Podcasts about roam mobility

Au début de la semaine, nous enregistrions ce quinzième épisode de notre podcast Discussions technos entre geeks. Fidèle aux semaines précédentes, une panoplie de sujets animent nos discussions : Un fond d'écran qui fait planter Android ? (source); Android 11 repoussé (sources 1, 2); Pixel 4a XL disparu pour de bon ? (sources 1, 2); Raspberry Pi 4 avec 8 Go de mémoire vive pour 75$ US (source); Roam Mobility termine ses activités le 30 juin 2020 (source); Plex ajoute les fonctionnalités "Watch Together" et "Skip Intro"; Le iPhone SE est très rapide! (source); Une réunion Zoom avec les acteurs du Seigneur des Anneaux (YouTube); Des idées de cadeaux pour la fête des Pères (liste); Merci de nous écouter et n'hésitez pas à nous écrire. Pour nous contacter : info@geekbecois.com. Pour nous aider, passez voir notre boutique Amazon ou suivez nos liens affiliés (comme Best Buy et LaSource) disponibles sur notre site web. Nous tenons à remercier notre ami Louis-Philippe (Figure8) pour la postproduction et les musiques d'introduction et de conclusion. - Eric & François

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This week we talk about the new 6th Generation iPod Touch as well as the oddity of continuing cellular minutes & data charges. We follow up on REPL as it relates to Swift scripting on the command line. We discuss the new lower app pricing tier in emerging markets. Picks: Matt Luedke's Free App Preview Music, AltConf 2015 and Swift Summit videos. Episode 48 Show Notes: Swift Scripting with Ayaka Nonaka Tim’s REPL adventures (on Twitter) Scriptable Image Processing System Telemachus: An NSImageView & UIImageView Asynchronous Image Loading Category New IPod touch w/A8 & M8 + 4 inch screen iRepair.ca LIVE FROM WWDC 2015, WITH SPECIAL GUEST PHIL SCHILLER Roam Mobility OSTicket :: Support Ticket System Zend Desk - Customer Support Software Jira OfferUp Jobs The Really Big One Apple’s new pricing tiers for “emerging markets” Paper by FiftyThree - Draw, Sketch, Create Notes and Ideas Pencil by 53 Route 85: Quick Tip, majorRadius in UITouch Advanced Touch Input on iOS I Have No Idea What I'm Doing - Graham Lee AltConf 2015 Highlights Psst! Save 15% off on 360 iDev registration  with the code "cocoacommunity" Episode 48 Picks: AltConf 2015 Session Videos Swift Summit Free App preview music by Matt Luedke

  The Podcast Crew (Toddske, Tito, Stacey, Steve and Matt) discuss their road trips to San Diego as well as Preview Night of Comic-Con 2015! Episode brought to you by Roam Mobility   The post Special Episode – SDCC 2015 One appeared first on YMM Podcast.

That's right. We're pretty excited about this week's companion topic. Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we talk about the most educated companions--the academics, the doctors, the scientists, and more. What is it about them that makes them appealing? Is there anything that can be off-putting to audiences? Does Romana count? The answer to that last one is debated hotly (but laughingly)! What do you think of the brainier companions? Do you see yourself in them? Or do you seem them being too full of their own capabilities? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Erika sends a huge thank-you to Roam Mobility! listens to Big Finish audios: The Apocalypse Element and Neverland! Lynne wants a 10th Doctor Funko Pop Vinyl! covets the BBC full-cast audio of Mansfield Park (starring David Tennant)! Tansy gives a warm shout-out to Liz Barr's Companion Piece essay defending Mel! wrote a story for Liberating Earth (Faction Paradox)! Deb has warm-fuzzies about all the great, creative, non-Doctor Who stuff she and her Doctor Who-loving friends are doing: Deb is on Pit Stop! The Amazing Race podcast! Erika is on The Audio Guide to Babylon 5! Lynne is co-editing/publishing Uncanny Magazine! Tansy is writing Musketeer Space, a serial, gender-swapped, space-opera retelling of The Three Musketeers! Kat is writing a fantastic blog about fandom, self-discovery, and much more! Liz co-edited and wrote for Companion Piece Women Celebrate the Humans, Aliens and Tin Dogs of Doctor Who! Bonus links [also on our site]:Galactic Suburbia is five years old!Wendy the Weeping-Angel Barbie!GilesBernice SummerfieldLove and War (novel by Paul Cornell)The Marian Conspiracy (Big Finish audio)Peel and SteedMulder and ScullyLeverage

Once again, we bring you a Gallifrey One-based Verity! that we recorded while in the same room! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as we giggle over convention fun and revel in the rare experience of recording face-to-face. This year's Gally saw many of the Verities on stage (interviewing!), on panels (being erudite and awesome!), and wandering the lobby and halls of the LAX Marriott (having a lovely time!). In addition, Deb has a great interview with director Rachel Talalay, who was a bit of a rockstar at this year's convention. ^E Bonus thank-you link [on our site]:Roam Mobility (who made it possible for Erika and Kat to stay in touch while conventioning!)

Dr. Rick Kopak stuck around for a second episode to discuss the power of highlighting in digital text, urban fantasy, cyberpunk and the staying power of iconic books. Rick is an educator & researcher at the iSchool at the University of British of Columbia. e-readers like the Kindle offer some good tools to highlight and make notes about the information we’re consuming. However, copyright and other legal issues may be limiting usability. Copyright is a funny thing. Rick tells us about the Open Journal Project. Paul reminds us that Amazon and Netflix used to be the alternate business models and now they are the established norm. There are loads of reading recommendations in this show: Cory Doctorow often offers his books for free at Craphound. William Gibson’s cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. Neal Stephenson (Snow Crash, Anathem, Cryptonomicon, The Baroque Cycle). Charles Stross (The Atrocity Archives, Saturn’s Children). Asimov Heinlein Larry Corriea, Monster Hunters International. William Dufris is a voice actor who has narrated several audio books from the authors above. Scribd now offers a subscription service to audio books & ebooks. It’s like the Netflix for books. $8.99 for as many books as you can read in a month. The 007 Reloaded audio books are a series of James Bond audio books read by famous British actors like Hugh Bonneville & David Tennant. Hachette vs. Amazon. Rick recommends Roam Mobility an inexpensive way to use your mobile phone when traveling. Thanks again to Rick for making the time to join us! If your interested in learning more about information design, check out the iSchool at UBC. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

We chat about Rogers' new Roam Like Home deal and how it compares to KnowRoaming and Roam Mobility. There's a big discussion about the Nexus 9 and the iPad mini 3, and how they compare as productivity devices -- which one do you think wins the argument? We talk a lot about security and the NSA, a little about the state of mid-range Android devices, and there's a long discussion on whether Microsoft still has its head in the game when it comes to Windows Phone. It's a long one, but this SyrupCast is worth listening to until the end. Running time: 108 minutes Hosts: Daniel Bader, Jane McEntegart, Douglas Soltys

With a hectic schedule, constant travel, and ongoing business meetings, staying connected with partners and team members while also keeping on top of our biz can be challenging. If you're a Canadian traveler, or spend a lot of time in the US, you should definitely check out Roam Mobility. They have been a total life (and moola) saver for us while running our business from the road in the US! Check them out at www.RoamMobility.com

With a hectic schedule, constant travel, and ongoing business meetings, staying connected with partners and team members while also keeping on top of our biz can be challenging. If you're a Canadian traveler, or spend a lot of time in the US, you should definitely check out Roam Mobility. They have been a total life (and moola) saver for us while running our business from the road in the US! Check them out at www.RoamMobility.com