me, but a fully functional workout watch.   Here are My Review Notes   Watch OS 9 Software Implications on Ultra   Larger screen allowing better view by people with low vision, and much easier to see in bright light. Larger 49mm diagonal screen does make it easier for VoiceOver gestures, particularly for the VoiceOver rotor: two finger rotate clockwise or counter clockwise. 3 finger gestures for speech and screen curtain no longer need to be done diagonally across screen, but side by side which is usual on iPhone. Access to the online QWERTY keyboard is easier with export by touch rather than having to use the flick left or right gesture to navigate the keyboard quickly.   Hardware Implications Ultra Titanium adds better strength for wear and tare on physical unit as against stainless stell or aluminium.   Cased raised above glass for side protection as knocking against objects such as walls etc. Having a flat glass surface surrounded by the case rather than curved glass edges, does make it easier to directly access complications using the actual case as a guideline for Voiceover users: very much like with the iPhone. Dedicated action button on right between speakers allowing specific apps to be executed: eg workout app with a specific routine which some people make find slow es[especially when trying to use the watch as a training tool. A personal siren can be activated via the actions button alerting people around that person needs help or assistance. Dual speakers produce loud and clear voiceOver speech or speech output via Siri, particularly important when navigating with Maps or asking where you are or using apps in noisy environments. Speakers are not as distorted when wet by being in a shower, in the rain, going for a Wim etc. Speech is software, but not distorted. 3 microphone array in conjunction with dual speakers allow clear two way phone calls to be conducted. Better microphone array means better responses from Siri in response to requests: no more “can you repeat that” due to noise. Raised panel on left edge of watch makes it easy to find the Side button with the Digital Crown protruding slightly above for easy location whilst being protected from the side by accidental Digital Crown touch's. As only one model, cellular and GPS, user can add mobile phone/data when ever desired without having to purchase another watch. 36HR battery life (will give security for people using the watch during the day or over two days where the watch may not be able to be charged. I.e. with cellar access, a person always has the means of being able to contact someone if they need help for assistance: no dead battery leaving a person without the means of contacting people. Dual frequency GPS (l1 plus L5) more precise GPS positioning (especially of L5 with tall buildings or signal reflection), of particular concern to people who are blind or low vision. All previously existing Apple Watch bands will work with the Ultra.   A Sort of Review of the Pixel Watch with accessibility on Double Tap   Not a positive review, but have a listen. By the way, it's 32 mins in to the episode.   https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/double-tap/id1309267346?i=1000584243393   iOS 16.1 Major bug with Mail Preview on, VoiceOver reads Preview of Wrong msg   Fix for the moment, turn Preview of messages off in settings, Mail.   https://applevis.com/blog/apple-releases-ios-161-ipados-161-bringing-many-fixes-voiceover-users   Using Your iPhone as a WebCam for You're Mac   You'll need 2 things, iPhone XR and above running iOS 16, and a Mac running Mac OS 13. My poor iPhone X missed out, got very excited to have a dedicated iPhone-WebCam on my Mac mini, o'well, I'll keep using my iPhone 12 Pro. Just bring your iPhone near you're Mac, have it locked, and you'll be in webCam mode with the Mac.   https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213244   Rediscovering the Usefulness of my iPad Pro 12.9 (original) and my Smart Keyboard   Having the keyboard as part of the folding case makes very convenient for just popping it open and start typing. The layout of the Settings screen, Mail etc, with the main items on the left, and on the right the expanded screen for that item. Split View, where you can have one app on the left and the other on the right: I'm back to using Twitter on the Left and Notes on the right when doing research for Talking Tech etc. It is just a bit more than I can do on the iPhone.Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wir zeigen und testen die Apple Watch Ultra ausführlich. Wir zeigen das Design und vergleichen es mit der Apple Watch Series 8 und 5. Damit möchten wir die Unterschiede bei der Größe illustrieren, denn die Watch Ultra ist eine sehr große Uhr. Ist sie zu groß für den Alltag? Wir zeigen die neu gestaltete Digital Crown, den Side Button und den neuen Button Guard, der beide Elemente schützt und gleichzeitig hervorhebt. Wir zeigen den Action Button und seine unterschiedlichen Funktionen, die je nach Szenario wechseln. Natürlich gehen wir auf die exklusiven Hardware-Neuheiten ein, darunter das neue GPS. In vielen eindrucksvollen und informativen Bildern und Vergleichen geben wir den Zuschauern ein Gefühl für die Apple Watch Ultra.

My notes from last weeks Apple Keynote event on the Apple Watch, AirPods, and the iPhone Audio Described.   Apple Watch   Series 8 Basic hardware the same as S6, and S7. Temperature sensor for ovulation.   Crash detection for detecting severe car crash.   Low power mode to extend Apple Watch to 36 hours. Available on S4 and above running Watch OS 9.   42MM and 45MM.   $629 starting price.   Apple Watch SE still available. No temp tracking, blood oxygen or ECG.   40MM and 44MM.   $329 stating price.   Apple Watch Ultra   Titanium space grade casing above edge of glass to avoid side damage to glass. Action button, bigger Digital Crown, and side button that stands out to make it easier to use with gloves.. 2nd speaker for increased speaker volume. 3 microphones for voice calls in windy, conditions. 36 hours of battery life on a single charge or 60 hours on battery optimisation. 3 specific band types with their own colours: Alpine, trail, and Dive. Better gps with L5 for better satellite positioning. 86 decibel siren which works up to 180  metres away to get attention.. Works as a dive watch through a specific app. Crash detection for car crash. Cellular/Wifi model, no wifi only.   AirPods (AirPods Pro)   Upgrade from H1 to H2 chip. Better audio frequency. Better directional microphones. 4 ear tips now to choose from with AirPods. Touch volume control for AirPods. 6hrs of listening time. 30hrs of charging time from the case. Can find the case with U1 chip, also has speaker to give audio feedback on charge etc. Can use Apple Watch charger. as well as Qi.   iPhone (iPhone 14 and 14 Plus)   6.1 and 6.7 (6.7 is the plus model). Aluminium. Lots of case colours. A15 chip. No more physical Simm tray in US. Has crash detection for car crash.. Longer battery life.   iPhone 14 Pro 6.1 and 6.7 (6.7 is iPhone Pro Max). Stainless steel. All ways on display. Dynamic island for specific notifications. Lots of case colours. Has crash detection for car crash.. A16 chip. 48MPS raw camera verses 12MPS on iPhone 14: but default photos still 12mps. Longer battery life.   $1749 starting price.Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/h4bJ2icolQYIn the News blog post for August 12, 2022:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2022/08/in-the-news638.htmlA Penchant for PencilsA Storm of Apple TV+ NewsHoney, I Shrunk the Cell Phone PlanApple Watch Wonders!Wide Spectrum MicrophoneDon't Get Short with ShortcutsiFun iPhone Photo Tips!Brett's iTip: Apple Watch Water LockJeff's iTip: Apple Watch Battery GraphJack Purcher: Future Apple Pencil may gain new 'Sliding' and 'Rolling' Touch Gestures Controls and moreTatum Hunter: Married and on your parents' cell plansLisa Eadicicco & Jason Cipriani: Make Your Apple Watch Work Better by Changing These SettingsBrenda Ramirez: Use Your iPhone's Hidden Microphone Effects to Improve Your Audio in FaceTime, Zoom, and Other Video Calling AppsMatthew Cassinelli: 12 ways to get the most out of Shortcuts for iPhoneApple Video: How to Shoot & Edit Dramatic Summer Light on iPhoneBrett's iTip: I finally went swimming with my Apple Watch ON! So I'm sharing a couple of tips on the “Water Lock” feature of the Apple Watch (make sure it's Series 2 or higher!!). You can manually turn on Water Lock from the Apple Watch Control Center or frankly the easiest way for me was to start a swimming workout and that automatically puts the Apple Watch in Water Lock mode. While in Water Lock mode, you can't tap the screen (something about the water interferes with this) but pressing and holding the side button will still dial emergency services where possible. And you can pause your swimming workout by pressing the Digital Crown and Side Button at the same time - and this is a good way to dry off first before you unlock the Apple Watch. To get out of Water Lock, do the oh-so-fun twisting of the Digital Crown to have the Apple Watch expel excess water with sounds and vibrations!Jeff's iTip: There is a “hidden” battery graph in the Apple Watch Battery Settings that allows you to see charging details. You must be running at least watchOS7 and just simply visit the Battery page in Settings. The graph here is similar to the one that you can see on your iPhone Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.comSupport the show

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/bFUucQyxnpcIn the News blog post for June 3, 2022:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2022/06/in-the-news630.html Have a Donut!Dub-Dub Excitement!Home Screens & Field Guides!Magnanimous MagSafeCan a Laptop Replace My iPad?Plant-Based Digital DietShame on Tim and His CoffeeStylus WarsBrett's iTip: Password Protect your Keynote PresentationJeff's iTip: Force Quit an Apple Watch AppJason Snell: My WWDC 2022 wishlistMeet the 2022 Finalists for the Apple Design Awards Jeff's iPad and iPhone Home ScreensJeff's Review: Shortcuts for Mac Field Guide by David SparksSimon Jary: Best MagSafe chargersFederico Viticci: Rediscovering the Mac - An iPad User's Journey into macOS with the M1 Max MacBook ProAndrew O'Hara: How to identify plants and flowers with your iPhone cameraJon Brodkin: Tim Hortons coffee app broke law by constantly recording users' movementsKenny Wassus: Stylus Wars 2022: Apple Pencil, Surface Pen and Samsung S Pen ReviewedBrett's iTip: Password protect Pages, Numbers & Keynote files on your iPhone or iPad. If you need to secure a Keynote presentation with a simple password you can tap into settings and select “Set Password” to add a password. You can type a hint if you'd like and decide whether you want to use FaceID or not. If you send the file to someone else they'll need the password to open it (and so will you!). To remove a password, you'll have to enter the password first and turn OFF “Require Password.” Jeff's iTip: Force Quit an Apple Watch app: Open the app, if it is not already openPress and hold the Side Button.When the Power Down menu appears, release the Side Button.Press and hold the Digital Crown button until the app goes away and the watch face returns.Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.comSupport the show

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave he is joined by Jeff Gamet and guest Kelly Guimont. We all have HomePod upgrading woes to 15.5.1. Tons of great tips for Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, HomePod, and AppleTV. You can now add an Apple Account card to the wallet but not if you have 2 Apple ID's. Our frequent guest Andrew Orr has a new gig with AppleInsider. We discuss his first story about an AirPort comeback and more.  The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio Links to our Show Click this link Buy me a Coffee to support the show we would really appreciate it. intouchwithios.com/coffee  We have a brand new way to support the show become a Patreon member patreon.com/intouchwithios Website: In Touch With iOS YouTube Page In Touch with iOS Magazine on Flipboard News Live-Action 'Speed Racer' Series Coming to Apple TV+ Apple sets new deadline for in-app account deletion requirement Apple Music now available as built-in audio player on Waze Apple Releases tvOS 15.5.1 for Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K Used iPods Likely Not Worth Keeping as Collectors' Items Despite Uptick in Value After Discontinuation, Data Shows Apple Announces 2022 Pride Edition Watch Bands and Watch Face Google Maps' Historical Street View Imagery Now Available on iOS Wallet App Now Supports Apple Account Cards on iOS 15.5 but doesn't work if you have 2 Apple IDs. We review our experience with this.  Our friend and frequent guest Andrew Orr is now writing for AppleInsider and we want to congrat him on his new gig this week. Why not discuss his first article. iCloud Time Machine for Mac & new AirPort routers pop out of rumor mill - but hurdles abound Topics Beta this week. 15.6 Beta 1 continues,  HomePod updates: there always seem to be issues ith HomePod working properly we review our experiences Apple Releases HomePod Software 15.5.1 With Fix for Bug That Could Cause Music to Stop Playing we also talk about the rumors of a return of the HomePod.  How the HomePod can be Apple's new iPod: Fun, popular, and simple Tips We have a tips session and provide tips for Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, HomePod, and Apple TV. Apple Watch Manage notifications open up the Apple Watch app on iPhone and scroll down to the Notifications section from within My Watch. Goto the list of apps that are currently installed on your Apple Watch. Use the toggles provided to allow or disallow certain apps sending you notifications. You will want to repeat this process when you begin downloading third-party apps. Delivery quietly is another opton.  Power and Reboot The power button on the Apple Watch sits below the Digital Crown. Hold it in for three seconds until the Apple logo appears, signifying that the Apple Watch is turning on. The home screen will now appear. Hard Reboot. Sometimes your watch can not just run right, An alternate to reboot is a hard reboot, Press and hold the Digital Crown and side button together until you see the Apple Logo,  FindMy on Watch iPhone Customize spotlight search settings > Siri/Search Refine Notifcations so the are set for you.  Brittany Smith's video on notifications: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50SOriIy9dU Using PIP and how you can turn it off. Settings > General > Picture and Picture.  Our Host Dave Ginsburg is an IT professional supporting Mac, iOS and Windows users and his wealth of knowledge of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Visit the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/daveg65 follow him on Twitter @daveg65.and the show @intouchwithios About our Regular Contributor Jeff Gamet is a podcaster, technology blogger, artist, and author. Previously, he was The Mac Observer's managing editor, and Smile's TextExpander Evangelist. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram as @jgamet and YouTube https://youtube.com/jgamet About Our Guest Kelly Guimont is a podcaster and friend of the Rebel Alliance. She appears on The Incomparable network as well as hosts I Want My M(CU) TV. You can also hear her on The Aftershow with Mike Rose you can find her on Twitter and Instagram @verso Kelly mentions these  http://loud-fast-keep-going.cast.rocks/ Find her on Glass https://glass.photo/ Oreo Ritz https://www.oreo.com/ritz

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/M9Jrjo-y8sIIn the News blog post for May 13, 2022:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2022/05/in-the-news627.htmlLucky 13thDon't Stop the Music!Shortcuts FTW!Speedtest MapsLocation Based EmergenciesJeff's iPad Issue (and Fix)Jeff's iPhone Issue (and Warning!)Brett's New Apple Watch Solo Loop BandSelf-Repair WorkoutBrett's Apple Watch Tip: Apple Watch Nightstand ModeJeff's Apple Watch Tip: Apple Watch Theater ModeApple Press Release: The music lives onLeander Kahney: An illustrated history of the iPod and its massive impact [Updated]Stephen Hackett: The U2 iPodSaturday Night Live Weekend Update skit with “Steve Jobs” announcing multiple iPodsJohn Voorhees: Introducing the 2022 Automation April Shortcuts Contest WinnersBen Lovejoy: Ookla's Speedtest maps come to iOS and give a more realistic picture of latencyAllison McDaniel: AT&T becomes first US carrier to support 911 location-based routingQuinn Nelson: Using Apple's Tools to Fix My iPhoneBrett's Apple Watch Tip: Just got a MagSafe Duo charger from Apple (I'll report on that in a future episode) and was excited to try out the Apple Watch Nightstand mode, thinking it would keep the watch on all the time … it doesn't. In order to see the time, you'll need to either move towards the Watch or tap it, which isn't always easy to do in the dark. But previously, I would have my iPhone sitting next to me and have to pick it up, so this is better. Just nice to put the Watch to use while it's charging overnight. Jeff's Apple Watch Tip: Apple Watch Theater Mode - This turns on Silent Mode and the screen stays dark until you tap or press a button. You can also wake your watch screen gradually by turning the Digital Crown. How to open Control Center:  Touch and hold the bottom of the watch face. Wait for Control Center to show, then swipe up. You can open Control Center from any screen.  To close: Swipe down from the top of the watch face, or press the Digital Crown.Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.comSupport the show

In this episode we had the pleasure to speak to Ahava Leibtag, who is the president and owner of Aha Media Group. Ahava has more than 20 years of experience in writing, messaging and marketing. She's a thought leader on content strategy and content marketing and has written a book, "The Digital Crown", that explores the intersection of content strategy and content marketing. In the podcast episode Ahava shares her best tips on how you can be brave with your content marketing. If you want to know more or get in touch with Ahava, you find more information in the links below:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahavaleibtag/   https://ahamediagroup.com/about-us/

This is episode 18 of the Tech Unlocked Podcast. Today we're joined by BMAC—a fellow Tech YouTuber and fan of Apple products. Today we're discussing how Apple was going to add Face ID to the iMac but didn't, people are selling AirTags without a speaker, and Gurman drops some more juicy information about products Apple will be announcing this year, as well as giving us a date for Apple's next event in March of this year, and so much more! Prepare yourselves, because this is an episode you don't want to miss!!! 1: Silent AirTags: https://www.cultofmac.com/765652/creeps-sell-silent-airtags/ 2: Gurman says Apple Event on March 8, At Least Four M2 Macs to Launch Later This Year: https://www.macrumors.com/2022/02/06/gurman-apple-event-march-8-and-m2-macs/ 3: iPads could soon be used as payment terminals: https://9to5mac.com/2022/02/04/ipad-plus-nfc-could-be-the-ultimate-payment-terminal-with-rumored-apple-pay-upgrade/ 4: Apple was planning to add Face ID to the iMac but didn't… and they might keep it that way: https://9to5mac.com/2022/02/06/apple-reportedly-considered-face-id-for-m1-imac-future-unclear/ 5: Apple might still plan on adding Face ID to the iMac, but with a notch: https://www.patentlyapple.com/patently-apple/2022/02/apple-is-not-only-considering-face-id-for-imac-in-the-future-they-filed-for-a-patent-supporting-an-updated-version-of-this-f.html 6: AirPods Max 2 could feature touch controls instead of Digital Crown: https://9to5mac.com/2022/02/06/airpods-max-2-could-feature-touch-controls-instead-of-a-digital-crown/

Guest Peter Witham - Compileswift.com - TwitterPeter's New Livestream - compileswift.live Youtube Video - https://youtu.be/3MOK_smitUURelated Episodes Episode 110 - Connecting Wirelessly with Gui Rambo Episode 106 - Mac Dev in 2021 with Daniel Jalkut Episode 98 - Async, Await, and Combine with Marin Todorov Episode 95 - Swift Playgrounds with Steve Lipton Episode 94 - iPad Development with Adam Shaw Episode 92 - WWDC 2021 - Platforms State of the Union with Peter Witham Episode 91 - Fastlane with Josh Holtz Episode 89 - Cryptography with Marcin Krzyżanowski Episode 84 - Automation Fun with Jared Sorge Episode 81 - Awaiting for Async with Vincent Pradeilles Episode 68 - App Store Review Guidelines with Paweł Madej Episode 24 - Continuous Integration with Kyle Newsome Related Links Xcode Cloud Beta Signup CoreInt Episode 487 - I Spent A Week On It Apple Developer Tech Talks Steve Lipton - Swift Playgrounds Course Apple SwiftUI Sample App Tutorials NSSpain 15 - Xcode Cloud: What is it? How to use it? Is it for me? - Josh Holtz HWS - How to build your first SwiftUI app with Swift Playgrounds CompileSwift Live Stream Highlight - macOS UI Design with Sketch Apple Design Resources Swift Studio by Marcin Krzyzanowski "Swift Light" by Marin Todorov Nova by Panic SponsorsRevenueCatUsing RevenueCat to power your in-app purchase infrastructure solves: For edge cases you don't even know you have Protects from outages your team hasn't seen yet Saves you time on future maintenance  As well as new features released by the app stores Empowers your marketing teams with clean, reliable IAP data All that to say, RevenueCat handles all the headaches of in-app purchases so you can get back to building your app. Try RevenueCat today at revenuecat.com.Transistor.FmYour podcast's publishing platformTransistor not only hosts your podcast but also: Help distribute your podcast with integrations to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, and Mailchimp Deep analytics including average downloads per episode, popular podcast apps, number of subscribers, trends Professional support for creatives, businesses, and professional podcasters when it comes to hosting and analytics How do you start a podcast?https://transistor.fm/how-to-start-a-podcast/?via=empowerappsTry it today with this special link:https://transistor.fm/?via=empowerappsIndie Developer Spotlight - KalWoche by Matthias DeuschlGive a try to the first of many Indie Developer Spotlights with KalWoche by Matthias DeuschlWith this Independent Watch app, scroll through the calendar with the Digital Crown. Count days / weeks with the date calculator. Multiple complications including weekday, week of year, date. Practical calendar for quick flipping: scroll through time month by month with the Digital Crown. What weekday is April 1st? When is week 18? Which week of the year is beginning of November? → Just scroll until you see. How long until date x? → Simply scroll, tap, see. date calculator: add days, weeks, months or years from today or the selected date and the result is displayed as a date with weekday and calendar week. In addition, the duration from today or the selected date until then is displayed. Clean watchface complications help to always keep the current weekday, date and week of year in view. Find your perfect fit with numerous options. Give this app a try today at:https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1554477157Show Notes Future of WWDC and Tech Talks What will be the next big thing next year? How can iPadOS improve? How should code start using Async/await? Problems with macOS Monterey Where are the pain points for SwiftUI? Who should start using Xcode Cloud? What's next for the App Store, Developers, and the courts? ...and the big announcement!Social MediaEmailleo@brightdigit.comGitHub - @brightdigitTwitter BrightDigit - @brightdigitLeo - @leogdionRedditLeo - /u/leogdionLinkedInBrightDigitLeoInstagram - @brightdigitPatreon - empowerappshowCreditsMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

2141ANRワンボタンの声ダウンロードリンク■10/30配信 Apple Watch Series 7の分解レポート、「Apple Watch Series 7」速攻フォトレビュー、IT業界が舞台の戦隊モノにありがちなこと、古いシステムを「今は動いているから」といってそのまま放置してはいけない理由、日本最初の家庭用ゲーム機で３つのゲームが遊べる工夫が凄い、のニュースをとりあげました。　後半はリスナーからのコメントをご紹介しています。★Podcast番組"Apple Clip..

With VoiceOver running, turn on in Settings, Accessibility, VoiceOver, Hand Gestures. Once turned on, activate when watch is waken with a double clench of your fist (need to do this every time watch is woken up). When on: double pinch (thumb and index finger twice) move previous item, Single pinch (thumb and index finger once) next item, clench (fist once) activate item, and double clench (make fist twice) Digital Crown function. Handy for the workout app.  

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/GzS2v-AyhaUIn the News blog post for October 1, 2021:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2021/09/in-the-news597.htmlThe Cinematic ThirteenDo U Work with iWork?Quick Switch KeyboardsBONUS #1: Meshing around with Wi-FiBONUS #2: Warning-Be careful which iMessages you iDeleteBrett's Apple Watch Tip: Customize Your Workout ViewJeff's iOS 15 Tip: Drag and Drop Between Apps on the iPhoneJeff's iPhone 13 Pro Review: Better cameras, better screen, better battery lifeDavid Sparks: Testing the iPhone 13 Pro Cameras at DisneylandLeander Kahney: iPhone 13 Pro truly is the Goldilocks phoneJason Snell: iWork comes alive with Keynote live-video featuresJeff's Review: Logitech MX Keys -- full-size Bluetooth keyboard for computer, iPad, and iPhoneJeff's Review: eero Pro 3-pack -- blanket your home with fast Wi-FiJuli Clover: Warning: Be careful which iMessages you iDeleteBrett's Apple Watch Tip: Customize the Workout View on your Apple Watch. On your iPhone go to the Watch app - Workout - Workout View, then pick which workout you want to customize. Then you can select which items you want to view on your Apple Watch. For my “Outdoor Run” I like to see Duration, Heart Rate, Current Pace, and Distance. When I'm in “Hiking” I like to see Current Elevation and Elevation Gain. Bonus: when you're in workout view, you can turn the Digital Crown to “highlight” one of these metrics with a color which makes it easier to see. Jeff's iOS 15 Tip: Drag and Drop between apps on an iPhone - works with photos, URLs, documents (e.g. from a list in the Dropbox app), etc. Here's a video demonstration from Marcos Alonso, a human interface designer at Apple: https://twitter.com/malonso/status/1439999537133678593 Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com   

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Be careful what "club" you join. Franchising can be like an HOA that is great until they pull a power move on you. 2 book reviews "Epic Content Marketing" by Joe Pulizzi and "The Digital Crown" by Ahava Leibtag.

In questo episodio del podcast non ci limiteremo a raccontare i soliti rumors nel mondo Apple ma anche a raccontare le vicissitudini di Luca alle prese con la riparazione tutt'altro che agevole del suo Apple Watch.Cominciamo però parlando delle caratteristiche attese nel prossimo iPhone 13: cosa riuscirà a caratterizzare la prossima generazione di iPhone, soprattutto il relazione al fatto che il ProMotion display a 120Hz potrebbe arrivare solo sui modelli Pro?E' realistico attendersi l'arrivo del chip M1 anche su iPhone? Nella parte centrale del podcast Luca ci racconterà quanto costa riparare un Apple Watch e aprirà una grandissima tema attorno al diritto alla riparazione e alla riparabilità dei prodotti moderni.Nella parte finale racconteremo dei motivi che probabilmente spingeranno Apple ad abbandonare la Touch Bar nei prossimi MacBook Pro e perché questo passo indietro è figlio di altre rivoluzioni fallite.*Scusateci se l'audio in questo episodio non sarà eccellente ma abbiamo avuto dei problemi di registrazione *I temi di questa puntata del podcast:- iPhone: siamo arrivati ormai alla fine delle novità sugli smartphone?- Apple Watch rotto? Non si ripara- Sicurezza, privacy e concorrenza: l'UE mette alle corde Apple- Prossimi MacBook Pro: addio Touch Bar- Cos'hanno in comune Touch Bar, 3D Touch e Digital Crown?Conduttori:Giovanni Longo: www.twitter.com/giolongooLuca Ansevini: www.twitter.com/Anse1987Feedback?Potete segnalarci temi da approfondire, dire la vostra o darci qualunque tipo di feedback su Twitter col consueto hashtag #iPhoneItaliaPodcast.Potete, inoltre, darci una valutazione su Apple Podcast e seguirci su Spreaker per aiutare più persone a scoprire il nostro podcast.I vostri consigli ed i vostri commenti sono preziosi per noi, sul serio.

Сегодня компания Huawei официально анонсировала Huawei Watch 3 и Watch 3 Pro — первые умные часы, которые работают под управлением операционной системы HarmonyOS. Производитель отметил, что это также первые умные часы Huawei, которые оснащены вращающимся колёсиком для взаимодействия с интерфейсом. Это аналог цифровой коронки (Digital Crown) в умных часах Apple Watch, только в Huawei Watch 3 и Watch 3 Pro этот элемент получил название Rotatable Crown. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sunset Beach by Scandinavianz https://soundcloud.com/scandinavianz Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3bitRPR Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/d4c0B5SBeto - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #tehpro #HuaweiWatch3 #HuaweiWatch3Pro

Fitness Plus from Apple   Tried this out over the last week. Disappointing initially that none of the Workout routines were either Audio Described or had another way of finding out what actual exercises were being performed, I decided for now just to do my own exercises, and use the training and rest times in each Workout. As there is no actual exercises to do I the Treadmill or Bike Workouts, these worked as expected. If you use the Apple TV with the Apple Watch, your real time data comes up on the screen so you can monitor and see how others have gone with this particular workout. You can just use fitness Plus int eh Fitness app on iOS without the Appel Watch, follow along with each routine, but you won’t get any direct data from your Apple Watch. I think if you had a treadmill, bike or rowing machine, these weekly pre-recorded workouts with the trainer, and great music are fine. Otherwise, perhaps not. At least you can try it out for 1 month free or 3 months if you buy an Apple Watch. After that, it is $14.95 per month.   https://fitness.apple.com/us/subscribe?itscg=10000&itsct=fit-hero-hp_tile-apl-ann-201111   New Head Phones from Apple - AirPods Max   Cost: $895.00 Australian.   Brief Product Description:   Apple’s over the ear version of the AirPods Pro with a lot of great features and sound. Stainless steel head band with mesh canopy, aluminium ear cups, and magnetically removable/replaceable ear cup fabric cushions. Two easy access controls, Digital Crown to control media/Siri, and Noise Control for Noise Cancellation, and Transparency Mode.   What you Get in the Box:   AirPods Max. Smart case (AirPods Max already inserted in to the case). Lightning to USBC cable. Getting started guide.   Purchased  Separately:   USB charger. Lightning to 3.5mm TRS audio cable. Note - plug AirPods Max in to chargers that you would usually plug your iPhone in to. Audio cable is to allow AirPods Max to be plugged in to older devices purely for getting audio out of them, can’t use Siri etc with this cable plugged in.   Physical description and Details of the Head Phones:   Stainless steel frame head  band with a soft to touch and stretchy canopy  to take weight off top of head. Telescoping stainless steel ear cup arms to adjust ear cups to fit over ears. Brushed aluminium rectangular ear cups with rounded corners. Stainless steel had band colour to match iPhone 12 colour, and ear cups colour to match iPad Air or MacBook colour. Ear cup cushions magnetically attached to ear cups, and can be replaced. Sensors to detect if AirPods max removed from head and will stop media, continuing once head set back on. When taken off, both ear cups can be rotated 90 degrees to lay flat or to be inserted in to the smart case. When wearing the head set, ear cups rotate slightly for a better and more comfortable fit. 9 microphones spread   over both ear cups  to deal with calls, noise/transparency modes, and wind noise reduction. Each ear cup also contains the H1 chip and 10 core audio computational processor.     What they Sound Like:   Music is absolutely brilliant with individual instruments almost having their own space. Rich sound. Spacial audio sound is amazing with the music surrounding the listener. Not basie  at all, only when music calls for it. Excellent with Head Phone Accommodations that you can truly customise the sound. Lovely to listen to audio books or podcasts. Phone calls are clear, and callers report ease of listening. Video conferencing services such as Zoom worked just as well with audio quality. Noise reduction even better than that of the AirPods Pro, this goes the same for the transparency mode. VoiceOver is just as responsive with the AirPods Max as it is with the AirPods Pro. Hey Siri is very responsive.   Benefits: Extremely responsive with VoiceOver on iOS or Mac. Very comfortable to wear, even though weight is 380 grams. As reviewer is a voiceOver user, wearing the head set all day is not an issue at all. Telescoping arms allow the perfect position to be set, and take a little effort to adjust when is great as they then do not shorten or lengthen. Ear cups feel very comfortable over ears, and do not seem to cause sweating etc. When the AirPods Max are placed in to the Smart Case, magnets in the case put the head set in to a low power mode. Instant reconnection to an Apple device when placed back on the head. Just simply convenient to turn a dial or press a button. Easy to locate and use the Digital Crown (volume etc), and Noise Control buttons. Easy to locate lightning port for charging or plugging in the not supplied audio cable. There is a notch in the smart case to allow a lightning cable to be plugged in to the head set as well. The aluminium ear cups feel smooth and cool to the touch. Unlike some head phone cushions, these cushions have a whole magnetic housing which magnetically clips in to the ear cups. Works with Find My. Like with AirPods Pro, when playing media or dictating, AirPods Max does not turn this off when using Siri, which it does on Mac OS. When plugging head set in to a 20W UsBC fast charger, 1.5hours of battery is gained within 5 minutes. When plugged in to a standard iPhone charger (not a fast charger), from 0 to 95% is achieved in 2hrs. The aluminium used in the ear cups is the same in the iPod air or MacBook Pros, and is quite durable. The not supplied Lightning to 3.5MM audio jack cable is purely to connect the head set to older 3.5MM audio devices and offers no benefit besides the physical connection. Hey Siri and Announce Messages by Siri is also available.   Points to consider: Note - a few software issues, but the hardware is excellent, software can be improved upon. Supply own charger. Supply own audio cable. The 3.5MM audio cable takes its volume from the device, not the head set, maximum volume therefore on such devices such as the Victor Reader Stream, Victor Trek or the Envoy Connect are about half the volume that the AirPods can put out at maximum volume. Head set is not water proof. Smart case doesn’t offer that much protection especially if they are placed in a bag etc. How durable the mesh is at the top of the head set remains to be seen. Given the cost, strongly suggest Apple Care. Reviewer would suggest these are more for office/home use, rather than being out in the community.   Discussion of the AirPods Max from the Tech Doctor Blog and Podcast:   https://s160.podbean.com/pb/dda560e68aab5fc4aff7190c5bc0381b/5fe01898/data4/fs54/339150/uploads/AirPods_MaxcCat8bd7q.mp3?pbss=c6d31427-5cbd-519c-9cbb-667c0c0d8b9c   AirPods Max page   Https://www.apple.com/airpodsmax     Things to Keep you Occupied over the Break   Podcasts   You can find these podcasts on your smart speakers by simply saying the name with Play Podcast:   Applevis. Daily Tech News Show Dot To Dot. Double Tap Canada. Download this show. iOS Today. iSee Using Various Technologies from a blind persons perspective. MacCast for Mac Geeks. MacBreak Weekly Main Menu. Mosen At Large. RNIB TechTalk. Rene Richie. Talking Tech Vision Australia Tech Doctor Blog and Podcast. This Week In Tech. Windows Weekly.   Books   Great Audible Listens (my top 14 Series):   Series - The Demon Accords by Jon Conroe. Series - Death’s Mantel by Harmon Cooper. Series - The Keeper Chronicles by JA Andrews. Series - The Wandering Inn by Pirate Aba. Series - Chaos Seeds by Aleron Kong. Series - King’s Dark Tidings by Kel Cade. Series - The Castes and the Outcastes by Davis Ashura. Series - Sentinels of Creation by Robert W. Ross. Series - Dragon Blood by Lindsay Buroker. Series - The Unbelievable Mr BrownStone by Michael Anderle. Series - Alison Brownstone by Judy Berens, Martha Carr, and Michael Anderle. Series - Nightlord by Garon Whited. Series - The Enslaved Chronicles - by R. K. Thorne. Series - Hellequin Chronicles by Steve McHugh.   Kindle   Most of the time these days you can find both Audible and Kindle versions of the same book. However, sometimes a new series may not yet be recorded on Audible or fully complete, in this case, I turn to Kindle books, I just find it nicer to llisten to a good Human Narrator. One series which there is only one book in Audible is the Edge by Ilona Andrews so I’ve stuck it here as an example. Series — the Edge by Ilona Andrews.   Of course, you can also check out books on the Vision Australia library.   Radio   You can find these radio stations n on your smart speakers by simply saying the name with Play StationName:   Vision Australia Radio Melbourne. Vision Australia Radio Adelaide. ABC Sports. ABC Sydney. ABC Melbourne. Any radio station around the world.   Music   With a smart speaker, you can play any type of music you like: Artist, track name, Album or category. These are played through music subscription services such as Apple Music, Spotify etc on your Nest Audio, Amazon Echo Dot or HomePod mini. Where to get Help During the Break with Tech Issues   Apple Accessibility support - 1300 365 083. Microsoft Disability Support - 1800 280 300.q Remember Aira, and Be My Eyes. Google Help Desk via the Be My Eyes app.  

In this podcast, Thomas Domville demonstrates how to force quit an app on Apple Watch. Reasons you might want to do this include the app becoming unresponsive, frequently crashing, or you simply having a suspicion that the app might be the cause of a more general and system-wide issue. As Thomas demonstrates, the process is simple - with the app open, press and hold the side button to show the power options. Then press and hold the Digital Crown to quit the app. 2 of 3

News On Apple #22 - Novo MacBook Pro de 13 polegadas com Magic Keyboard é lançado; Beta do iOS 13.5 traz API de notificação de exposição ao COVID-19 e facilitará ‘pular’ o Face ID se você estiver usando uma máscara; Apple tem receita de US$ 58,3 bilhões no 2º trimestre fiscal de 2020; Touch ID pode retornar no iPhone 12 com leitor ultrassônico embutido na tela; Diga adeus à Digital Crown no Apple Watch Series 6; iPhone 12 com tela OLED poderá custar a partir de US$ 649,00; perguntas de ouvintes, entre outros assuntos, sempre com muitas dicas e um bate papo descontraído com as curiosidades do mundo Apple. Apresentação: Rafael de Angeli (@rafangeli), Pedro Celli (@pcelli), Gustavo Fernandes (@ggufernandes) e Fernando Cunha JR (@cunhajrfernando). Saiba todos os rumores e novidades do mundo Apple em www.newsonapple.com

В новом выпуске BeardyCast мы обсудили, как поменялось использование гаджетов после наступления карантина и самоизоляции, поговорили о потребности в новых методах аутентификации — и проинтервьюировали CEO компании Ajax Systems.

Το iPadOS κόβει την υποστήριξη του Magic Mouse 2, κάποιοι αναζητούν το «νεομορφισμό» στο UI design, η Apple φαντάζεται ένα (ακόμη πιο) γυάλινο iPhone, ενώ (μάλλον) σκέφτεται να αφήνει το χρήστη να ορίζει default apps σε iOS/iPadOS. Εν τω μεταξύ εμφανίστηκε το Downie 4. Επικοινωνία με την εκπομπή: Email | Facebook Group | Twitter Λεωνίδας Μαστέλλος: Facebook | Twitter | Spotify Μάνος Βέζος: The Vez | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Apple Music Mac Pro Technology Overview February 2020 Pro Display XDR Technology Overview February 2020 Downie 4 Apple announces new original film “Swan Song,” starring Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali Why did Apple drop support for the Magic Mouse 2 on the iPad? Is neumorphism the big new look for iOS 14? Future Apple Watches may ditch the physical Digital Crown for an optical one Apple researching all-glass iPhone with wraparound touchscreen Apple Weighs Letting Users Switch Default iPhone Apps to Rivals

Το iPadOS κόβει την υποστήριξη του Magic Mouse 2, κάποιοι αναζητούν το «νεομορφισμό» στο UI design, η Apple φαντάζεται ένα (ακόμη πιο) γυάλινο iPhone, ενώ (μάλλον) σκέφτεται να αφήνει το χρήστη να ορίζει default apps σε iOS/iPadOS. Εν τω μεταξύ εμφανίστηκε το Downie 4. Επικοινωνία με την εκπομπή: Email | Facebook Group | TwitterΛεωνίδας Μαστέλλος – Facebook | Twitter | SpotifyΜάνος Βέζος – The Vez | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Apple Music Mac Pro Technology Overview February 2020Pro Display XDR Technology Overview February 2020Downie 4Apple announces new original film “Swan Song,” starring Academy Award winner Mahershala AliWhy did Apple drop support for the Magic Mouse 2 on the iPad?Is neumorphism the big new look for iOS 14?Future Apple Watches may ditch the physical Digital Crown for an optical oneApple researching all-glass iPhone with wraparound touchscreenApple Weighs Letting Users Switch Default iPhone Apps to Rivals

News On Apple #11 - Modo escuro no WhatsApp será lançado em breve; iCloud.com agora pode ser acessado diretamente no iPhone; Aplicativo Apple TV chega a mais TVs smarts; Compra Universal de apps para as plataformas da Apple deve chegar em março; Coronavirus: fábricas da Apple na China continuam fechadas; Rumores: Apple pode lançar telefone dobrável que não deixa marcas na tela, iPhone 9 pode custar a partir de US$ 399.00 nos USA e futuro Apple Watch pode ter Digital Crown com sensores de toque e luz; Apple inicia os testes do iOS 13.4 e demais sistemas; Novidades que virão no iOS 13.4 e no iPadOS; tvOS 13.4 beta vaza informações de uma nova Apple TV; perguntas de ouvintes; entre outros assuntos, sempre com muitas dicas e um bate papo descontraído com as curiosidades do mundo Apple. Apresentação: Rafael de Angeli (@rafangeli), Pedro Celli (@pcelli) e Gustavo Fernandes (@ggufernandes). Participação especial de Aleksander Rocha (@aleksander.rocha)!

スケボーですっ転んで、転倒しました。Apple Watch Series 4 は、着用者が転倒した場合にそのことを検知し、手首を叩いてくれるほか、警告音を鳴らし、画面にメッセージを表示してくれます。そのまま緊急通報サービスに連絡するか、または、Digital Crown を押して左上隅の「閉じる」をタップするか、「大丈夫です」をタップして通知を閉じることができます。

In this weeks show, David talks about his experiences with the Samsung Galaxy Phone (S10) and Galaxy Watch (46MM)   A Few Weeks In With Using The Samsung Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy Watch   Galaxy S10   Well, I'm actually enjoying the experience.   All the apps I need to use work more or less fine such as Microsoft Outlook. Twitter, Audible, Kindle, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Tripview Sydney, ABC Listen.   Apple Music, Google Play music, and Amazon Music  all work well.  Spotify has a few unlabelled buttons.   Face ID for unlocking the phone almost seems easier to locate my face and unlock to that of the iPhone X.   I know this is my bugbear, but the S10 still has a physical 3.5mm head phone jack which means if I BT head phones run out of power, I can still use old traditional head phone that don't need power to operate.   Great feature of Samsung, I've assigned the volume up button to answer a call and the Power button to end a call.  Not possible on the iPhone.   The Weather icon on the home screen actually gives me the weather without having to go in to the app.   Seems to be a heck of more life in the S10 battery than my iPhone X, I can get a good day and a half out of the S10.  With the iPhone X, usually flat after about 12 hours.   UsB C charging for the S10 which does make things a bit easier.   Plugging in and using the S10 as an external drive from my clmputer  is great.   I have the choice of a PIN number, finger print or Face ID to unlock the phone.  However, since the finger print sensor is under the screen where the Home button would be on an iPhone before the iPhone X, I had to get my son to let me know where it was and setting it up was a bit hit and miss: certainly not as easy on the iPhone 7 or 8.  Mainly use Face ID or PIN number.   I can use my favourite speech synthesiser of all time on the S10, Eloquence as the Samsung/Android system has lots of Text To Speech TTS synthesisers to choose from.   I can choose to use either Samsung's default screen reader Voice Assistant or Android's generic screen reader Talk Back which still annoys me from time to time.   You still have the magic two finger double tap for starting/stopping music, at least when running Voice Assistant.   One thing that I actually turn off for Voice Assistant are the navigation sounds, drives me crazy although not to bad with Talkback these days.   With Voice Assistant you have dark screen same as Screen Curtain for VoiceOver, so nice blank screen for privacy.   Braille is still not that good on Samsung/Adnroid, but its there via BrailleBack which you need to download from the Google Play Store.   Bluetooth keyboard is supported for navigation, but no screen reader extra commands, just navigating and activating controls.   Bixby (which you can invoke by saying Hey Bixby) doesn't seem to be as powerful as Ok Google (or Siri) so I use both on the S10: i.e. Hey Bixby or Ok Google.   Its nice that I can ask Bixby how many steps have I taken for the day, something which Siri doesn't really do.   Excited About the Wireless Power Sharing Option on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Works very well, literally turns the back of the S10 in to a Qi wireless charger.   Comparing the Galaxy Watch to the Apple Watch   Both smart watch's offer phone connectivity and cellular connectivity.   Two sizes - Galaxy Watch 42MM and 46MM, and Apple Watch 40MM and 44MM.   Galaxy Watch band pins need to be removed to change the band. Apple Watch bands can be slid off to change by holding in spring loaded button for each side of band.   Galaxy Watch battery 2 days.  Apple Watch 18 hours.   Both smart watch's charge by their own wireless charger.   Physical controls on Galaxy Watch, clicking bezel, touch screen, Back and a Home button. Physical controls on Apple Watch touch screen, Digital Crown, and Side button.   Galaxy Watch can be used with Samsung, and iPhone (less functionality on iPhone via the Samsung Gear app) Apple Watch works with the iPhone.   Step count on the Samsung Galaxy Watch seems to be no where as sensitive on the Apple Watch.   Ability to toggle Voice Assistant on the Galaxy Watch, same on the Apple Watch.   With Voice Assistant running, you can get haptic time from the watch face on the Galaxy Watch, similar as with VoiceOver on then Apple Watch.   Watch faces (i.e. the controls on the watch face screen) on the Galaxy Watch seem to not be accessible with Voice Assistant.  Fully accessible on the Apple Watch.   Most internal apps on the Galaxy Watch work with Voice Assistant besides the Samsung Flow (work outs), and the stop watch app.  All internal apps work with VoiceOver on the Apple Watch.   Samsung decides which apps work with Voice Assistant on the Galaxy Watch stopping an app from launching.  Apple Watch use any app you like with VoiceOver and decide yourself whether you can use it.

This week Benjamin and Zac discuss 9to5Mac’s exclusive iPhone XS Smart Battery Case story, a limited HomePod discount holiday strategy, Qualcomm’s effort to block iPhone sales in China, location privacy on iOS apps, Apple Watch Series 4 heart rate features and battery life, the wait for an update on AirPower, and much more. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by ZUGU Case: Check out ZUGU’s new Muse case for Apple’s 2018 iPad Pro and enter our 12.9-inch iPad Pro giveaway below. Sponsored by +sum DIAL wireless charger: Get 20% off w/ code 9TO5MAC at checkout. Sponsored by Atlassian’s OpsGenie: Opsgenie empowers Dev & Ops teams to plan for service disruptions and stay in control during incidents. Get a free company account for up to 5 team members, forever. Sponsored by TextExpander: Visit textexpander.com/podcast and select 9to5Mac Happy Hour to save 20% off your first year! Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Topics: Exclusive: First look at unreleased Apple Smart Battery Case for iPhone XS, three models and 2018 release possible Apple offering discounts on HomePod to Apple Music subscribers as holiday promotion China grants iPhone import and sale ban over Qualcomm dispute, but Apple seemingly has a workaround [U] Qualcomm says Apple in breach of China iPhone sales ban because it is still selling iPhones in China Some apps pass personally identifiable location data to as many as 40 companies Apple Watch Series 4 Heart Rate app takes ‘faster reading with higher fidelity’ using Digital Crown Testing Apple Watch Series 4 half marathon battery life with cellular off: over 50% after 2 hours Comment: AirPower update probably days away, but we’re likely beyond the good news window Holiday Deal Hub: Exclusive deals for 9to5Mac readers! Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show! Giveaway:

This week Benjamin and Zac talk about the Apple Watch Series 4 review process and the latest thinking on the new model, a new student ID card feature in Wallet on iOS 12 and watchOS 5, new features coming in iOS 12.1, an issue with Dolby Atmos and HDMI-CEC on Apple TV 4K, and the state of Marzipan apps on macOS Mojave. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Zendure: Enter to win our iPhone XS Max giveaway! Hosts: Benjamin Mayo Zac Hall Topics: Review: Apple Watch Series 4 — beautiful design, invisible features Customizing the Infograph face on Apple Watch Series 4 Apple Watch Series 4: A big leap for the Digital Crown Three US universities now let students use iPhone and Apple Watch as their campus ID card Second iOS 12.1 and watchOS 5.1 developer betas coming today [U] iOS 12.1 comes with 70 new emoji including red hair, lobster, softball, bagel, more With iOS 12.1, the phone emoji finally loses the home button to reflect modern iPhone design Feedback? Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

This week: is iPhone Xs the worst Apple "s" phone of all time?  We’ll compare Xs to Apple’s other “s” releases.  Plus: we’ll run through what the early reviewers are saying about iPhone Xs and Apple Watch 4, and which one Apple Watch feature is giving people a serious case of FOMO.  And a leaked detail in iOS 12.1 all but confirms a new iPad event this fall—we’ll tell you what we know.   This episode supported by   Casper makes the internet’s favorite mattress.  Learn why at Casper.com/cultcast, and use code "CultCast" at checkout for $50 off select mattress purchases.   CultCloth will keep your iPhone X, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co.   Thanks to Kevin McLeodfor the music you hear on today’s episode.     On the show this week @erfon / @lkahney / @lewiswallace   iPhone 3GS = drastically faster data iPhone 4S = Siri iPhone 5S = Touch ID iPhone 6S = 3D Touch iPhone 10s = ?     First iPhone XS and XS Max reviews: Great phone, but not revolutionary https://www.cultofmac.com/577203/first-iphone-xs-and-xs-max-reviews-great-phone-but-not-revolutionary/ Early reviews for the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have already come in and while most of the people that have tested the new device are impresssed, this years models aren’t as big a leap as the iPhone X.   FaceID Panzarino for Techrunch: “As far as Face ID goes, there has been no perceivable difference for me in speed or number of positives… There is also supposed to be improvements in off-angle recognition of your face, say when lying down or when your phone is flat on a desk. I tried a lot of different positions here and could never really definitively say that iPhone XS was better in this regardit… it very likely takes training time to get it near the confidence levels that my iPhone X has stored away.”   Battery Life Nilay Patel for The Verge: "I got a full 12 hours of battery life out of the XS Max without low power mode, and that’s even under my heavy daily use.   The smaller XS is rated to get 30 minutes more than the X, which has run for about 8 hours for me this past year. It’s solid."   XS Max Screen is glorious NYT: "The XS Max screen was so good-looking that I wanted to keep reading articles and looking at photos on Instagram. When I used Apple’s new Screen Time feature to monitor my use of each device, I discovered that I spent an average of roughly five and a half hours a day on the XS Max, two hours more than on the XS.”   LTE is noticeably faster “On the test Verizon account I used, iPhone XS delivers. I got download speeds of 250 Mbps in New Jersey, versus 170 Mbps using the same SIM in the iPhone X.   The camera has some impressive improvements In his comprehensive review of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, John Gruber reveals that Apple made the camera sensor 32% larger. After noticing that the wide-angle lens on the iPhone XS is 2mm wider than the one on the iPhone X, Gruber also discovered the lens is longer too. A bigger sensor and longer lens don’t sound like a big deal, but it required some crafty design work to pull it off without making the iPhone a bloated Another impressive feature on the iPhone XS camera is its ability to adapt to low-light on the fly. If you’re shooting video at 30FPS, there’s an option to enable “Auto Low Light FPS.” The feature will drop the framerate to 24 FPS when it detects that there’s not enough light to get a good exposure   Marques Brownlee It’s definitely a nice phone, but if you have an X, it’s not worth upgrading     Apple Watch Series 4 reviews: The watch of the future is here today https://www.cultofmac.com/577587/apple-watch-series-4-review-roundup/ The indedpent called the series 4 watch “Astonishingly good”! The Verge and the NYT both raved about how great the new larger display looked.  Particularly with the rounded corners, and made it much more apt to looking at photos and using apps. The Watch felt snappier than the gen 3, but The Verge noted that the imrpovement wasn’t as drastic as Gen 2 to Gen 3.   Battery life remains unchanged, so you should only have to charge it at night.   Heart Rate Sensor Wired's Rosenfield came away impressed by the accuracy of the watch's new optical heart-rate sensor as well as the automatic workout detection, while noting that "runners will love the new rolling mile measurement, cadence, and target pace notifications.” Both The Verge and iMore commented about how much louder the speaker is, saying it was much easier to hear calls.  Callers also noted they couldn’t really tell they were being rung from an Apple Watch. No one has been able to test the ECG feature yet since it won’t be enabled until later this year.   Digital Crown TechCrunch's Heater took particular liking to the watch's new haptic Digital Crown, which "feels like turning a mechanical dial."   The general consensus of the reviews seems to be that the Apple Watch Series 4 is much better than earliest versions. Wired: “If you have the original Watch, the Series 1, or the Series 2 — or if you’ve been thinking about buying your very first Apple Watch — you should pull the trigger. The Series 4 is a significant step up from early watch models in every meaningful way.   It took Apple 4 versions to get it really polished, but this Watch looks absolutely beautiful.   Hot new Apple Watch feature gives wearers a serious dose of FOMO https://www.cultofmac.com/577699/hot-new-apple-watch-feature-gives-wearers-a-serious-dose-of-fomo/ FOMO: anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere, often aroused by posts seen on a social media website. The new Walkie-Talkie app is being lauded by Apple Watch owners as the best new feature that came out as part of watchOS 5. But for some wearers there’s a serious problem: they can’t find anyone to talk to.   Walkie-Talkie gives wearers the ability to turn their wrist into a sort of digital two-way radio transceiver with other Apple Watch wearers. It’s a super-convenient way to have short bursts of conversation when you don’t want to talk on the phone. If you don’t have any friends with an Apple WAtch though then there’s no way to get in on the action.     iOS 12.1 confirms new iPads are on the way https://www.cultofmac.com/577407/2018-ipad-pro-ios-12-1-reference/ Apple released the first beta of iOS 12.1 today. Developer Guilherme Rambo went digging around in the code and turned up a mention of “iPad2018Fall.” Sometimes references to upcoming devices hidden in iOS betas are obscure, but not this time He also found a glyph of the iPad that showed it will have FaceId, but will not have a notch. While digging into the simulator for iOS 12.1, Steve Troughton-Smith discovered that Apple has added support for virtualized 4K external displays. That’s a big deal for two reasons: 1) It means you’re going to be able to hook up iPads to 4K monitors, 2) It’s not currently possible to do that through the Lightning HDMI adapter

Sound Scape - 3D Audio GPS navigation App   Now available in the Australian iOS App Store, I did several media events for Microsoft on the sound Scape launch last week, and My best likes about the product.   Link to the Sound Scape app on the App Store, Youtube Audio Described launch video, and my audio orientation demo to the App:   iOS App Store   https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-soundscape/id1240320677?mt=8   Youtube audio described video of the Sound Scape launch from the Microsoft Event:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB4SLNq0yTk&feature=youtu.be   My Podcast on Sound Scape:   https://davidwoodbr.podbean.com/mf/web/ppybig/Demo_of_the_Microsoft_Sound_Scape_iOS_app.mp3   Apple Keynote Held Thursday September 13 2018   New Apple Watch Series 4, 3 new iPhones: iPhone XS, iPhone XR, and iPhone XS Max, Updates fro HomePod: multiple timers, find my friends, and Message/phone calls, and When Mac Mojave will be available.   My thoughts on the keynote: very drawn out, no audio described videos, and no mention of the AirPower wireless charging pad still.   Apple Watch Series 4   Available 21/9/2018. Bigger physical screen and more room for content,40MM, and 44Mm, can still use 38mm or 42mm bands, Fall detection, ECG monitoring from Digital Crown (not sure if available in Australia yet), 50 percent louder, Moved mic to other side of watch for better recording quality, Haptic Digital Crown, and Longer battery life.   https://www.apple.com/au/watch/   iPhones   iPhone Xs - pre-order from 14/9/2018 available 21. iPhone Xs Max - pre-order from 14/9/2018 available 21. iPhone X R - Pre-order from 19/10/2018.   iPhone Xs and Max 5.8 and 6.5 inch screens, Super Retina display, Faster FaceID, A12 Bionic Chip, Record in stereo, Dual SIMM (one physical SIMM and one ESIMM), Dual camera system, Up to 512GB storage, Silver, Gold, and space grey, Glass and stainless steel construction, and iP68 protection.   iPhone Xr 6.1 inch screen, Liquid Retina display (CD), 6 colours: blue, white, black, yellow, coral, product red, Up to 256GB, Glass and aluminium construction, and iP67 protection.   https://www.apple.com/au/iphone/   From the Apple Store with The new Hardware you can now purchase: iPhone 7, 8, iPhone XS, and iPhone Xr. Apple Watch: Series 3, and Series 4. So no more iPhone SE or iPhone 6s, and Apple Watch series 1.   Update from the Sunu Band Workshops at Vision Australia Last week   Caught up with Fernando Albertorio from Sunu about the Sunu Band.  Podcast link follows:   https://s138.podbean.com/pb/41bd9e7f801eb46d865e3d2b04aba63a/5b9ef52b/data1/fs54/339150/uploads/discussion_about_the_Sunu_Band_from_the_Vision_Australia_Vision_Store.m4a?pbss=54be31a9-0b7e-5237-ce44-27ccbc7f10dc   JAWS 2019 Public Beta   From the FSCast podcast Episode 158   JAWS load time faster, Backward and future compatibility for Microsoft Office scripts, Improvements to Braille re formatting. With Office (Word in particular), Audio dDucking is back, More work on the Tab key: no longer echos such as Alt+Tab, Support for Skype 8 continues, Speed increase in downloading the public beta and future updates, Braille and Text viewer improvements,, Easier access to Nuance voices via a dialog  box rather than going to a website, Better control over detecting spelling mistakes: eg a subtle sound, and getting rid of prompt to unload with JAWS+F4: will just unload. Public beta out soon after the podcast aired. Not all features may be in public beta cycle.   FSCast Page:   http://blog.freedomscientific.com/fscast

Apple had their big iPhone and Apple Watch announcement today. We break it down and talk about what you need to know and what we are planning on doing. Back to the normal format next week. Make sure to join the Notnerd Facebook Group and let us know how you tech better. We're also looking for your ProTips and Picks of the Week. Show Notes and Links: Apple Special Event 2018 Page and Keynote Tim Cook Intro Apple Watch- Apple's Product Page #1 watch period, smart or otherwise Jeff Williams Focus on cellular Great for Fitness/Health Apple Watch Series 4 Over 30% larger displays Curved corners Thinner UI redesigned New complications New watch faces (8 complications, customizable) Breath watch face Dynamic watch faces Digital Crown, re-engineered with haptic feedback Speaker is 50% louder The mic is moved to the opposite side Back is black ceramic and sapphire crystal Improved reception New S4 chip New dual-core 64-bit processor 2x faster Next-gen accelerometer and gyroscope faster, better can detect fall Heart rate features Notification if your heart rate is too low Screen heart rhythm (afib) Electrical heart sensor electrocardiogram (ECG) Clearance from FDA Battery Life-  same 18-hour life Series 4 (GPS) starts at $399 Series 4 (Cellular) starts at $499 Preorders 9/14, available 9/21 Series 3 still available starting at $279 iPhone Xs - Apple’s product page iPhone #1 smartphone in the world, 2 billion iOS devices sold 98% customer satisfaction Phil Schiller, iPhone Xs (Ten) and Xs Max Stainless steel Gold, Silver, Space Gray New tougher, stronger glass IP 68 dust and water resistance rating iPhone Xs Max has 5.8” Super Retina screen Face ID Faster Most secure ever in a smartphone A12 Bionic First 7nm chip 6.9 billion transistors CPU 6 core 2 high 4 efficient GPU 50% faster than A11 Neural engine 8 core design 5 trillion OPS vs 600 mission in A11 512 GB of storage Apps launch 30% faster Siri Shortcuts Core ML up to 9x faster 1/10 energy AR Kit 2 AR Quick Look Next-gen apps Todd Howard Bethesda Elder Scrolls Blades Steve Nash, Homecourt Records hits and misses, marks the floor Real-time player tracking etc. Atli Mar, Directive Games Galaga AR! Cameras 12 MP wide 12 MP telephoto Better 2 tone flash Larger sensor 1.8 aperture lens True depts 7 MP sensor ISP with Neural Engine Detection to understand scene Facial landmarking Segmentation masks 1 trillion operations per image Smart HDR Lots of pictures Bokeh- you can adjust the depth of field 2x faster sensor Record stereo sound Battery 30 minute longer than X on Xs Xs Max, 1.5 hours longer Faster networking, LTE, Bands Dual SIM capability DSDS, Dual SIM Dual Standby eSIM technology Dual SIM tray for China Lisa Jackson, Environmentally friendly 100% renewable energy Proper recycling Apple GiveBack iPhone Xs Storage- 64 256 512 Xs starts at $999 Xs Max starts at $1099 Preorders 9/14, available 9/21 iPhone Xr - Apple’s Product Page 7000 series aluminum More durable glass New finishes White Black Blue Coral Yellow Product Red IP 67 LCD, edge to edge Most advanced ever in a smartphone Liquid Retina display 6.1” 1.4 million pixels 326 PPI Bigger display than iPhone 8 plus Tap to wake, 120 hertz Wide color A12 bionic chip Camera Single lens system 12MP sensor, same as Xs Portrait mode from a single system, focus pixels Battery, 1.5 more hours than 8 plus Product video 64 128 256 Starting at $749 Preorders Oct 19, Available Oct 26 Other Updates HomePod Stereo pairing, AirPlay 2 Siri Shortcuts TV OS, Dolby Atmos, screensavers, news, sports, etc. Avail Sept. 17th macOS Mojave, Sept 24th   Give the gift of Amazon Prime!  As always, thank you for listening! Brought to you by #OneBackupIsNoneBackup Shop Amazon: Amazon.Notnerd.com Subscribe and Review in iTunes Contact Info: www.Notnerd.com Twitter - @N0tnerd, Nate - @NetBack, Dave - @DavyB Notnerd Facebook Email - info@Notnerd.com Call or text 608.618.NERD(6373) If you would like to help support Notnerd financially, mentally or physically, please contact us via any of the methods above. Consider any product/app links to be affiliate links.

Melissa’s family Spring Break vacation was in sync with Dave’s March Madness vacation, so they all met up in Las Vegas, NV to take in the sights. Of course they couldn’t pass up the opportunity to visit the local Apple Store where they had a great time chatting with “Apple Store Steve." He showed them some great new tips and they will share them with you! Full show notes are on our website InTouchwithiOS.com • Tips from Vegas: 1. Super-fast print to PDF: pinch out in the print sheet to save a PDF     2. Audio AND visual ways to ping iPhone from Apple Watch: long-press the iPhone ping button on Apple Watch and the torch will flash along with a single tracking sound 3. Catch an incoming call on Apple Watch and place it on hold to answer it on iPhone: turn Digital Crown to scroll up then tap 'Answer on iPhone.' Your caller will be greeted by your “Digital Assistant” and placed on hold while you retrieve your iPhone. You can even ping your iPhone in the event you can not locate it. Same as the previous tip, tap and hold the iPhone ping icon and it will also flash the light to make it easier to locate by sight.    • New Gear: A new iPad was released! Compare tech specs for iPad Pro (2 sizes) and iPad or iPad mini 4There are 3 screen sizes and this refers to the measurement taken from one corner to the other diagonally: 12.9 inches, 9.7 inches, and 7.9 inches Vegas was not a good place to rest, but thankfully SleepPhones® Effortless came to the rescue! SleepPhones® Effortless SleepPhones® Wireless • News & Updates: iOS 10.3.1 was released along with watchOS 3.2, tvOS 10.2 "A tour of iOS 10.3: Checking out APFS, the Settings app, and other tweaks" — Ars Technica "The 8 best new features Apple added to your iPhone in iOS 10.3" — BGR Then 10.3.1 was released. “iOS 10.3.1 includes bug fixes and improves the security of your iPhone or iPad” — Ars Technica "Apple’s iOS 10.3.1 Update Fixes Critical Broadcom WiFi Security Flaw" — The Mac Observer "watchOS 3.2 Adds Theater Mode, SiriKit" — The Mac Observer "Apple Releases tvOS 10.2 with Watch Anywhere Video Rental Support" — The Mac Observer "APFS in iOS Isn’t Any Faster Than on the Mac" — The Mac Observer 64bit file system and apps are end of the road in 32bit: "How Do I Know Which Apps Will Not Be Compatible With iOS 11?" — AppAdvice "Pages, Numbers, & Keynote for Mac and iOS add editing features & Touch ID for password protected docs" — 9 to 5 Mac • Apps: Puffin Web Browser Puffin Academy Downcast Join us at Macstock 2017! This is the third annual Macstock where Dave and Melissa will both be giving presentations. Don’t miss it! Use Coupon Code: intouchwithios  for $30.00 OFF your ticket. • Contact: email us • like our Facebook page, tweet @InTouchwithiOS, @TheMacMommy or @daveg65 • Meta: ITWIOS 004 What Happens in Vegas was recorded April 5, 2017. “Please Listen Carefully” by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. In Touch with iOS is an independently produced podcast, publication and social identity and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. iOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. All other Apple Inc. trademarks discussed are property of Apple Inc. A full list of Apple trademarks is available here. Sometimes we use affiliate links for products in show notes. Unless otherwise noted, these products or services are not a sponsor. Your patronage helps to support our content production at no additional cost to you and does not alter our honest opinion of said product or service.

Migrating Photos to a new Mac, managing and syncing your family's photos, speeding up iOS Spotlight searches, fixing an unresponsive Digital Crown on your Apple Watch and resolving website loading delays are just some of the things you'll learn from your two favorite geeks in this week's show! Listen as Dave […]

Seit 1992 gibt es Lemke Software und den GraphicConverter. Wir haben Entwickler Thorsten Lemke mit im Cockpit und plauschen in unseren Ohrensesseln über was war und was ist. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Unsere Videogrußebotschaft könnt ihr euch auch auf YouTube anschauen. Überbleibsel ⌃T Zu Svens OmniFocus Webinar hat Andreas anzumerken, das der Buchstabenwechsler aka Transpose, welchen man mit CTRL+T aufruft bei ihm Priorität hat. Deshalb musste er sich zähneknirschend einen anderen Shortcut hinlegen. Für Herr Zeitler unverständlich bleibt nach wie vor, wie man solch ein güldenes Helferlein nur so schändlich vernachlässigen kann. TextExpander JS Snippets & iOS Die neu verfügbaren JavaScript Snippets von TextExpander auf iOS funktionieren bisher nur in der Anwendung selbst, nicht mit dem TextExpander Keyboard. Auf die meisten Drittanbieter-Apps muss man dort unterstützungstechnisch auch noch warten, aber Drafts hat diese nun schon einmal an Bord. Fill-ins die Patrick schmerzlich vermisst hat auf iOS hat er mit dem Beispiel aus dem Smile Blog auf iOS auch nicht zum laufen bekommen. Er bleibt dran und berichtet weiter. Thunderbolt 3 wird USB-C auf Steroiden Gut zu wissen woran man ist. So kann man, falls man einen neuen Mac anschaffen will, und dazu noch ganz geduldig ist, gleich auf die Geräte warten, welche dann nur noch diese Schnittstelle anbieten. Mehr lesbare Ware anbei: Thunderbolt Technology Community: Thunderbolt™ 3 – The USB-C That Does It All The Verge: Intel admits USB-C is the connector of the future by adopting it for Thunderbolt 3 Nachtrag: Workflow Thema “Shell Outputs”. Workflow kann durchaus mit diesen Umgehen, nur nicht unbedingt mit dem einiger Skripte. Demnach bleibt der Tipp vom letzten mal, falls etwas nicht klappt mit stdout, müsst ihr das umleiten. Am einfachsten indem ihr den Output unterbinden: script-befehl > /dev/null (bei OS X / Linux) bzw. … > NUL (bei Windows). Die Drafts Location Action von Andreas ist wirklich schneller als Workflow. Wer jedoch Zeit hat, der kann sich nun Patricks SOS Notfall Webseite anschauen. Tipp: Wenn eine App keinen Open-in unterstützt, so kann man sich oft per Workflow behelfen. Letztes ist Patrick noch auf Drafts ausgewichen, nun kann auch Workflow im Hintergrund Emails versenden. Großartig. Toller Newsreader für den Mac Andreas hat heimlich Pulp ausgegraben und will somit Sven dazu bewegen, doch wieder RSS statt Flipboard zu nutzen. Klappt leider nicht, Pulp kennt er, hatte er und somit bleibt Sven nichts anderes übrig als der App noch einmal rein symbolisch den Pflock durch das pochende Herz zu rammen. Ein Auszug aus unserer Trello Karte. Hörerfeedback: Erweiterung zum “Print to PDF” David Sparks hat ja den durchaus schlauen Trick öfters mal ⌘+P zu drücken, wenn er mal ein PDF generieren will aus Apple Mail. Unser Passagier @funtomic hat sich gedacht, dass das noch ausbaubar ist und schlägt folgendes vor, wenn ihr eure PDFs nicht auf den Schreibtisch, sondern direkt woanders sichern wollt: Erweitert man einfach die App-Tastaturkurzbefehle wie hier gezeigt… … kann man nun durch drücken von ⌘+P+E direkt nach Evernote speichern, oder halt per ⌘+P+D nach DEVONthink (… immer schön das Däumchen auf dem Apfel lassen, P weg, dann der nächste Buchstabe). Die anderen von funtomic gezeigten Optionen im Druckdialog lassen sich auf die gleiche Weise ansteuern, je nach dem was man braucht. Super Sache, wenn es eins gibt, dass fast so gut ist wie Piloten die flott im Oberstübchen sind, dann sind es Hörer die wissen wie sie ihre Mühle frisieren. In diesem Sinne ein Danke an den guten, alten FT. Wer weiterhin auf den Desktop speichern will wie Patrick, der kann sich auch Hazel-Regeln anlegen. Da hat man zwar nicht die absolute Kontrolle mit einem Handkantenschlag dazwischenzuzischen, aber es einer weitere Option die ihr in der Hinterhand habt (siehe auch unsere Paperless-Folge). Überschallneuigkeiten Warum auch du ein CRM haben + GIVEAWAY Andreas hat sich zur Aufgabe gemacht die ewige Frage der Menschheit zu klären Warum man ein CRM in keinem deutschen Haushalt fehlen sollte. Den Ursprung hatte diese geballte Ladung an bayrisch-schwäbischen Wissen hier und erwerben kann man das ganze gegen einen kleinen Obolus da. Noch einfacher haben es natürlich Hörer von Der Ubercast™. Die Twitter einfach mit dem Hashtag #uberCRM, welches CRM sie benutzen. Diejenigen Fünf von euch, die durch ihre fatale Wahl am meisten Mitleid erregen, können eine Kopie gewinnen. Lasst euch nicht lumpen und lügt zur Not bis sich die Balken biegen. Google Photos Mittlerweile ging Google Photos ja schon durch die digitale Technologie Druckerei und hat für ordentlich Rabatz gesorgt, da es für sagenhafte 0,00 europäische Scheine euch mit unendlich viel Speicherplatz Segen ins traute Heim bringen will. Einzige Einschränkung: Fotos die 16MP überschreiten und Videos die größer sind als 1080p werden runtergerechnet. Davon hättet ihr dann keine Originale mehr, sollte Google Photos eure einzige Lagerstätte sein. Wer das ganze trotzdem nutzen will mit einer DSLR Kamera oder unbedingt die Originale speichern will, der darf natürlich gerne ein paar Taler abdrücken und das ohne wenn und aber tun. Kurz, für die Handyknipser unter euch ist das wahrscheinlich eine brauchbare Alternative. Patrick schließt das trotz der durchweg coolen Features, wie dem halbautomatischen anfertigen von Kollagen, Animationen und Filme, für sich aus. Er schießt zwar nur mit dem iPhone, aber ediert kerne mal selbst Kollagen und Panoramas zusammen – diese würde dann den 16 MP Rahmen sprengen und somit qualitativ nicht mehr im O-Ton in der Gehörmuschel bzw. Iris ankommen. Mehr Dioptrinfutter: iDownloadBlog: The fine print of Google Photos and why you shouldn’t ditch iCloud Photo Library just yet Google: Official Google Blog: Picture this: A fresh approach to Photos zCasting 3000 in neuem Gewand zCasting 3000 hat sich ein neues Gewand spediert. Anschauen und Feedback geben, wenn’s gefällt oder nicht gefällt. WWDC 2015 News Das beste gleich vorab: Auf iOS 9 gibt es (zunächst nur in Ländern wie U, S und A oder UK oder AU) eine Neue Anwendung mit auf’s Gerät. Tim Cook hat nämlich das letzte Mal “ha-tee-tee-pe derubercast punkt com” gehört und mitbekommen, dass Sven Giorgio Alfonso Fechner RSS abtrünnig geworden ist und nun Flipboard benutzt. Kurzerhand hat er einen Krisenstab einberufen und befohlen, dass auf den letzten Drücker für Sven noch eine News Anwendung anzufertigen ist. Seine Vorgaben waren, das Ding muss personalisiert arbeiten, man muss in Kategorien sein Interessen auswählen können, aber es sollte auch einzelne Seiten unterstützen… vielleicht auch nur ausgewählte… das entscheidet er später. Auch wenn Sven simplicity blissig findet, müssen da coole Animationen und typografische Spielereien für Publisher drinnen sein. Letzten Endes sollte das dann noch eine weitere Frau vorstellen, um den Halbitaliener, der bei sowas immer schwach wird, endgültig mit an Bord zu bringen. Wie es scheint hat alles noch rechtzeitig geklappt. Die Madame hat’s super-locker vorgestellt und Apple verharrt nun in Spannung, ob Sven wechseln wird. Da Pilot F. seine Sommerresidenz in den Hamptons gerade verkauft hat für die Apple Watch, dauert es aber noch ein wenig bis er im trüben Deutschland in den Genuss seines neuen Feedreaders kommt. Flipboard: “Shit.”— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 8, 2015 OS X Shake Gestik für die Maus – die Position einfach wiederfinden. Safari kann Seiten pinnen (wie Google Chrome) und Audio was im Hintergrund(tab) gespielt wird direkt stilllegen. Spotlight kann in der Größe verändert werden. Vielleicht geht das nun auch ENDLICH mit den Systemeinstellungen. “Natural language search” und ein generell schlaueres Spotlight. Smarterer Fullscreen in Mail… welches nun auch Tabs kann. Side-by-side + Split View = Mission Control endlich nützlich? Metal für den Mac. Schnellere Grafikberechnung (40% “besser” als OpenGL). Auch UI-technisch und ebenfalls in Adobe Produkten. Hoffnung. Mehr Sharing Extensions: New system font, copy file path from Finder, photo editing extension, Reminders extension coming to El Capitan pic.twitter.com/weCWjYLpLR— Federico Viticci (@viticci) June 8, 2015 iOS 9 Erinnre-Mich-Daran Funktion per Siri, ob in Safari oder Mail oder bei Tante Irmgard. Funktioniert auch super sagt iOS 9 Alpha-Tester Patrick. Siri ist wohl nun auch “pro-active”: wenn ihr Jogger seit, soll wohl die Musik app direkt euch jeden Wunsch von den Lippen ablesen, Telefonnummern werden geraten (aus dem Adressbuch), auch hier gibt es ein schlaueres Spotlight das mehr kann, z.B. YouTube Videos. Das beste Feature nach Patrick: Deep-Linking für installierte Apps. Das ist/wird riesig. Mehr interne Kommunikation. Schon jetzt bekommt ihr einen Button links oben angezeigt mit dem ihr Zurück zur Ursprungs-App kommt. Mehr “schlaue” Beispiele: Morgen Meditation = App links unten Headphone plug-in = Music App auf dem Lockscreen Kalendereinladungen werden automatisch hinzugefügt Konversationen werden angezeigt in Spotlight “Siri zeigt mir mal Fotos vom letzten Juni” √ Währungskonvertierung in Spotlight Safari “Suchen in aktueller Seite” ist nun eine Extension Wie immer der Hinweis von Apple. Die Privatsphäre bleibt bei euch, alles läuft auf dem Gerät selbst und wird nicht aus der Wolke rausgestöbert. Kehr Kit-Kits für die Kids: Apple Pay Frauen sind nun das erste Mal mit an Bord. Die Erste on Stage überhaupt Jenny, ihres Zeichens Vice President von Apple Pay. Schade das Finanzen an sich so ein stocksteifes Thema. First female exec on stage.— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 8, 2015 Apple Pay macht die ersten Schritte in der UK… wie bei Dark Sky/Forecast.io haben die Britten wieder den Englisch-Bonus. Neid. Witzig ist die App Umbenennung von Passbook in Google Wallet. Google Wallet -> Google PayApple Passbook -> Apple Wallet— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 8, 2015 Notes.app Die wird ebenfalls ganz groß. Nicht nur das es eine Anhang-Übersicht gibt, integrierte Sprachnachrichten, Pinsel, Lineale, sondern das einfache einbinden mit einer kleinen Vorschau von Webseiten und sonstigem Trallala schafft für Rich Text Freunde paradiesähnliche Lebensumstände. Patrick als Plaintextler geht das am Tragflügel vorbei, aber er sieht schon den nächsten Viticci Langzeittest samt 500 Seiten Review auf uns zukommen. So volle Kanne halt… wie er es immer macht. Maps Tja, der liebe Patrick wusste bis vor kurzem nicht das bei iOS 8 einen Apps Tab gibt. Jetzt weiß er es. Aber iOS 9 nun: Eine spezielle schlanke Karte für öffentliche Verkehrsmittel. In der Keynote sieht die Karte super aus. Das Ding ist, sie ist genau wie es die Transit bisher auch war, nur Eingeschränkt verfügbar. Die Fahrradnavigation funktioniert leider auch noch nicht in Deutschland. Was die Öffentlichen angeht, ist Berlin mit dabei. Im Test enttäuscht die App aber momentan fast konstant und sagt, dass die Verbindung nicht verfügbar ist. iPad QuickType Keyboard + Shortcuts Endlich ein “Trackpad Modus” für Textselektionen Anmerkung: Den gibt’s auf dem iPhone nicht, aber auch dort wurde verbessert – eine Auswahl lässt sich nun selbst mit dem weltgrößten Daumen ziehen. Multi-Tasking Interesting the new split view two-apps at once thing is only available on iPad Air 2. Must be that extra RAM.— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 8, 2015 Craig hat das Keyboard zwar nicht gezeigt während dem Multitasking. Mal gespannt wie es aussieht, wenn zwei Apps auf sind. Oh… I feel a vibration coming from Italy. Might be @viticci stomping his feet and fist-pump like there's no tomorrow. #multiappmode— Patrick Welker (@_patrickwelker) June 8, 2015 Außerdem: Swift 2 Swift 2 ist nun Open Source. Sehr cool. Apple hat Eier. Nun kann auch die Konkurrenz sich was abschauen. App Store Es gibt mittlerweile 100 Billion App Downloads. Patrick hat mal den 30% Cut berechnet (was im übrigen eine Herausforderung für seinen Abakus war) – viele Nullen: 9,000,000,000. "We paid out 30 billion dollars to app developers". Don't like this angle. It's our money, we pay Apple in fact.— Ortwin Gentz (@ortwingentz) June 8, 2015 Außerdem verkündet Tim, dass der Durchschnittsnutzer 119 Apps installiert hat. Messie’s wie Patrick lachen über so Zahlen, die fangen erst bei 400 an zu zählen. Apple Watch Tim hat dafür gesorgt, dass Sven seine nun auch hat. Er hat sie ihm vor der Sendung noch schnell persönlich zur Hazienda Fechner vorbeigebracht. Native Apps kommen mit WatchOS 2. Das ist cool für jede Menge Apps. Schade das Fitness Apps immer noch nur die halbe Miete sind ohne iPhone mit GPS dahinter. Zeitreisen kann die Uhr… jawohl… … … nun kann Sven zurück in die Vergangenheit und seine Co-Hosts austauschen gegen Cameron Diaz und Karl Lagerfeld. Nachttisch Modus Mode. Kippt die Apple Uaar während sie nachts lädt und ihr habt ein Gerät, dass vor 30 Jahren noch mindestens 10 DM gekostet hat. Bessere Kontaktverwaltung. Schade. Da kann unser Zettt sein CRM gerade wieder knicken und muss doch eine Apple Watch bestellen. Auf Emails antworten. Ihr müsst jetzt nicht mehr in die Uhr schreien. FaceTime Audio HomeKit + Siri = “Hey Siri, mach mal die Schummerlicht Szene (mit den Hue’s)”… als Neu-Hue-Besitzer ist Patrick gespannt. Digital Crown kann in der UI benutzt werden. One More Thing:  Music So I get no new hardware because its a developer conference. What’s this music crap have to do with developers?— Paul Haddad (@tapbot_paul) June 8, 2015 Größeres, besseres Ökosystem für Musik. YouTube: “Shit.”— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 8, 2015 Handverlesene Musik “Connect” = Verbundener mit den Stars und Sternchen sein Beats-one combo (curation + radio) “revolutionary music service” “24/7 global radio” Seriously, how many times have we tried to have a social network for musicians? Seriously. I'm not sure this will work.— Christina Warren (@film_girl) June 8, 2015 Christina hat recht. Patrick zieht den Vergleich, dass über 90% der Stars wahrscheinlich wieder jemanden einstellen, der ein paar Nachrichten an Fans raushaut… so wie es halt bei Twitter auch ist. So persönlich wie in den Apple Promo Videos wird es wohl eher selten. Digging the prominence of playlists. I'm a curator. I never warmed up to the artist and album views… pic.twitter.com/UnRNsG8tIv— Patrick Welker (@_patrickwelker) June 8, 2015 Außerdem: Apple Music gibt’s im Herbst auch für Android. Die ersten 3 Monate sind kostenfrei. Sechsköpfige Familien zahlen $14.99. It's gonna take six people three months just to figure out what the hell this is.— Merlin Mann (@hotdogsladies) June 8, 2015 Lemke Software, der GraphicConverter und die Welt Thorsten erzählt uns erst einmal seit wann es mit Lemke Software gibt und wie alles angefangen hat. Programmiertechnisch find es mit GraphicConverter an, welches ursprünglich noch in Pascal eingetippt wurde. Nach weiteren Zwischenschritten folgte Carbon, dann war später wieder eine komplette Neuprogrammierung von Carbon auf Cocoa nötig. Ja, ja… das Leben eines Entwicklers. Die Historie was die Unterstützung der verschiedenen Formate angeht liefert Thorsten ebenfalls nach, so zum Beispiel das er seinerzeit noch eine GIF-Lizenz erwerben musste für die Einbindung des Formats in Graphic Converter. GraphicConverter konvertiert nicht nur. Thorsten L. zu Sven F. Doch die Hauptanwendung von dem Herr Lemke kann nicht nur von Format A in Format B konvertieren, beispielsweise kann man die Metadaten ohne angezogene Handbremse komfortabel bearbeiten. Auch Bildmanipulation und Farbmanagement geht natürlich. In der neuen Version werden auch Ebenen unterstützt. Mehr Funktionen auf der Webseite. Wie immer quetschen wir unseren Gast auch zum Vertriebsweg aus. Thorsten gibt nach der 1-Stunden-Marke Auskunft über die Unterschiede zwischen Kagi, App Store und den anderen Bestellmöglichkeiten, die er unterstützt. Weitere Apps die Thorsten anbieten: CADintosh Fontbook Xe847 EXIF Sync Hier gibt’s mehr Thorsten Lemke: Webseite: Twitter: [@lemkesoft](https://twitter.com/lemkesoft) YouTube: [LemkeSoft](https://www.youtube.com/user/lemkesoft) Email: [support@lemkesoft.com](mailto:support@lemkesoft.com) Noch mehr Kontaktmöglichkeiten gibt’s hier. GIVEAWAY 5x GraphicConverter Sven ist auf einem kreativen Höhenflug… nicht nur das die gewinnwilligen Hörer bei Andreas ihr CRM feil bieten müssen, nein… JETZT! müsst ihr, du und sie auch noch dem uns folgendes erzählen: Teilt uns auf Twitter mit, was das “merkwürdigste” Bildformat war, welches ihr je mit der Maus angefasst habt. Einsendeschluss ist Donnerstag der 25.06.2015. Unsere Picks Thorsten: TripMode Andreas: Nutshell Sven: Hocus Focus Patrick: ReadKit In Spenderlaune? 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This week we discuss the recent WeAreWearables Meetup at MaRS Discovery District, which had panel discussions on the Apple Watch launch and experiences of early app developers. We discuss interacting with the watch, apps, activity. We speculate about Siri, Cortana and Google Now API access. Using Apple Watch buttons, force touch and the Digital Crown. We also talk about Craig Hockenberry's angry post on discoveryd. MTJC T-Shirts available until May 13, 2015 Episode 38 Show Notes: Apple releases guidelines for creating third-party Apple Watch bands Band Design Guidelines for Apple Watch (PDF) Apple preps in-store stock & pickup option WeAreWearables.com Raju Mudhar Nicole Bogart Patrick O'Rourke Daniel Bader Randi Bergman Tom Emrich iOS 9: Siri Extensions - Chris Wagner My Biggest WatchKit Mistake - Part 1 My Biggest WatchKit Mistake - Part 2 Brian Gilham Natasha the Robot Phillipe Casorla DiscoveryD Clusterf*ck iconfactory Should you get a stylus for your Apple Watch? Blockly Rebus Briana Wu on Patreon Episode 38 Picks: Star Wars X-Wing for Mac 28 Apple Watch tips and tricks Linkitz

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With more than 15 years experience in writing, messaging and marketing, Ahava Leibtag has recently compiled her knowledge into her first book, The Digital Crown. She discusses the writing process, who the book is written for and what she hopes the reader will take away.