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2 episodes with new macbook
2 episodes with new macbook
2 episodes with new macbook
3 episodes with new macbook
In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into a lively discussion covering a range of topics, including the latest on the MacBook Airs, updates from HumanWare on the Victor Reader Stream 3 and Mantis Q40, and their personal experiences with technology. The guys are also joined by Mathieu Piquette and Andrew Flatres from HumanWare to discuss updates across their range of products. In particular, we focus on an upcoming update for the Victor Reader Stream 3 and we get the answer to the eternal question: when will Audible books be able to be added to the device? Keep in touch by emailing us at feedback@doubletaponair.com or calling 1-877-03-4567 and leaving us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media.
Contact your host with questions, suggestions, or requests about sponsoring the AppleInsider Daily:charles_martin@appleinsider.com (00:00) - 01 - Intro (00:13) - 02 - Press the Action Button! (00:57) - 03 - A cure for "pranks (01:43) - 04 - Return of the plain ol' MacBook? (02:14) - 05 - Gatekeeping for fun and profit (03:10) - 06 - Southampton Apple Store blues (03:56) - 07 - Apple moooves out leather items (04:41) - 08 - More Apple Arcade games (05:24) - 09 - That's show BIS (06:09) - 10 - AirTag, you're nicked! (07:33) - 11 - Outro Links from the showAction button shown in new iPhone 15 Pro case leakMalicious attackers can flood iPhone users with endless popups using a $170 toolNew low-cost MacBook rumored to take on Chromebooks in educationApple arguing iMessage isn't big enough to be EU gatekeeper service'Overworked and unhappy' Apple Southampton store staff want to unionizeApple prepares for the end of leather Apple Watch bands with staff discountsApple Arcade adds four games with 40 set for September updatesApple Music acquires famed classical label BISAirTag and Find My helps traveler bust Brussels theft ringSubscribe to the AppleInsider podcast on: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Spotify Subscribe to the HomeKit Insider podcast on:• Apple Podcasts• Overcast• Pocket Casts• Spotify
Oh, this one is available on YouTube too. Recorded live in the Apple Podcast studio at WWDC, Stephen and Trevor run through all the news from Apple's WWDC Keynote. Updates to iOS coming later this year are interesting but incremental, while the new Macs are a big deal. New MacBook pro size, new Mac Studio and Mac Pro. Plus, the stunning Apple Vision Pro.
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Tailscale: A frustratingly simple VPN. Get 12 months of Tailscale Personal Pro for free with code 9TO5MAC. Sponsored by SecuritySpy: Check out SecuritySpy CCTV video surveillance software for macOS. SecuritySpy allows customers to easily set up CCTV systems in their home or business, with just a Mac and some IP cameras iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Stories discussed in this episode: Where do most people buy iPhones? OLED iPad Pro and MacBook Air set for 2024 New M2 Macs are coming soon as they leak yet again Uber and Uber Eats now rolling out Live Activities support Enjoy the podcast? Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Daily! Follow Chance: Twitter: @ChanceHMiller Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast RSS Spotify TuneIn Google Play Catch up on 9to5Mac Daily episodes! Don't miss out on our other daily podcasts: Quick Charge 9to5Toys Daily Share your thoughts! 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!
On MacBreak Weekly, the panel discovers when the new 13" MacBook Pro M2 will be available to pre-order and which MacBook may be best for you. Full episode at twit.tv/mbw822 Hosts: Alex Lindsay, Leo Laporte, Rene Ritchie, and Andy Ihnatko You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
On MacBreak Weekly, the panel discovers when the new 13" MacBook Pro M2 will be available to pre-order and which MacBook may be best for you. Full episode at twit.tv/mbw822 Hosts: Alex Lindsay, Leo Laporte, Rene Ritchie, and Andy Ihnatko You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
On MacBreak Weekly, the panel discovers when the new 13" MacBook Pro M2 will be available to pre-order and which MacBook may be best for you. Full episode at twit.tv/mbw822 Hosts: Alex Lindsay, Leo Laporte, Rene Ritchie, and Andy Ihnatko You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
On Today's Agenda: Sarah's Hole Waxing, Heidi's New MacBook, Jubilee Drone Show, Hi Gay Update Video, Banning Kids at Drag Shows, Drag Kings on RuPaul's Drag Race, Trans Sports, Kardashians on Hulu, Taking Calls, Alegria Prep, Kim K Eating Poop, End of CNN Breaking News, EDC, Karen Updates
In this episode: fiber internet; Dune: Part 2; Squid Games; Hayden Christensen; the connection between All Saints Day and All Souls Day; Ghostbusters; the new MacBook Pros and Facebook goes Meta. Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FatherRoderick Discord Server: Accessible to all my patrons, info on Patreon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatherRoderick Twitter: https://twitter.com/FatherRoderick Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/fatherroderick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fatherroderick/ Podcast – FatherContinue reading "Dune Part 2; Halloween, All Saints and All Souls; Ghostbusters; New MacBook pros and Meta" The post Dune Part 2; Halloween, All Saints and All Souls; Ghostbusters; New MacBook pros and Meta appeared first on Father Roderick.
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In this episode: fiber internet; Dune: Part 2; Squid Games; Hayden Christensen; the connection between All Saints Day and All Souls Day; Ghostbusters; the new MacBook Pros and Facebook goes Meta. Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FatherRoderick Discord […] The post Dune Part 2; Halloween, All Saints and All Souls; Ghostbusters; New MacBook pros and Meta appeared first on Father Roderick.
In this episode: fiber internet; Dune: Part 2; Squid Games; Hayden Christensen; the connection between All Saints Day and All Souls Day; Ghostbusters; the new MacBook Pros and Facebook goes Meta. Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FatherRoderick Discord Server: Accessible to all my patrons, info on Patreon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatherRoderick Twitter: https://twitter.com/FatherRoderick Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/fatherroderick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fatherroderick/ Podcast – FatherContinue reading "Dune Part 2; Halloween, All Saints and All Souls; Ghostbusters; New MacBook pros and Meta" The post Dune Part 2; Halloween, All Saints and All Souls; Ghostbusters; New MacBook pros and Meta appeared first on Father Roderick.
Welcome to Gizmodo's inaugural episode of Gadgettes, a podcast where we womansplain technology! Join Florence Ion and Caitlin McGarry every week as we break down the intel on all the latest gadgets. This week, we're fresh off a batch of gadget reviews. Caitlin walks us through the new features of the MacBook Pro and the abilities of its M1 Max chip. Then, Victoria joins us to talk about the new Oura Ring and its improved tracking features. We'll also talk about our favorite parts of Halloween and why the phrase "Google it" is a bonafide insult. Be sure to follow us on Twitter at @Gizmodo or send us an email at gadgettes@gizmodo.com! Links:- The Famous Oura Smart Ring Is Getting Even Smarterhttps://gizmodo.com/the-famous-oura-smart-ring-is-getting-even-smarter-1847931146 - The Pixel 6 Is So Good, Why Buy Anything Else?https://gizmodo.com/the-pixel-6-is-so-good-why-buy-anything-else-1847927331 - The Ultra-Powerful New MacBook Pro Is Top Notch (Sorry, Sorry, Trying to Delete)https://gizmodo.com/the-ultra-powerful-new-macbook-pro-is-top-notch-1847904662 - Google's New Indoor Nest Cam Is a Stylish Upgrade With an Annoying Apphttps://gizmodo.com/googles-new-indoor-nest-cam-is-a-stylish-upgrade-with-a-1847875 946- Facebook's New Portal Is Great But It's Also Portal https://gizmodo.com/facebooks-new-portal-is-great-but-its-also-facebook-1847889183 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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In today's top stories, Apple's new MacBooks outstrip last year's M1 Macs, AirPods 3 outperform on sound and Google's new Pixel 6 phones are the best Androids out there.
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This week, Apple unleashes its MacBook's, Google shows off its new Pixels and Facebook possibly is changing their name Show Notes: Apple's Unleashed Event Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro Facebook reportedly changing their name CFPB probes Apple, Google, and others over payment systems Walgreens deploy drones AT&T 3Q Verizon 3Q Comcast XClass TV New union deal for streaming production crews Netflix says 142 million households watched "Squid Games" What's new on Netflix in November 2021
The Apple Event, Windows 11 features, Defender for Endpoint updates, Docker, Terraform, and fingers! Extended show notes available at https://hthpc.com Note: Our apologies for wavering audio quality, we had some technical difficulties again! The Fork-Up -Don't Fork your Parent -Finger Boot-up -Apple Creates the World's Best Computer...of 2009? New Macbook pro has real ports -The Surface event Win 11 -Vista 2.0? Not really -Windows 11 WSL 2 is almost as quick as running Linux natively -Installing Wine using Homebrew on macOS Player One DFEated -Defending Windows Server 2012 R2 and 2016 -"The solution does not use or require the installation of the Microsoft Monitoring Agent (MMA)." -There's an installer now! -So what about Server 2012 support? More Apple things -Apple Music "Voice Plan" - Bad for accessibility. What about those who are mute? Inconvenience for a lower price? -Pumpkin HomePod Hope This Helps Tip of the Something -Don't sudo rm -rf your docker storage folder -Things that may happen: -Images gone -Errors trying to update containers -If a container is restarted it will not come back -Portainer will explode -You'll have to rebuild all your docker-compose stacks in Portainer (hope you had a backup) Terraform -Tiff's experience with WSL + Linux + Docker + Terraform -Enabling Virtualization in AMD BIOS is oddly esoteric -F7 for Advanced Mode - CPU Configuration - SVM Mode - Enabled - Guide --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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(0:56) - It's another month and another event for Apple, which touted its new Macbook Pro and new Airpods that will be hitting shelves soon. The Macbook Pro will now have a much longer-lasting battery life than previous iterations of the computer.(13:00) - Greg McBride of Bankrate.com joined the show to discuss what's going on with mortgage rates, which is a situation to watch especially with the Fed beginning its tapering soon.(23:21) - Zillow has an automated home-flipping technology feature on its website that has been halted due to mismanagement. Will this end up affecting Zillow's bottom line?(31:50) - Mark Schaffer of Armstrong Advisory Group joined the show for another edition of "Financial Planning Tuesday." Mark gives details on Medicare Open Enrollment and goes over the different options that people have when looking into Medicare.
This week, Cherlynn and Devindra chat about what to expect from Apple's upcoming event (new MacBooks, baby!), as well as all of the other launch shindigs from Google, Samsung and Sony. Cherlynn also tells all about her Apple Watch Series 7 review, and why she hates testing sleep tracking gadgets. And to catch up on some big news from last week, Manda Farough from the Virtual Economy Podcast joins to dive into the massive Twitch hack. There's a new Apple event on October 18, will there be MacBooks? – 1:25 Apple Watch Series 7 review – 9:09 The Apple Watch still doesn't do sleep tracking well – 13:17 The Twitch hack: what we know a week later – 29:43 Too many tech events next week: Apple, Google, and Samsung all in 3 days – 52:29 What's expected at the Google event? – 56:04 Motorola brought back the Edge for 2021 – 57:48 Acer announced a glasses-free 3D laptop – 1:00:35 Someone leaked HTC Vive's new bug eye VR setup – 1:03:04 Working on – 1:05:59 Pop culture picks – 1:07:50
Apple announced that they are sending out invites for there Oct 18 event. Investors are looking for this to potentially be the release of new Airpods and New MacBook. William Shatner the actor who stared as Captian Kirk in the series Star Trek makes his first space voyage aboard Blue Orgins New Shepard Rocket named NS-18. On Oct. 6, the Department of Education announced a series of changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program to address the program's history of rejecting roughly 99% of borrowers who apply for forgiveness. Since taking office, the Biden Administration has approved over $9.5 billion of student loan relief, mostly for borrowers with a total and permanent disability. The amount forgiven, however, remains a small percentage of the over $1.7 trillion worth of student loans that Americans still collectively owe. FDA Approves Vuse which is the first e-cigarette that has been approved by the FDA. This is a big step forward for the vaping community and will potentially lead to more brands being approved.
This week: we got hot new intel on AirPods 3, new ‘Pro” iMacs, and MacBook Air. Plus: Apple's planning to bring FaceID to EVERYTHING, and we discuss the most insane parts of Apple's latest financial call. Get 2-3 episodes of CultCast Off Topic each and every week for just $6! Off Topic is a new weekly variety show hosted by Erfon Elijah and friends, dedicated to tech, gaming, culture, and more. Join Cult Support, good friend! This episode supported by Easily create a beautiful website all by yourself, at Squarespace.com/cultcast. Use offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. Cult of Mac's watch store is full of beautiful straps that cost way less than Apple's. See the full curated collection at Store.Cultofmac.com CultCloth will keep your iPhone 12, Apple Watch, iPad, glasses and lenses sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CarryCloth with any order at CultCloth.co. Join us in the CultClub! discord.gg/BrKdnSK On the show this week @erfon / @lkahney / @lewiswallace Twitter leaker @dylandkt reports bad news for iMac, good news for Airpods 3 https://twitter.com/dylandkt AirPods 3 https://twitter.com/dylandkt/status/1419103317683212290 https://twitter.com/dylandkt/status/1414645969216495619 iMac M1X https://twitter.com/dylandkt/status/1418602808010584066 Smile! Face ID may come to Mac in the next couple of years Apple aims to bring Face ID to Mac within the next couple of years, reports Mark Gurman in his weekend “Power On” newsletter for Bloomberg. Markus Gurman: Face ID Coming to the Mac, All iPhones and iPads Within ‘Couple of Years' In his latest edition of “Power On,” Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple plans to bring Face ID to the Mac in another super vague, strange timeframe. Okay, in all seriousness, he says the next ‘couple of years.' Let's just be happy that's not the ‘next few decades.' Mini-LED MacBook Air likely to arrive in mid-2022 Apple's new MacBook Air with 13.3-inch Mini-LED display will debut in mid-2022, says respected TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in a new note to clients, seen by Cult of Mac. Smashed records, short supplies and other takeaways from Apple's record Q3 Apple just revealed that its made heaps of money last quarter. It broke all kinds of revenue records, and Mac, iPhone and iPad contributed strongly to the total.
It’s Fantasy Draft time again! With Apple’s Spring Loaded event coming up, Sebastien and Cody play out their favorite game where they try to guess what Apple will unveil including new iPads, Macs, AirTags and more. It’s fun and competitive, and listeners can even join in and make their own picks. You don’t want to miss this! Potential picks AirPods Apple releases new base model AirPods Apple releases new AirPods Pro Apple releases new AirPods Max AirTags Apple announces AirTags AirTags can come in packs Single price below $50 Apple TV Apple unveils an Apple TV update Apple unveils redesigned Apple TV Apple unveils a redesigned Apple TV remote iPad mini Apple announces iPad mini iPad mini keeps same form factor iPad mini keeps the same price iPad Pro New iPad Pro models retain the same screen sizes Mini LED available in all iPad Pro models Mini LED available in a specific iPad Pro model only iPad Pro gets 5G support Apple unveils new iPad Pro accessories iPad Pro gets Touch ID iOS 14.5 iOS 14.5 available today iOS 14.5 available later Mac New iMac models announced New MacBook models announced Misc. Apple will unveil some sort of new AR/VR product Apple has a segment about App Tracking Transparency Cody’s picks Apple does not release new AirPods Max AirTags can come in packs Apple will not unveil a redesigned Apple TV Apple announces iPad mini iPad Pro gets 5G support Apple unveils new iPad Pro accessories iOS 14.5 available today New iMac models announced Apple will not unveil some sort of new AR/VR product Tie breaker: 53 Sebastien’s picks Apple does not release new AirPods Pro Apple announces AirTags Apple will not unveil a redesigned Apple TV remote iPad mini keeps the same price New iPad Pro models retain the same screen sizes Mini LED available in a specific iPad Pro model only iOS 14.5 available later New MacBook models will not be announced Apple has a segment about App Tracking Transparency Tie breaker: 51 Send us questions, comments, and feedback: Follow @SebastienPage and @melvco on Twitter Send a tweet to @Downtime_cast Send an email to podcast@idownloadblog.com Send an audio message Music theme by @_conath.
The best part about buying a new MacBook is you get to declare bankruptcy on all the crap in your downloads folder, your settings, your configuration little things screwed up when you're done environment you just get her wipe it all away and start over fresh. You have tons of free storage. You have all your settings up-to-date, no quirks, no weird bugs from a five year old operating system where you screwed up some part of your desk configuration or settings trying to get something to work. None of that that's the best part. Oh yeah and it's a brand new MacBook
Panel: Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, Tracy Castillo. Q1. Is it important to become MS Office certified, Q2. Getting rid of the Covid-19 Tracker App, Q3. O365 or Google Docs w/ Jaws, Q4. New Macbook accessibility features, Q5. Video Modeling apps, Q6. Wildcard: Will the workforce return to work after Covid? ——————– Transcript starts […] The post ATFAQ135 – Q1. Is it important to become MS Office certified, Q2. Getting rid of the Covid-19 Tracker App, Q3. O365 or Google Docs w/ Jaws, Q4. New Macbook accessibility features, Q5. Video Modeling apps, Q6. Wildcard: Will the workforce return to work after Covid appeared first on Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads.
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Welcome to TwaddleCast! This is a Podcast created by two best friends who love to twaddle on about technology, gaming, and other related topics! You can expect new episodes of TwaddleCast every Monday. In today's episode we talk about Apple's new M1 Mac lineup! Follow us on Twitter: @TwaddleCast For Business Inquiries: twaddlecastbusiness@gmail.com
Apple Event 13 Oktober bakalan ngabisin duit kita, ternyata bukan cuma gara-gara si iPhone 12 aja , tapi karena Apple ngeluarin banyak produk yang super bagus !! Bahkan sangat tepat untuk saat pandemi korona yg membuat kita harus stay at home . Apa saja sih yang bakalan di luncurkan? Simak bocoran ini dan tips persiapan sebelum order
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Hyper: The new HyperJuice USB-C + Lightning Battery is now available to purchase. It's the world first battery pack with integrated 18W Lightning and USB-C cables, plus fast charging and more. New episodes of 9to5Mac Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they’re available. Stories discussed in this episode: watchOS 7 to include new 'International' Apple Watch face with multiple country flags Kuo: New MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with new scissor switch keyboard launching by June Kuo expects first ARM Macs as soon as Q4 2020, major MacBook chassis redesign coming in 2021 Apple's upgraded 13-inch MacBook Pro 512GB is $1,699 ($300 off) Fresh drops on Apple's official iPhone 11/Pro/Max and XS/Max cases start at $24 9to5Toys on Twitter Enjoy the podcast?: Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Daily! Follow Chance: Twitter: @ChanceHMiller Follow Trevor: Twitter: @trevorjd14 Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast RSS Stitcher TuneIn Google Play Share your thoughts! 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!
Well, the coronavirus (covid-19) is not only causing shortages in the toilet paper supply, it's keeping the tech companies quiet. But don't you worry we've got some great news, tips and picks for you this 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. Followup: Tech events canceled due to coronavirus (00:45) Sonos kills its device bricking recycle mode (03:50) Playstation 2 is the best-selling console of all times (04:20) Dave’s Pro Tip of the Week: Create a strong password (06:30) Takes: The content boom visualized (12:30) Facebook has a new tool to spot spammers, has already taken down billions of accounts (16:55) Drones can navigate like bats using four mics and a speaker (21:10) Netflix top 10 lists (23:45) Security/Privacy: How a hacker’s mom broke into a prison and the warden’s computer (24:10) Bonus Odd Take: OnePlus Snowbots (27:35) Picks of the Week: Dave: UofO App (29:45) Nate: 128GB USB C Flash Drive, 2-in-1 USB 3.0 Thumb Drive, Dual USB Memory Stick Pen Drive for Type-C Android Smartphones Tablets and New MacBook, Black (32:45) Ramazon™ purchase (35:40) Check out the Notnerd YouTube channel for great videos Leave an iTunes Review and be featured on the Podcast Support Notnerd on Patreon and get cool stuff Subscribe and Review Contact Info: www.Notnerd.com Twitter - @N0tnerd, Nate - @NetBack, Dave - @DavyB Notnerd Youtube Channel 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.
Chuck outlines five pieces of hardware that he considers essential for the owners of any Mac laptop, from the brand new 16” MacBook Pro down to the MacBook Air, then includes two bonus picks as well. Find out what you should be buying. MacVoices is supported by MintMobile. Cut your wireless bill to $15/month at MintMobile.com/MACVOICES. This edition of MacVoices is supported by Linode, high performance cloud hosting and virtual servers for everyone. To take $20 off your first order, visit Linode.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he's doing on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the show: iTunes: - Audio in iTunes - Video in iTunes - HD Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: - Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss - Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss Donate to MacVoices via Paypal or become a MacVoices Patron. Links: OWC USB-C Travel Dock, 5 Port with USB 3.1, HDMI, SD Card, and 100W Power Pass Through Fuse Reel The Side Kick Collapsible Charger Organizer and Travel Accessory RadTech Notebook Gear ScreenSavrz Travel Cable Organizer Bag, Electronics Accessories Carry Cases WD 4TB My Passport Portable External Hard Drive Hard Travel Case for WD My Passport Easystore OGIO Renegade RSS Backpack STM Drifter Backpack for up to 15-Inch Laptop & Tablet MOSISO MacBook Pro 16 inch Case 2019 Release
Chuck outlines five pieces of hardware that he considers essential for the owners of any Mac laptop, from the brand new 16” MacBook Pro down to the MacBook Air, then includes two bonus picks as well. Find out what you should be buying. MacVoices is supported by MintMobile. Cut your wireless bill to $15/month at MintMobile.com/MACVOICES. This edition of MacVoices is supported by Linode, high performance cloud hosting and virtual servers for everyone. To take $20 off your first order, visit Linode.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he's doing on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the show: iTunes: - Audio in iTunes - Video in iTunes - HD Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: - Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss - Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss Donate to MacVoices via Paypal or become a MacVoices Patron. Links: OWC USB-C Travel Dock, 5 Port with USB 3.1, HDMI, SD Card, and 100W Power Pass Through Fuse Reel The Side Kick Collapsible Charger Organizer and Travel Accessory RadTech Notebook Gear ScreenSavrz Travel Cable Organizer Bag, Electronics Accessories Carry Cases WD 4TB My Passport Portable External Hard Drive Hard Travel Case for WD My Passport Easystore OGIO Renegade RSS Backpack STM Drifter Backpack for up to 15-Inch Laptop & Tablet MOSISO MacBook Pro 16 inch Case 2019 Release
Chuck outlines five pieces of hardware that he considers essential for the owners of any Mac laptop, from the brand new 16” MacBook Pro down to the MacBook Air, then includes two bonus picks as well. Find out what you should be buying. MacVoices is supported by MintMobile. Cut your wireless bill to $15/month at MintMobile.com/MACVOICES. This edition of MacVoices is supported by Linode, high performance cloud hosting and virtual servers for everyone. To take $20 off your first order, visit Linode.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he's doing on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the show: iTunes: - Audio in iTunes - Video in iTunes - HD Video in iTunes Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher: - Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss - Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss Donate to MacVoices via Paypal or become a MacVoices Patron. Links: OWC USB-C Travel Dock, 5 Port with USB 3.1, HDMI, SD Card, and 100W Power Pass Through Fuse Reel The Side Kick Collapsible Charger Organizer and Travel Accessory RadTech Notebook Gear ScreenSavrz Travel Cable Organizer Bag, Electronics Accessories Carry Cases WD 4TB My Passport Portable External Hard Drive Hard Travel Case for WD My Passport Easystore OGIO Renegade RSS Backpack STM Drifter Backpack for up to 15-Inch Laptop & Tablet MOSISO MacBook Pro 16 inch Case 2019 Release
Rumor Funtime 2020! What will we see from Apple this year?
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This week on YourTechReport, we dive into the resurrection of an icon, the new Motorola RAZR. Mitchell and Marc talk about the super-powerful new 16" MacBook Pro, and what does a 9-year-old want this holiday season? Zachary Aflalo joins Mitchell in a conversation that you have to hear!
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Apple released its new Macbook pro with a better, redesigned keyboard and a new 16” screen size in the same chassis. Starting at $2,399 the Macbook replaces the old 15” Macbook Pro. This podcast is sponsored by MNML Cases. Order a sweet, thin case for your phone and get 25% off. Use code DDPodcast at checkout or click this link.https://mnmlcase.com/discount/ddpodcast Our Roundup features stories about regulators descending on Project Nightingale, Facebook Pay, a security bug in Facebook's app, a new tech site called Protocol, Twitch's new streaming software, and the importance of sleep www.dgit.com@DgitDailySubscribe! Hosted and produced by:Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Check out other shows in our network! Android Authority PodcastSoundGuys Podcast
Over 200 apps are breaking in the new mac operating system, 'Catalina.' Easiest fix: simply do NOT upgrade to Catalina until the problem is solved.
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Danny and I are excited to talk travel with you! The whole purpose of this podcast is to present you with information on new and exciting ways to take on family travel. We also hope to tell some stories along the way from families just like yours. So, the show notes will not be a verbatim transcription of what's in each episode. Instead, think of it as the Cliff's Notes version of the podcast. Some of you may have to google that and that's ok! =) We're going to have a lot of fun in this space and we hope you will, too. We know we're going to goof up from time to time, we hope that you'll hang in there with us for a while. Please subscribe to the podcast so that you can make sure and get the podcast every other week when they drop! Danny and I were in a band together a lifetime ago. Dan is a Spanish teacher and has another podcast and a YouTube channel where he helps people learn Spanish, English, and French. Check him out here. The Language Tutor is also the sponsor of this podcast, so please check him out!I also want to send a huge thank you to Kevin Gilbert and Koinology for his assistance with our website. Check out Koinology. Here is a list of the travel gadgets covered in this episode. Electronics Organizer, Jelly Comb Laptop Sleeve Electronic Accessories Travel Gadgets Carry Case for 13-14in Laptop, New MacBook, iPad 12.9'', Cables, Power Bank and More (Black and Gray) $25.99 Amazon YAMIU Packing Cubes 7-Pcs Travel Organizer Accessories with Shoe Bag & 2 Toiletry Bags(Black) $19.86 Amazon Black Light UV Flashlight UV Light,Vansky Blacklight 12 LED Ultraviolet Urine Detector For Dog/Cat/Pet Urine & Dry Stains and Bed Bug On Carpets/Rugs/Floor,Matching with Pet Odor Eliminator $7.99 Amazon TwistieMag Strong Magnetic Silicone Twist Ties - Multi Color 10 Pack for Men & Women - Unique Gadgets for Cable Management and Organization, Hanging & Holding Stuff, Fidgeting, or Just for Fun $19.98 Amazon Etekcity Digital Hanging Luggage Scale, Portable Handheld Baggage Scale for Travel, Suitcase Scale with Rubber Paint, Temperature Sensor, 110 Pounds, Battery Included $10.89 Amazon Anker PowerCore II 20000, 20100mAh Portable Charger with Dual USB Ports, PowerIQ 2.0 (up to 18W Output) Power Bank, Fast Charging for iPhone, Samsung and More (Compatible with Quick Charge Devices) $59.99 Amazon NTONPOWER 3-Port USB Power Strip with 2 Outlets Wrap Winder Design Mini Travel Charger with Right Angle Flat Plug and 15 inches Short Extension Cord for Nightstand Conference Center Library - Black $16.99 Hey, look, Dan didn't make these up!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=23091574)
The team is all here this week. Alan, Dean, Steve and Karl dive into the week's Apple and tech-related news as usual. Apple pushes out its latest beta's for iOS13, Apple is still making lots of money, Google is bug hunting, new iPad's might be on the way, playing Fortnight can pay off, a classic FPS comes to iOS and Karl is looking to buy a MacBook. All this and slightly more on this week's episode. CONTACT THE SHOW: I really would appreciate it if you could take a few moments and submit a review in iTunes. I won't ply you with adverts, just a little review is all I ask…go on, you know you want to really, don't ya? The Mac & Forth Show Patreon Page. This Month's Wonderful 'The One with the Shout Out' Funders: Teresa Hummel, Steven Leach, Matt Barton, Ron Poyotte, Gordon Jackson, Paul Beattie, Jane, Alan, Martin Meadows-Evans, Frank Jacobsen, Chris Hitarori, Keith Yarbrough, David Dean, Stephen Elliot, Andrew Cannon, Barry Gentleman and Deano. Also, thank you to all our contributors for other donations. Your support is always greatly appreciated. Or Help via PayPal. Subscribe to us on: iTunes Overcast Pocketcast TuneIn Radio Stitcher Contact us via Twitter, or join our Facebook group. or like our Facebook page. or our Website or via Apple News or YouTube Theme Music: Russ Clewett
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Today MacBook Airs, Mac Minis and new iPad Pros, Coinbase raises a round, the UK has a new tech tax, interesting executive musical chairs, and why reCAPTCHA’s might be a thing of the past. Links: UK chancellor announces 2% ‘digital services tax’ on tech giants’ revenues starting in April 2020 (TechCrunch) Snap CEO Picked a New Business Chief, Then Changed His Mind (Bloomberg) Google Launches reCAPTCHA v3 (Security Week)
In this fantasy draft episode, Cody and Sebastien pick what they believe we are most likely to see unveiled at Apple's 'Gather Round' event. Play along by making your own picks (see full list in show notes), or simply listen in. Either way, this is a fun episode. Check out our sponsors: Jamf Now: Create your free account and set up your first 3 devices completely free forever at jamf.com/ios. LinkedIn Jobs:Find the person who will help you grow your business with LinkedIn. Go to LinkedIn.com/iosand get $50 off your first job post. Possible picks iPhone Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Xs Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Xs Max Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Pro Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone 9 Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Xr Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Xc iPhone 8 (and/or 8 Plus) remains for sale A new iPhone SE announced Notable improvements to Portrait mode Support for some Apple Pencil-like tool on new iPhone iPhone Xs Plus offers more features than non-Plus version New iPhone X models launch in September New iPhone X models launch later this year Face ID to work in landscape mode iPad New iPad models announced No new iPad models announced New iPad Pro comes with Face ID New iPad Pro comes with edge-to-edge display New iPad Pro Mac New MacBook Air announced New MacBook announced No new Macs announced MacBook Pro without TouchBar disappears from line up Apple Watch Thinner Apple Watch Always-on display Series 1 replaced by Series 3 as entry-level model Round Apple Watch announced New Apple Watch bands announced New health-related feature announced New base-model Series 4 starts at more than $329 New Apple Watch loses the heart rate monitoring bump on its back Other AirPower announcement AirPower launches in September AirPower launches later this year New AirPods (or AirPods case) announcement New AirPods (or AirPods case) launches in September New AirPods (or AirPods case) launches later this year New HomePod features announced AR demo on stage Apple increases the 5GB free storage tier Update about upcoming TV service An update about group FaceTime Update about macOS Mojave Apple unveils over-the-ear Apple-branded headphones Cody's picks Series 1 replaced by Series 3 as entry-level model Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone 9 Potential name for new iPhone: iPhone Xs AirPower announcement AR demo on stage Sebastien's picks Thinner Apple Watch Face ID to work in landscape mode New iPhone X models launch in September No new iPad models announced New health-related feature announced Make sure to follow your hosts on Twitter: @SebastienPage, and @melvco, Send a tweet to @LTiOS_fm if you'd like your question to be answered at the end of next week's podcast. Be sure to share your thoughts, comments, and suggestions below. Talk to you next week!
Science Jupiter now has more moons: https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/17/jupiter-is-weird-discovery-twelve-new-moons/ Technology Volvo Polestar 2 vs the Tesla model 3: https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/24/polestar-2-first-details/ Twitter bans users retroactively who created accounts while underage: https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/24/17595112/twitter-banning-underage-users-lie-age Mandatory security keys prevent phishing attacks: https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/24/security-keys-google-phishing/ New Macbook may be throttling for lower performance: https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/24/apple-blames-software-bug-for-macbook-pro-cpu-throttling-issue/ Other Cool/Weird Shit Burglar's want your wifi password: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/07/burglar-wakes-up-couple-to-ask-to-use-their-wi-fi-network/ Musk: I want games on my Tesla! Seems safe: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/08/elon-musk-to-video-game-devs-help-me-put-super-fun-games-on-tesla-screens/
We look st Apple's latest announcement of a new MacBook specs, Apple Watch rumours and more
We look st Apple’s latest announcement of a new MacBook specs, Apple Watch rumours and more
Offshoring and Latin American Developers - David Hemmat For this episode of Ruby Rogues we have Jason Sweat and Brian Hogan for our panel along with Charles Max Wood and a special guest, David Hemmat from BlueCoding.com. David and the Blue Coding team work to connect developer talent to businesses in need through a thorough process of vetting as well as a database collection of potential developers. Check out this episode to learn more! How did you get started? 1:34 David talks about going to school in the Dominican Republic worked locally, but later found work with US companies. He also set up a friend with a US job and they realized that there may be a demand as someone to bridge the gap. Developers did not have the access or a way to reach opportunities aboard so he started BlueCoding.com. About Blue Coding 2:32 BlueCoding.com has clients in the US and Canada. They focus on Latin America due to having close timezones in relation to the majority of companies that would be looking for developers. Also, Blue Coding helps in regard to bridging the cultural gap. Latin American work culture can be different that US or Canadian culture. David talks about how it’s much of a communication difference. Developers sometimes will agree to jobs they are unable to do and are timid to communicate and often just disappear. Despite this, many Latin American companies spawned from United States companies and will tend to have a similar working environment and culture as US companies. The General Experience With Offshore Hiring 4:17 David and the panel chat about their offshore hiring experiences. David expresses that there is sometimes an issue of many developers taking on work, and then seemingly disappearing. Often times coming back with excuses or in some cases actually over committing to work and just failing to communicate properly from the start. In some cases, like with countries like Venezuela, has a less reliable environment for the developers with things like power outages. “Not All Good Developers Are Good Freelancers.” 6:18 Freelancers tend to need a different skillset. Extra communication and need tools in place like time tracking and daily reports , etc. Companies that hire freelancers or offshore hiring in general need to have tools setup as well. David expresses that the best developers often are the ones that already have full time jobs. Blue Coding tries to help those developers find a better opportunity and has structured systems to create a workflow that works for both parties. David talks about having those tools in place for the developer including the time tracking and daily reports. The Companies Tools. 8:33 Blue Coding will also check with the client companies to make sure they have tools as well to help both parties have a smooth workflow. Project management software for the developer to see what they should work on next. Rates 9:04 Rates vary between $30 and $45 an hour. David tries to stay away from junior developers, looking for developers with 3–4 years working experience. Some companies pay $30 to $60. Latin American countries generally see a starting rate of $30 an hour. Asian countries can start as low as $10 an hour, but in rare cases. Some developers on the opposite side of things charge $100 an hour. Getting Offshore Developers 10:47 Most people start with upwork.com or Freelancer.com or something like that. Lower overhead but very limited vetting. Buyout fees are very high as well on these sites. There are companies similar to Blue Coding that are staffing companies that exist. Also, direct networking. Networking directly is extremely efficient. If you have a bad work history, networking also comes into play. David talks about their biggest source for developers are other developers, reaching out to find good hires by networking through the community. Dealing with ‘Boom and Bust.’ 14:19 Freelancers tend to run into boom and bust cycles, loads of work followed by slow spells. David tries to avoid this by hiring carefully and picking clients carefully. Looking for long term projects, either be a continuous flow of projects or one large projects. With this focus on long term relationship building, BlueCoding is able to have much lower rates. Other companies usually don’t have safety from downtime, offering internal work to make up for it. Finding Companies that Hire Offshore 16:08 Most countries have job boards to help. Also, technology specific job boards. But it’s hard to compete there. US companies won’t hire offshore developers for the same rates and the same skills. You have to be really good. David pushes developers to have plenty of experience. How to Get Noticed? 17:46 Companies can be prejudice, but isn’t seen too often. Becoming a top level talent is key. Being average is harder. As an average or novice in an area with no community, finding online communities, Facebook groups, LinkedIn communities, working on open source projects, and going to events can help. Working remotely and being good at it [22:02] It’s a two part effort. Companies can have tools to make things easier, but as a developer, you can request them. Communicate all online. All of the office talk should be online via Slack or some other documented system. Code reviews and Peer programming helps remote developers feel like a part of the team. Onshoring vs Offshoring 24:28 Some companies are hiring remote developers from the US. Why would someone want to hire from outside the country? Ultimately it comes down to finding a developer that fits in with what a company needs as well as matches the budget. Cost of living can change the rates for developers as well as where the company is located. David expresses that he wants to find really good developers, even if it means reaching out to Brazil or other parts of Latin America. Medical, Taxes, and Benefits 24:43 Each country has different laws. For example Dominican Republic has a law that states if you contract someone for over 3 months, they are considered employees and require benefits. Some countries allow Freelancers to work long term. Health care varies between companies. The Finical and Risks. 32:14 Freelancers and hourly workers tend to have less working time, spending some time each day to chase down work as well as managing time. Developers in general should notice that projects in general can have budget cuts and even end prematurely. In general a developer working as an employee will need to account for the benefits and extras thrown in when considering their rates. The Companies 34:02 What kind of companies are looking for this as a solution to their staffing problem? Most companies are smaller companies, 1 to 20 employees with a lot of long term development work. Generally three sectors, non tech companies that need tech work, digital agencies, and tech startups or established companies that already have a software product that needs to be maintained. How to find the Companies? 36:30 It’s a work in progress. References are vital, David talks about how vetting for developers ends with a very happy client that gives references. Also they spend a lot of time networking, conferences, meeting people online as well as cold calling. David mentions that it’s hard to express the quality of their service through email. Getting Started with Blue Coding? 37:22 For Developers Go to BlueCoding.com and find the link that says “join the team if you’re a developer” and you can connect that way. Just reach out to them and they will set up a conversation with you and see if there is a good fit. Then once a project comes in they will set you up with the vetting process. For Companies BlueCoding will want to set up a call with you. Reach out to them and setup a call. They will work through if you need a developer and what that developer looks like in regard to technical skills, personal skills, and general ability. Then the developers and clients have a meeting to make sure everyone is comfortable. Being comfortable is the most important part for this connection to end in a long term relationship. Picks Jason Samsungnite Columbian Leather Flat Over The Top Laptop Bag Brian New MacBook with Touch bar Charles My Ruby Story Podcasts Online Summit Format Ruby Dev Summit Ruby Rogues Parlay on Slack David Micro Conf. Macbook Air One Minute Manager Links to Keep up with David His Medium BlueCoding.com Email him
Offshoring and Latin American Developers - David Hemmat For this episode of Ruby Rogues we have Jason Sweat and Brian Hogan for our panel along with Charles Max Wood and a special guest, David Hemmat from BlueCoding.com. David and the Blue Coding team work to connect developer talent to businesses in need through a thorough process of vetting as well as a database collection of potential developers. Check out this episode to learn more! How did you get started? 1:34 David talks about going to school in the Dominican Republic worked locally, but later found work with US companies. He also set up a friend with a US job and they realized that there may be a demand as someone to bridge the gap. Developers did not have the access or a way to reach opportunities aboard so he started BlueCoding.com. About Blue Coding 2:32 BlueCoding.com has clients in the US and Canada. They focus on Latin America due to having close timezones in relation to the majority of companies that would be looking for developers. Also, Blue Coding helps in regard to bridging the cultural gap. Latin American work culture can be different that US or Canadian culture. David talks about how it’s much of a communication difference. Developers sometimes will agree to jobs they are unable to do and are timid to communicate and often just disappear. Despite this, many Latin American companies spawned from United States companies and will tend to have a similar working environment and culture as US companies. The General Experience With Offshore Hiring 4:17 David and the panel chat about their offshore hiring experiences. David expresses that there is sometimes an issue of many developers taking on work, and then seemingly disappearing. Often times coming back with excuses or in some cases actually over committing to work and just failing to communicate properly from the start. In some cases, like with countries like Venezuela, has a less reliable environment for the developers with things like power outages. “Not All Good Developers Are Good Freelancers.” 6:18 Freelancers tend to need a different skillset. Extra communication and need tools in place like time tracking and daily reports , etc. Companies that hire freelancers or offshore hiring in general need to have tools setup as well. David expresses that the best developers often are the ones that already have full time jobs. Blue Coding tries to help those developers find a better opportunity and has structured systems to create a workflow that works for both parties. David talks about having those tools in place for the developer including the time tracking and daily reports. The Companies Tools. 8:33 Blue Coding will also check with the client companies to make sure they have tools as well to help both parties have a smooth workflow. Project management software for the developer to see what they should work on next. Rates 9:04 Rates vary between $30 and $45 an hour. David tries to stay away from junior developers, looking for developers with 3–4 years working experience. Some companies pay $30 to $60. Latin American countries generally see a starting rate of $30 an hour. Asian countries can start as low as $10 an hour, but in rare cases. Some developers on the opposite side of things charge $100 an hour. Getting Offshore Developers 10:47 Most people start with upwork.com or Freelancer.com or something like that. Lower overhead but very limited vetting. Buyout fees are very high as well on these sites. There are companies similar to Blue Coding that are staffing companies that exist. Also, direct networking. Networking directly is extremely efficient. If you have a bad work history, networking also comes into play. David talks about their biggest source for developers are other developers, reaching out to find good hires by networking through the community. Dealing with ‘Boom and Bust.’ 14:19 Freelancers tend to run into boom and bust cycles, loads of work followed by slow spells. David tries to avoid this by hiring carefully and picking clients carefully. Looking for long term projects, either be a continuous flow of projects or one large projects. With this focus on long term relationship building, BlueCoding is able to have much lower rates. Other companies usually don’t have safety from downtime, offering internal work to make up for it. Finding Companies that Hire Offshore 16:08 Most countries have job boards to help. Also, technology specific job boards. But it’s hard to compete there. US companies won’t hire offshore developers for the same rates and the same skills. You have to be really good. David pushes developers to have plenty of experience. How to Get Noticed? 17:46 Companies can be prejudice, but isn’t seen too often. Becoming a top level talent is key. Being average is harder. As an average or novice in an area with no community, finding online communities, Facebook groups, LinkedIn communities, working on open source projects, and going to events can help. Working remotely and being good at it [22:02] It’s a two part effort. Companies can have tools to make things easier, but as a developer, you can request them. Communicate all online. All of the office talk should be online via Slack or some other documented system. Code reviews and Peer programming helps remote developers feel like a part of the team. Onshoring vs Offshoring 24:28 Some companies are hiring remote developers from the US. Why would someone want to hire from outside the country? Ultimately it comes down to finding a developer that fits in with what a company needs as well as matches the budget. Cost of living can change the rates for developers as well as where the company is located. David expresses that he wants to find really good developers, even if it means reaching out to Brazil or other parts of Latin America. Medical, Taxes, and Benefits 24:43 Each country has different laws. For example Dominican Republic has a law that states if you contract someone for over 3 months, they are considered employees and require benefits. Some countries allow Freelancers to work long term. Health care varies between companies. The Finical and Risks. 32:14 Freelancers and hourly workers tend to have less working time, spending some time each day to chase down work as well as managing time. Developers in general should notice that projects in general can have budget cuts and even end prematurely. In general a developer working as an employee will need to account for the benefits and extras thrown in when considering their rates. The Companies 34:02 What kind of companies are looking for this as a solution to their staffing problem? Most companies are smaller companies, 1 to 20 employees with a lot of long term development work. Generally three sectors, non tech companies that need tech work, digital agencies, and tech startups or established companies that already have a software product that needs to be maintained. How to find the Companies? 36:30 It’s a work in progress. References are vital, David talks about how vetting for developers ends with a very happy client that gives references. Also they spend a lot of time networking, conferences, meeting people online as well as cold calling. David mentions that it’s hard to express the quality of their service through email. Getting Started with Blue Coding? 37:22 For Developers Go to BlueCoding.com and find the link that says “join the team if you’re a developer” and you can connect that way. Just reach out to them and they will set up a conversation with you and see if there is a good fit. Then once a project comes in they will set you up with the vetting process. For Companies BlueCoding will want to set up a call with you. Reach out to them and setup a call. They will work through if you need a developer and what that developer looks like in regard to technical skills, personal skills, and general ability. Then the developers and clients have a meeting to make sure everyone is comfortable. Being comfortable is the most important part for this connection to end in a long term relationship. Picks Jason Samsungnite Columbian Leather Flat Over The Top Laptop Bag Brian New MacBook with Touch bar Charles My Ruby Story Podcasts Online Summit Format Ruby Dev Summit Ruby Rogues Parlay on Slack David Micro Conf. Macbook Air One Minute Manager Links to Keep up with David His Medium BlueCoding.com Email him
Offshoring and Latin American Developers - David Hemmat For this episode of Ruby Rogues we have Jason Sweat and Brian Hogan for our panel along with Charles Max Wood and a special guest, David Hemmat from BlueCoding.com. David and the Blue Coding team work to connect developer talent to businesses in need through a thorough process of vetting as well as a database collection of potential developers. Check out this episode to learn more! How did you get started? 1:34 David talks about going to school in the Dominican Republic worked locally, but later found work with US companies. He also set up a friend with a US job and they realized that there may be a demand as someone to bridge the gap. Developers did not have the access or a way to reach opportunities aboard so he started BlueCoding.com. About Blue Coding 2:32 BlueCoding.com has clients in the US and Canada. They focus on Latin America due to having close timezones in relation to the majority of companies that would be looking for developers. Also, Blue Coding helps in regard to bridging the cultural gap. Latin American work culture can be different that US or Canadian culture. David talks about how it’s much of a communication difference. Developers sometimes will agree to jobs they are unable to do and are timid to communicate and often just disappear. Despite this, many Latin American companies spawned from United States companies and will tend to have a similar working environment and culture as US companies. The General Experience With Offshore Hiring 4:17 David and the panel chat about their offshore hiring experiences. David expresses that there is sometimes an issue of many developers taking on work, and then seemingly disappearing. Often times coming back with excuses or in some cases actually over committing to work and just failing to communicate properly from the start. In some cases, like with countries like Venezuela, has a less reliable environment for the developers with things like power outages. “Not All Good Developers Are Good Freelancers.” 6:18 Freelancers tend to need a different skillset. Extra communication and need tools in place like time tracking and daily reports , etc. Companies that hire freelancers or offshore hiring in general need to have tools setup as well. David expresses that the best developers often are the ones that already have full time jobs. Blue Coding tries to help those developers find a better opportunity and has structured systems to create a workflow that works for both parties. David talks about having those tools in place for the developer including the time tracking and daily reports. The Companies Tools. 8:33 Blue Coding will also check with the client companies to make sure they have tools as well to help both parties have a smooth workflow. Project management software for the developer to see what they should work on next. Rates 9:04 Rates vary between $30 and $45 an hour. David tries to stay away from junior developers, looking for developers with 3–4 years working experience. Some companies pay $30 to $60. Latin American countries generally see a starting rate of $30 an hour. Asian countries can start as low as $10 an hour, but in rare cases. Some developers on the opposite side of things charge $100 an hour. Getting Offshore Developers 10:47 Most people start with upwork.com or Freelancer.com or something like that. Lower overhead but very limited vetting. Buyout fees are very high as well on these sites. There are companies similar to Blue Coding that are staffing companies that exist. Also, direct networking. Networking directly is extremely efficient. If you have a bad work history, networking also comes into play. David talks about their biggest source for developers are other developers, reaching out to find good hires by networking through the community. Dealing with ‘Boom and Bust.’ 14:19 Freelancers tend to run into boom and bust cycles, loads of work followed by slow spells. David tries to avoid this by hiring carefully and picking clients carefully. Looking for long term projects, either be a continuous flow of projects or one large projects. With this focus on long term relationship building, BlueCoding is able to have much lower rates. Other companies usually don’t have safety from downtime, offering internal work to make up for it. Finding Companies that Hire Offshore 16:08 Most countries have job boards to help. Also, technology specific job boards. But it’s hard to compete there. US companies won’t hire offshore developers for the same rates and the same skills. You have to be really good. David pushes developers to have plenty of experience. How to Get Noticed? 17:46 Companies can be prejudice, but isn’t seen too often. Becoming a top level talent is key. Being average is harder. As an average or novice in an area with no community, finding online communities, Facebook groups, LinkedIn communities, working on open source projects, and going to events can help. Working remotely and being good at it [22:02] It’s a two part effort. Companies can have tools to make things easier, but as a developer, you can request them. Communicate all online. All of the office talk should be online via Slack or some other documented system. Code reviews and Peer programming helps remote developers feel like a part of the team. Onshoring vs Offshoring 24:28 Some companies are hiring remote developers from the US. Why would someone want to hire from outside the country? Ultimately it comes down to finding a developer that fits in with what a company needs as well as matches the budget. Cost of living can change the rates for developers as well as where the company is located. David expresses that he wants to find really good developers, even if it means reaching out to Brazil or other parts of Latin America. Medical, Taxes, and Benefits 24:43 Each country has different laws. For example Dominican Republic has a law that states if you contract someone for over 3 months, they are considered employees and require benefits. Some countries allow Freelancers to work long term. Health care varies between companies. The Finical and Risks. 32:14 Freelancers and hourly workers tend to have less working time, spending some time each day to chase down work as well as managing time. Developers in general should notice that projects in general can have budget cuts and even end prematurely. In general a developer working as an employee will need to account for the benefits and extras thrown in when considering their rates. The Companies 34:02 What kind of companies are looking for this as a solution to their staffing problem? Most companies are smaller companies, 1 to 20 employees with a lot of long term development work. Generally three sectors, non tech companies that need tech work, digital agencies, and tech startups or established companies that already have a software product that needs to be maintained. How to find the Companies? 36:30 It’s a work in progress. References are vital, David talks about how vetting for developers ends with a very happy client that gives references. Also they spend a lot of time networking, conferences, meeting people online as well as cold calling. David mentions that it’s hard to express the quality of their service through email. Getting Started with Blue Coding? 37:22 For Developers Go to BlueCoding.com and find the link that says “join the team if you’re a developer” and you can connect that way. Just reach out to them and they will set up a conversation with you and see if there is a good fit. Then once a project comes in they will set you up with the vetting process. For Companies BlueCoding will want to set up a call with you. Reach out to them and setup a call. They will work through if you need a developer and what that developer looks like in regard to technical skills, personal skills, and general ability. Then the developers and clients have a meeting to make sure everyone is comfortable. Being comfortable is the most important part for this connection to end in a long term relationship. Picks Jason Samsungnite Columbian Leather Flat Over The Top Laptop Bag Brian New MacBook with Touch bar Charles My Ruby Story Podcasts Online Summit Format Ruby Dev Summit Ruby Rogues Parlay on Slack David Micro Conf. Macbook Air One Minute Manager Links to Keep up with David His Medium BlueCoding.com Email him
This week the SyrupCast is trying something new! We are asking you, our listeners, to send in your questions, comments, thoughts, and anything you would like addressed on the podcast. Send us an email to podcast@mobilesyrup.com. If you're feeling extra adventurous, send us an audio recording of your question and it may make it into a future episode! This week on the SyrupCast, Igor Bonifacic, Patrick O'Rourke, Rose Behar, and Ted Kritsonis sit down to chat about Microsoft's upcoming Surface Pro. The team is excited to talk about the direction that Microsoft is headed with its Surface Pro 4 refresh, the Surface Pro. Is it possible that this is finally a true start to Microsoft's app ecosystem? Will we see a high-end smartphone next? Tune in to hear the SyrupCast team's thoughts and jump in the comments to tell us yours. Hosts: Igor Bonifacic, Patrick O'Rourke, Rose Behar, Ted Kritsonis Total runtime: 42:52 Surface Pro: 1:20 Shoutouts: 36:30 Ted's shoutout goes to 'The Woz' and his Toronto appearance. Rose is pumped about Android Pay coming to Canada and pouring one out for Roger Moore. Patrick, during the #SwitchMinute, gives a shoutout to 8Bitdo for making its retro-inspired controllers compatible with the Switch . Finally, Igor is back to book suggestions and this week his shoutout goes to Stay A While and Listen.
New MacBook, an unpopular opinion about the Statue of Liberty, and a call for women to come on the show, all mixed together with not a little audio distortion.
Jeremy Bailey & Rafaël Rozendaal discuss What Is Art? And some Macbook frustrations.
Jon talks about the new Macbook Pro, and the Apple watch strap with a camera. He also asks, are browser add-ons spying on you?Follow the GSMC Technology Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/technology-podcast.html
This week Jen and Rod discuss the long-awaited release of the new Apple MacBook, the end of the six-second video platform Vine and its ramifications for Twitter, and writing essays using only predictive text. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
After 500 days Apple have finally decided to release a new range of Macbook’s. The Pix3l team take on the new features and look at the good and bad bits of Apple’s new kit. Each week our presenters review the latest tech, games and general geeky gadgets. Bringing you all the latest news, and talk […] The post #50 – New MacBook Review appeared first on Abrupt Audio.
This week we kick off summer shorts with our 2016 summer manifestos and talk about a relieving #FunPaperFriday. Shannon’s Manifesto Work (again) on my first proposal Work with grad students on their projects High School Geoscience Academy Publish Dissertation Papers Setup a webpage Master the Mac John’s Manifesto Begin to tie together dissertation document Make a web application Get my General Class Ham License Prepare for my first class Fun Paper Friday Yang, P. J., Pham, J., Choo, J., & Hu, D. L. (2014). Duration of urination does not change with body size. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 111(33), 11932–11937. Tracker Software Contact us: Show - www.dontpanicgeocast.com - @dontpanicgeo - show@dontpanicgeocast.com John Leeman - www.johnrleeman.com - @geo_leeman Shannon Dulin - @ShannonDulin
We've been playing with the new MacBook all week and we are divided on it! We break down the strengths and drawbacks of Apple's latest MacBook (1:00) and compare it to its biggest competition. Plus, we look at Amazon's moves to become a Netflix competitor (28:15) and the end of Yahoo as we know it (37:30).
This week Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio and Gordon Mah Ung discuss Intel's massive layoffs, Apple screwing over millions of PC users with QuickTime, the new MacBook and a "smart" mattress that lets you know if you're getting cheated on.
Coming up this week, Chris has a problem with words, we try to take another look back at WWE Hell in a Cell, Jake Roberts' documentary could possibly win an Oscar, Sam Raimi wants to return to the Spiderman franchise, we take a look at a video game that should never have been made, money can make you do some pretty dumb things sometimes, and we are joined in studio by local musician, Andre Saulnier. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish
Coming up this week, Chris has a problem with words, we try to take another look back at WWE Hell in a Cell, Jake Roberts' documentary could possibly win an Oscar, Sam Raimi wants to return to the Spiderman franchise, we take a look at a video game that should never have been made, money can make you do some pretty dumb things sometimes, and we are joined in studio by local musician, Andre Saulnier. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish
Reviews of the new MacBook, Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Headphones, Logitech MX Master wireless mouse, first looks of the Black Magic Ursa Mini and Gate Mailbox. Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ Guests: Leo Laporte, Tonya Hall, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: RING.COM/beforeyoubuy
Reviews of the new MacBook, Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Headphones, Logitech MX Master wireless mouse, first looks of the Black Magic Ursa Mini and Gate Mailbox. Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ Guests: Leo Laporte, Tonya Hall, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: RING.COM/beforeyoubuy
Reviews of the new MacBook, Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Headphones, Logitech MX Master wireless mouse, first looks of the Black Magic Ursa Mini and Gate Mailbox. Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ Guests: Leo Laporte, Tonya Hall, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: RING.COM/beforeyoubuy
Reviews of the new MacBook, Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Headphones, Logitech MX Master wireless mouse, first looks of the Black Magic Ursa Mini and Gate Mailbox. Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ Guests: Leo Laporte, Tonya Hall, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: RING.COM/beforeyoubuy
James and Matt discuss the new MacBook and what they think will happen to the MacBook Air. Show Notes Follow-up: No third-party apps on the demo Watch units Native app speed vs WatchKit app speed (ATP #112) TestFlight updated to support WatchKit apps “Just one day in, I already want to restructure the entire Overcast UI on the Watch.” — Marco Arment New MacBook Press Release Timeline of previous MacBook releases 2015 MacBook’s CPU is on par with the 2011-2012 MacBook Air Phil Schiller announces the new MacBook iPod Touch releases Inductive charging iFixit Apple Watch teardown Debug podcast Haptic feedback vs Taptic engine Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and iTunes.
Episode 62"Ham Is Made From Hamsters"3:31 - We"re Live!John is getting a Pulp Fiction vibe from Chuck!Chuck is back in black, at Rails Comp! Chuck, slicing and dice with others developers and making a scene, enjoying the meetings, but starting to dislike being away at conferences. Lots of networking and marketing about Rails Clips and much more. Chuck says the take-way of the conference would be sponsorship and Rail Clips. The Entreprogrammers discuss the next step with marketing by email and sharing one others network to expand their marketing tactics, and a discussion about not stepping on toes when doing and receiving favors. 13:43 – Chuck's meet-up goes great in Atlanta, after the conference, dinner with a few true fans. 16:54 – Derick, working on rabbitmq package, interviews, transcriptions and tons of valuable material for consumers. Josh asks for further explanation about the content of the interviews with the rabbitmq users. Derick is writing a e-book of this new material - he mentions that there will be some discounts involved– and more interviews lined up to complete the package. 22:57 – Derick is pondering on a pre-sale to generate interest and support for transcriptions and production. John suggest pre launch content – leak out a few clips of material – and build up excitement about the launch. Derick plans a full launch sequence, first emails and them launch. 29:46 – Josh suggest to Derick, doing a limited pre-launch sale – to about ten people at a discount price - this will be a beta product for the early buyers.This is excellent advice from the mastermind – putting all their heads together to help one member’s success – which will eventually will great learning for the entire mastermind and followers. 34:31 - Chuck suggest to Derick to setup two parallel sales funnels, to convert the JS community. The Entreprogrammers talk about how to reach out the other language (code) communities with this product. Although a great deal of work it could be worth the time for those who want to learn a new language. 41:15 – Josh suggest that Derick bottle up the energy he has for this project, and let it translate into his screencast that he wasn't keen on in earlier times. 46:57 – Josh is still in parenting mode for another week.48:18 - Chuck signs off…50:00 – Josh is working on copyright stuff in the morning and take the rest of the day off. He is updating his website, and sorting through old information. Josh is not having an easy time with AdWords, and redoing his LinkedIn profile. 1:05:00 - Josh is helping build a specialized funnel for is mentor. Ton of editing and “leg work.” The team talks about when and where ads are most affective, also the revenue made from all the efforts. 1:06:00 - Ad space on websites, newsletters for passive income – John and Josh talk about providing Ad space on the webpages for various clients. 1:08:00 - Busy times take John away from healthy eating on the one-meal-a-day diet. John is trying to get schedule for a podcast with Brennan Dunn. 1:10:00 - John is talking Kai Davis at: http://doubleyouraudience.com. This is an interesting service that helps promote your content to grow your audience. Listen to the interesting approach to his marketing strategy. John is thinking about getting Keith Perhac to do some marketing work for Simple Programmer. 1:16:00 - John creates a badge system. Also here is some info about, Pretty Link https://prettylinkpro.com – John talks about the use of this program for redirecting. 1:19:00 - Josh suggest to John, about hiring and editor to manage writers. This will help to create a blog post per day. 1:24:00 - John shares his Pages Views: Jan 127,000, Feb 163,000, Mar, 188,000 April 131,000, and Daily Average 5500-6000 page views. 1:29:00 - Josh mention James Clear blog post, about, “The 2 type of Growth” and web about web traffic vs. production. http://jamesclear.com/growth-curves1:31:00 - John is thinking about implementing the "Tim Ferris job application thing." Then some talk about a text-editor shoot-outs and some training of verbal programming.1:37:00 - John is starting to do transcriptions for his YouTube videos, thanks to VAs. Derick suggest to John to hire an editor familiar to, or from the journalism field. 1:40:24 - John gets his Site Point article published, "How to Creating a Chrome Extension is Ten Minutes Flat," at: http://www.sitepoint.com/create-chrome-extension-10-minutes-flat/1:46:00 - John enjoys use FollowLiker, http://www.followliker.com. He’s growing! John has 18.7k follower of Twitter… These EntreProgrammers are trying to understand the proper way TweetAdder was supposed to be used?Tech Talk1:49:40 - Josh is migrating to a new macbook, he question is if the migration utility was worth using? Of Course…1:51:00 - John is due for a monitor upgrade – he no longer using to 4k monitors- John is think about moving to a curve 5k monitor. Also, John ask the group if maybe the New Macbook and the 5k iMac are sufficient for his workflow. Derick suggest to wait for the next generation Macbook. Read the review of the New Macbook. Thoughts of the Day!Josh – The physical stuff always beat virtualDerick - Sometimes doing it your self is worth it, just to learn something new…John – Dream Big.
Tech's Message: News & Analysis With Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET)
This podcast is an episode of Tech's Message, a weekly audio download from London-based technology journalists Nate Lanxon and Ian Morris. Hear a discussion based on the week's most interesting UK technology news, and other irreverent takes on tech issues deemed important for British ears to hear. This week Nate is joined by Andrew Hoyle of CNET.com, SEO strategy lead Kate Dreyer from Positive, and Jonathan "Aggelos" of gaming site Dungeon Crawler Network. They talk about BT's worrying dislike of device tethering on its new 4G mobile network and the Carphone Warehouse's plan to launch its own 4G network on the back of Three; Nate discusses his first impressions of Apple's new MacBook... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In a dramatic plot twist, Ryan and Carlos discuss their first impressions of the New MacBook and how those led to their decision to instead purchase Retina Macbook Pros. They also cover the state of Apple’s laptop lineup, Apple Watch pre-orders and try-on experience, WWDC Apple TV speculation, the return of Guitar Hero, and the end of season one of “Better Call Saul.”
In ep 49, we chatter about Kingsman, Maleficent, Apple Watch, New MacBook, Better Call Saul, Walking Dead and a whole bunch more!
This week on our Weekly Tech Podcast we talk about about the launch of Apple's new Macbook and what ASUS has to say about it, some interesting hacking articles, the GeForce GTX Titan X benchmarks and more! The post ThinkComputers Weekly Tech Podcast #3 – Apple’s new Macbook, GPUs, SSDs & More (https://thinkcomputers.org/thinkcomputers-weekly-tech-podcast-3-apples-new-macbook-gpus-ssds-more/) appeared first on ThinkComputers.org (https://thinkcomputers.org) .
Susie reports back from the March 9 Apple event, and she and Glenn geek out over the new MacBook...oh, and some shiny gold arm candy too.
Stephen and Trevor cover every detail you would want to know about the Apple Watch - is it priced right? What will it do? What don't you know? And the new MacBook - amazing and concerning? Plus Stephen's minute reviews
Stephen and Trevor cover every detail you would want to know about the Apple Watch - is it priced right? What will it do? What don't you know? And the new MacBook - amazing and concerning? Plus Stephen's minute reviews
FBR Analyst Says iPhone 5 Release Likely Delayed Until September / The Loop Says iPad 2 and iPhone 5 Not Delayed / All Things D: Sources Say iPad 2 Event on for Next Week / Barclays Analyst Says iPad 2 on Track for April Delivery / French Site Outlines Expectations for New MacBook pros This Week / CNET: Intel Holding Special Event - Likely Dealing with Light Peak - This Thursday / Munster Says Apple On-Track to Sell 3.6-Million Macs This Quarter / Apple Sends Sixth beta of Snow Leopard Update to Developers / Apple Updates Software for Touchscreen iPod nano / Two Wintek Employees Say All Workers Are Not Well / Jobs Answer to IAP and Subscription Question Lacks Clarification / FTC Looking Into In-App Purchases in Application Aimed at Kids / Oscar Hosts and Top Nominees to Receive Special Edition Xooms from Motorola This Weekend / Apple Products in 30-Percent of Top Films of 2010
Bathurst 1000 review, Bryce talks about his last race in Carerra Cup at Indy next week and moving to V8 Supercars with Lowndes and Whincups Bathurst winning car. New MacBook and Pro arrive. Elsegood frustrated with V8 Ute problems.
This is Episode 3 of the TrailTech Podcast. Today, we talk about:New MacBook & MacBook ProiPhoneNew Line of Garmin GPSr'sNeed for LISTENER CONTENTEmail us at trailtechpodcast@gmail.comThanks! LIVE Episode 3 is up to you!
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