Podcasts about maybe apple

Maybe I was wrong. Maybe Apple does want to get serious about gaming on the Mac after all. Maybe I was right. Sequoia splitting in three IS about China after all. Samsung is holding an event at home for the first time in forever. And Matt Levine answers my questions about what now for Coinbase? Back to just trading bitcoin and ether?Sponsors:NewtonX.com/techmemeLinks:macOS Sonoma lets developers port Windows games to the Mac; here's how it works (9to5Mac)Apple makes iOS 17 developer beta free for registered developers (9to5Mac)Sequoia's Split Sends Warning to US Companies Doing Business in China (Bloomberg)Samsung officially confirms first Unpacked event in Korea for new foldables (9to5Google)The SEC Comes for Crypto (Matt Levine/Bloomberg)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Customers are getting frustrated with Okta over that potential Lapsus$ hack. Apple's acquisition of an open banking startup is interesting. Yuga Labs is the (forgive me) 800lb gorilla of the NFT space. And why Zuckerberg's personal remote work regimen might explain why he's so obsessed with having meetings in VR.Links:Linkedin.com/rideLinks:The Third-Party Okta Hack Leaves Customers Scrambling (Wired)Apple acquires UK open banking startup Credit Kudos (The Block)Apple Buys UK Fintech Start-Up Credit Kudos (CNBC)El Salvador postpones bitcoin bond issue, expects better conditions (Reuters)Bored Ape Yacht Club creator raises $450 million to build an NFT metaverse (The Verge)Crypto investor Katie Haun raises $1.5 billion, the largest debut fund ever by a female VC (CNBC)Mark Zuckerberg and Meta's Leadership Take Remote Work to the Extreme (WSJ)Zoom's new virtual avatars let you show up to your next meeting as a dog (The Verge)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

 Our guest this week is Rick Bookstaber. Rick is the head of risk of Fabric, a startup he founded to provide risk-management software to individual investors through the financial advisors who serve them. Prior to founding Fabric, Rick held a number of senior risk-management roles, most recently as chief risk officer at the University of California system, and before that at various hedge funds and banks, including Bridgewater, FrontPoint Partners, Morgan Stanley, and Salomon Brothers. He also served in the Obama administration, where his work included stints with the Financial Stability Oversight Council and at the SEC on the Volcker Rule and other regulations. Rick has authored several books, including A Demon of Our Own Design, which was published in 2007, as well as The End of Theory, which was published in 2017. Rick received his bachelor's in economics at Brigham Young University and earned a doctorate in economics from MIT.BackgroundBioFabricA Demon of Our Own Design: Markets, Hedge Funds, and the Perils of Financial Innovation, by Rick BookstaberThe End of Theory: Financial Crises, the Failure of Economics, and the Sweep of Human Interaction, by Rick BookstaberRisk Management Macro “7 Risks That Are Creating a New Market Paradigm,” by Rick Bookstaber, barrons.com, June 17, 2021.“Agent-Based Models for Financial Crises,” by Rick Bookstaber, bookstaber.com, Aug. 30, 2017.“Can Global Capitalism Survive in its Current Form?” by Rick Bookstaber, Age of Economics on youtube.com, March 6, 2021.“Bill Bernstein: We're Starting to See All of the Signs of a Bubble,” The Long View Podcast, Morningstar.com, March 10, 2021.“A More Realistic Look at Risk,” by Amanda White, top1000funds.com, Oct. 6, 2017. “Can High Liquidity + Low Volatility = High Risk?” by Rick Bookstaber, rick.bookstaber.com, Aug. 23, 2007.“Our Low Risk (Low Volatility) World,” by Rick Bookstaber, rick.bookstaber.com, Nov. 4, 2017.“Building Forward-Looking Scenarios: Why You're Doing It Wrong,” by Rick Bookstaber, Alicia Karspeck, and Govinda Quish, risk.net, Aug. 3, 2021.Investments“How to Make Risk Management Work for Advisers,” by Rick Bookstaber, investmentnews.com, June 24, 2021.Aladdin (BlackRock)“MSCI's Principles of Sustainable Investing,” msci.com.Organization and Culture“Adaptability Versus Optimization: The Cockroach Approach,” by Alex Barrow, macro-ops.com, Aug. 28, 2019.“Opinion: A Chief Risk Officer Offers the Simplest Way to Fight Back Against Stock-Market Memes,” by Rick Bookstaber, marketwatch.com, July 10, 2021.“This Is the Way Facebook Ends (and Maybe Apple and Google),” by Rick Bookstaber, rick.bookstaber.com, Jan. 28, 2018.“Facebook and the Awakening of our Private Selves,” by Rick Bookstaber, rick.bookstaber.com, April 1, 2018.

Apple blew all the minds in its annual Worldwide Developers Conference Keynote in San Jose on June 3. Jon and Drew cover the announcements for tvOS, watchOS, iOS, iPadOS (which is a separate thing now!), and macOS, and they save all the heady future-y AR stuff for a second WWDC special. Maybe Apple should have done that for the keynote, too — two and a half hours was a lot! Want to be internet friends? Write to Drew and Jon (https://internetfriends.show/contact) or find us on Twitter at @_NetFriends (https://twitter.com/_NetFriends).

Maybe Apple always intended to update the Mac mini but got distracted by more urgent projects? Maybe Apple was waiting to do something... different with the mini, but it was taking too long? Or maybe Apple never meant to update the mini at all but changed its mind after seeing just how much its customers missed the littlest Mac? I don’t know. But I do know this: After four long, fallow years, Apple has finally updated the Mac mini. So, is this the Mac mini we’ve all been waiting for? Yes and no. It’s not a bold new take of the original switcher or re-imagining of the desktop for the post-Intel world. It’s not even really entry level any more, based on the price, except compared to every other Mac. It may be a placeholder, it could be a resurrection, but it could also be pragmatic. Most Macs sold are notebooks not desktops, and most desktops sold are iMacs not Mac mini’s. So, where does that leave us? SPONSOR: Brilliant Go to http://brilliant.org/vector and sign up for free. First 200 people get 20% off the premium course! LINKS: Mac mini (2018) Review MORE: Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

In Episode 2, we discuss the real-world ramifications of our apparent DELETE of an Ed Tech conference, the finer details of Asymmetric risk/reward, the swarm-iness yet effectiveness of email marketing in Higher Ed, and how to visualize space transmissions across the universe. PLUS: We three decide whether it's time to DELETE Apple...

Recorded 18th February 2018 This week saw another deadly school shooting in the US and whilst we don't want to dwell on that event we felt it appropriate to just mention our horror and sorrow at another senseless tragedy. Meanwhile we are joined by the esteemed Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor at The Mac Observer and co-host of the Apple Context Machine Podcast to talk about the HomePod, “white-ring gate”, Twitter killing its Mac client and more. On this week's show: APPLE HomePods leaving a white ring on wooden surfaces – The Verge NEVER place anything directly onto polished/waxed/oiled wood surfaces. There is a reason your grandmother insisted on cork backed tablemats and coasters etc and never let you put stuff on her dining table - and it wasn't bloodymindedness! Maybe Apple should have included a warning like “avoid placing HomePod directly into polished/waxed/oiled wood surfaces” because perhaps not everyone has/had grandmothers/mothers like me who drummed that stuff into me from year dot. And it isn't just the HomePod... Sonos One Speakers Also Damage Wood – Tom's Guide The HomePod power cable can be removed, but you probably shouldn't [Video] – 9to5 Mac TECHNOLOGY Facebook's "Protect" feature is apparently basically spyware (like who'd have thunk that?) – IT Pro Note: I have a feeling this story has come up before... Twitter discontinues its Mac desktop app after years of spotty support – The Verge Worth-a-Chirp Macjim sends us. TwelveSouth Surface Pad for iPhone - $50 US And from Dougee Hands On: Keymand 1.1 brings touch-screen options to your Mac from a connected iPad – Apple Insider And finally courtesy of Bryan on TMO's ACM... Pop Up Greetings Cards for all occasions – Lovepop - $10 US to about $15 US Nemo's Hardware Store (38:22) Woolnut Leather Wallet Cases Woolnut MacBook Leather Sleeve 1More Triple Driver Over-Ear Headphones Social Media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Pinecast / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us. Also a big SHOUT OUT to the members of the Slack room without whom we wouldn't have half the stories we actually do – we thank you all for your contributions and engagement. You can always help us out with a few pennies by using our Amazon Affiliate Link so we get a tiny kickback on anything you buy after using it. If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon or using the Pinecast Tips Jar (which accepts one off or regular donations) And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. Support The Essential Apple Podcast by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/essential-apple-show This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Panel: Gui Jaim Erica Andrew In today's episode, the iPhreaks discuss the High Sierra app updates with Tim Ekl. Tim is an engineer at the Omni group, where Tim work on Omni focus for Mac and iOS. Tim has been active in the iOS community for 5 years and he likes to assists the Xcode meetups. The discussion dives into the now one-week old public release of High Sierra for OSX. Tim talks about the pain-free transition to the new operating system. Tim goes into the minor bug fixes Omni had to fix as they transitioned, and gives some examples of the functions of Touch Bar feature. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: API difference Incremental updates and minor adaption for the new hardware system for Touch Bar and Force Touch Trackpad. How as Omni adopted the touch bar features Minimal upkeep for the Touch Bar Has the Touch Bar been a successful feature, and for Omni Focus? Integration of app to use the Touch Bar. Mixed feelings about the Touch Bar, useful for sliders. etc. Deciding what features are active with the Touch Bar, or switching to iOS and desktop UIs. Specific design language for iOS or OSX? Longpress  -  How do you decide what gets the Force Touch or Long press? How do you assist the visual disable in the application design? New file system -  How is it affecting the Omni application? Decisions on which features are most important for the app Omni Focus APFS impact on application Omini Disk Sweeper  Apple slowing down and building support rather than new features Maybe Apple is laying down the foundation for new features that we don’t know about Has Omni gone into whole Swift? Language stability -  are you comfortable bringing in the new language The great renaming  Links: Omni Group @timekl @OmniGroup timekl.com Carbon Copy Cloner Picks: Gui: How To Train Your Own Model for CoreML Jaim Erica Honda Element - Discontinued Andrew New Star Trek Tim Carbon Copy Cloner

Panel: Gui Jaim Erica Andrew In today's episode, the iPhreaks discuss the High Sierra app updates with Tim Ekl. Tim is an engineer at the Omni group, where Tim work on Omni focus for Mac and iOS. Tim has been active in the iOS community for 5 years and he likes to assists the Xcode meetups. The discussion dives into the now one-week old public release of High Sierra for OSX. Tim talks about the pain-free transition to the new operating system. Tim goes into the minor bug fixes Omni had to fix as they transitioned, and gives some examples of the functions of Touch Bar feature. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: API difference Incremental updates and minor adaption for the new hardware system for Touch Bar and Force Touch Trackpad. How as Omni adopted the touch bar features Minimal upkeep for the Touch Bar Has the Touch Bar been a successful feature, and for Omni Focus? Integration of app to use the Touch Bar. Mixed feelings about the Touch Bar, useful for sliders. etc. Deciding what features are active with the Touch Bar, or switching to iOS and desktop UIs. Specific design language for iOS or OSX? Longpress  -  How do you decide what gets the Force Touch or Long press? How do you assist the visual disable in the application design? New file system -  How is it affecting the Omni application? Decisions on which features are most important for the app Omni Focus APFS impact on application Omini Disk Sweeper  Apple slowing down and building support rather than new features Maybe Apple is laying down the foundation for new features that we don’t know about Has Omni gone into whole Swift? Language stability -  are you comfortable bringing in the new language The great renaming  Links: Omni Group @timekl @OmniGroup timekl.com Carbon Copy Cloner Picks: Gui: How To Train Your Own Model for CoreML Jaim Erica Honda Element - Discontinued Andrew New Star Trek Tim Carbon Copy Cloner

Back in the saddle again! This week, Aaron and I take a deep dive into the iOS 10 and WatchOS 3 betas. What we like, what we don't, and what we don't like but there is an option that I learn I can change to make things the way I want. Maybe Apple should rethink some defaults, is all I'm saying. It was fun giving some in depth impressions of some of the latest betas, but what I'm really excited about is when all the official releases happen. That's when we'll really be able to leverage the synergies of the platform updates, as well as see all the great app updates that developers have made with the latest APIs. I have a feeling that that's what's really going to knock people's socks off. Binge v1.4 Release Notes Big Red Coq Adam’s Strava

Maybe Apple should have waited a little bit longer to hold another event. John, Lex, and Dan discuss (read: complain about) the latest announcements.

WSJ: Hey! Maybe Apple is a Software-Hardware Hybrid! Fortune: The Case Against the Cases Against Tim Cook Apple Earnings Call Set for Tuesday 23 April at 2PM PDT/5PM EDT Rumor: Citi Analyst Says Next iPhone “Delayed” to August or September Due to Production Issues Rumor: The Register Says Apple Has Returned Between 5-Million and 8-Million iPhones to Foxconn as Unfit to Sell Cricket Lowers iPhone Service Prices in Wake of T-Mobile USA iPhone Launch 9 to 5 Mac: $15 Checks in AntennaGate Case Are in the Mail USITC Rules in Favor of Apple in Last Complaint Brought by Motorola Apple Pledges $8 Million to Earthquake Relief in Wake of Saturday Earthquake in China Apple Sponsoring Lennon Educational Tour Bus (Still) Flashback: Lennon Educational Tour Bus Rolls Into Macworld 2005 Get your free audio book at http://audiblepodcast.com/macosken