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This episode is sponsored by Factor. Visit www.factormeals.com/mac50 for 50% off! YouTuber and TechnoBuffalo founder Jon Rettinger joins us on this week's episode of The MacRumors Show to discuss the iPhone 15 lineup and what it will take to make the iPhone exciting again. We reflect on some of the iPhone 15 Pro's key upgrades, such as a Thunderbolt USB-C port and a titanium chassis, and the long-term direction of the iPhone. We also talk switching to Android, the state of foldable smartphones and Apple Watch rivals, the possibility of iMessage coming to Android, and the nature of Apple's vehicle project. Follow us on Twitter @danbarbera and @HartleyCharlton. Watch a video version of The MacRumors Show on our YouTube channel and subscribe to keep up with all of our Apple-focused videos. 

Today, our guest is Jon Rettinger. Jon is a regular face in the tech world as a commentator on CNBC and Fox Business and a contributing writer to Wireless Week. As President and Editorial Director of TechnoBuffalo, he brings consumer electronic news to over 21 million viewers per month. He ranked in the top 5% globally in social media influence and was one of OC Metro's top 40 under 40 for 2011. Today, Jon talks about his past experiences and aspects of his life where he made some erroneous actions, the journey that has molded him into someone in the content creator community, and how one could build a highly effective and efficient team. Content Creator Space [07:35] Content creators are divided into artists and business creators. For John, his reputation is crucial. You must have a sense of urgency in fulfilling deadlines and providing material to establish that reputation. Brands have traditionally sought to collaborate with creators who would deliver on schedule. Fantastic Working Space [10:44] Being in a good relationship with your coworkers is essential because things tend to fall apart when there is a lapse in communication. It allows for simultaneous brainstorming of ideas, but it also makes it simpler to pitch new ideas when the people around you are receptive and open to them. Irreplaceability [12:33] You should know you can be replaced. Non-compliance will result in dismissal, and your input can be burdensome or dilute your unique voice. Your work is vital, but far more significant persons are leading the way. Hiring Process [19:09] Hire only when necessary. You must decide if the employee can earn enough money to sustain their wage. Now is the moment to hire if you know what they will do and how it will assist your bottom line. It is not the moment to hire for your peace of mind or display your hiring skills by recruiting someone. Widen your Circles [26:49] It is sometimes perceived as lonesome to be a content creator, especially if you do it yourself. But keep in mind that expanding your circle of friends through acquaintances is not only a game changer in that sector, but it will also provide you with support from people who are specialists in their respective fields. Mentor [36:56] John got a sincere and polite offer from John Morrison, now of DLD, to film his studios for a while and see how they worked, their creative processes, when he was an old techno bull. For John, that line of action re-ignited a lot of things. He is continually working to create a work environment where he feels fully integrated. Check out Brady Keegan on: Email: bradykgn@gmail.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/mtn.trail YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7Ffu8LiR9twfBZjFI7XPg Learn more about Jon Rettinger: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR0AnNR7sViH3TWMJl5jyxw Twitter: https://twitter.com/jon4lakers LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonrettinger Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonrettinger/?hl=en --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffee-with-creators/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-with-creators/support

Jonathan Rettinger is the former president of TechnoBuffalo.com, a technology and gadget review site. He is now focusing completely on creating videos for his 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube. Rettinger has appeared on CNBC and FOX Business, and his product reviews, news and hands-on videos are viewed by millions each month. THAT CREATIVE LIFE PODCAST Website: www.thatcreative.life Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatcreative.life/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/thatcreativelife Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/Podcast_Apple Spotify: http://bit.ly/Podcast_Spotify Google: http://bit.ly/Podcast_GooglePod "JOIN" on https://www.youtube.com/saradietschy for the exclusive video version of the podcast. JON RETTINGER YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/jon4lakers Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jon4Lakers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/technobuffalo/ SARA DIETSCHY YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/saradietschy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradietschy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/saradietschy PODCAST GEAR USED Panasonic GH5: https://amzn.to/2NGLlaj Shure SM7B: https://amzn.to/2mSOyrR Travel Mics: https://amzn.to/2SanNAu Recorder: https://amzn.to/2JOzrdf Distributed via Simplecast: http://bit.ly/SimpleCast_TCE Welcome to That Creative Life, hosted by YouTuber & creative entrepreneur Sara Dietschy. On this podcast you will find candid conversations with the best artists and business professionals in the world. Artists, YouTubers, CEOs and everyone in-between. More information and content from the podcast can be found on Sara Dietschy's YouTube channel, Twitter & Instagram (@SaraDietschy) and also @ThatCreative.Life on Instagram.

The only way to recap WWDC 2018 is to talk about it. Jon Rettinger, the head Buffalo at TechnoBuffalo joins the podcast, drops an EXCLUSIVE on his new project and has called my liberation “free Tonging”. It’s everything we liked, and what we didn’t like from WWDC 2018.

Join me for episode 48 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest Jon Rettinger of TechnoBuffalo - brought to you by Audible. This episode is all about Huawei's new P20 and P20 Pro, with segues into computational photography, Huawei's US troubles, display and build quality, and the Porsche Design Mate RS. We also cover Xiaomi's new Mi Mix 2S, the latest OnePlus 6 leaks, Acer's Chrome OS tablet, and Apple's new iPad. Enjoy :) Show Links: Support the podcast with Audible: http://AudibleTrial.com/MobileTech Jon Rettinger: https://twitter.com/Jon4Lakers My P20 Pro and P20 hands-on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17JtXrhci-g Huawei P20 and P20 Pro: https://www.androidcentral.com/huawei-p20-p20-pro-hands-preview Huawei and the US market: https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/29/17174840/huawei-p20-pro-apple-samsung-us-absence Porsche Design Mate RS hands-on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJpCDrYk-Q8 Jon's bias: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/03/09/my-bias-finally-revealed-what-makes-me-hate-a-phone/ Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/03/27/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s-specs-price-release-date-us/ OnePlus 6 leaks: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/03/28/oneplus-6-notch-confirmed/ First Chrome OS tablet: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/03/26/acer-chromebook-tab-10-specs-price-release-date/ New iPad: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/03/27/apple-ipad-2018-pencil/

We feature ethical hacker Dr. Timothy Summers, President of Summers & Company, a cyber strategy and organizational design consulting firm, who discuses the recent DDoS attack on DynDNS, which resulted in the slowdown or loss of access to such large sites as Netflix and PayPal. According to Dr. Summers, this attack came from botnets that were assembled by hacking home devices that connect to the Internet, such as web cams, and he provided advice on how you can protect your gear so it resists such attacks. He also talked about what changes might come when Donald Trump becomes President of the United States. Will he attempt to reverse the spin-off of ICANN, the non-profit corporation that manages Internet names? What about net neutrality and other FCC actions? Dr. Summers also speculates about three potential cyber threats. You'll also hear from editor Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site. He'll talk about Internet bandwidth caps, the hot tickets for holiday gear, the controversy over the MacBook Pro and its various new features. So did Apple make a mistake not to support 32GB of RAM? What about the Touch Bar, and can it become a key tool in boosting productivity, particularly from creatives? What about the impact of the price hikes for the new models? Sean will also discuss the latest gear from Microsoft, including the Surface Book and the Surface Studio all-in-one desktop. And does the current generation of 2-in-1 PC notebooks with touchscreens make sense from a usability standpoint?

Featured on this episode is columnist and podcaster Kirk McElhearn, also known as Macworld's "iTunes Guy." Gene and Kirk dissect the good, bad and ugly points in Apple's media presentation where the main focus was to introduce a new MacBook Pro line. But what about the tentpole feature of the refreshed notebooks, the Touch Bar. Does it offer enough advanced features, as a context sensitive OLED-based control strip, to justify price increase of between $300-$400? More to the point, does Kirk plan to buy one? And what about the missing hardware, such as the three-year-old Mac Pro? It's still available from Apple, but does it have a future? You'll also hear from tech editor Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site. He starts the discussion with his observations about the new hardware from Microsoft, introduced the day before Apple's event, where costly Surface Books and the Studio all-in-one computer were introduced. Did Microsoft take the wrong approach to actually exceed Apple's prices on their new gear. Gene and Sean also talk about the MacBook Pro and the pricey new models with Touch Bar and Touch ID. The discussion moves to questions about the planned merger between AT&T and Time Warner. A match made in heaven — or that other place? And what about the DDoS attacks against DynDNS, which, for hours recently, nearly brought down a large portion of the Internet.

We present Josh Centers, Managing Editor for TidBITS, and author of "Take Control of Apple TV" and other titles. The topics include speculation about iPhone 7 sales in light of reports of heavy preorders and sellouts, particularly for the iPhone 7 Plus. As author of "iOS 10: A Take Control Crash Course," Josh details some of the best features of the new OS, and discusses the download glitch that, for an hour, gave Apple customers a defective version that bricked some devices until they could be restored, usually via iTunes. You'll also hear from tech editor Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site. Gene begins the discussion with his tale of woe about a Brother HL-5450DN printer that keeps tripping the circuit breaker in his home office, and surprising solution from the manufacturer. Gene and Sean go back and forth about Apple's "courageous" decision to remove the headphone jack on the iPhone 7, the possible reasons and the impact to customers. Sean will also discuss an Apple poll of Mac notebook owners reportedly circulating in which they are asked whether they ever use the headphone jack. The discussion also focuses on Samsung's quality control problems with the Galaxy Note 7 that has been recalled due to episodes of the battery bursting into flames or exploding.

We present tech journalist Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site. He'll focus mainly on what's expected from Apple during the September 7th media event in San Francisco. The predictions mainly cover an iPhone 7, but Sean will also discuss the possibilities for introducing an Apple Watch 2, and Apple's skirmish with the European Commission over a $14.5 billion tax bill. You'll also hear from security expert and ethical hacker Dr. Timothy Summers, President of Summers & Company, a cyber strategy and organizational design consulting firm, who will discuss the latest hacks impacting the Democratic National Committee and other Democratic facilities. Are the hackers strictly focusing on one political party? And what about those recent security fixes from Apple? The final half of the show will feature John Martellaro, Senior Editor, Analysis & Reviews for The Mac Observer. His bill of fare includes such topics as "Blood in the Macintosh Water," why "There Ain't No Such Thing as Free TV," "Is There Anything Apple Can't Do? That's Now a Problem," and how "Autonomous Vehicles Might Develop Superior Judgement." Gene wonders whether the day might come in the next few years where he will have to give up the keys to his car and surrender to a self-driving vehicle.

You'll also hear from Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site, who will also talk at length about the lack of Mac updates. Is it about Intel's chips, new designs, the fall arrival of macOS Sierra? Or has Apple necome less interested in keeping the Mac up to date? Sean will also give positive reviews on his experiences with a pair of Chromebooks. He'll also talk about their growing presence in school systems in the U.S. You'll also hear advice on what to do if one of your accounts, bank, credit card or services, is hacked, as Sean recounts the occasion when someone from the UK hacked his Netflix account and was watching movies and TV shows day and night.

We focus almost entirely on Apple's WWDC, coming the week of June 13. The most significant predictions will be highlighted, including the possibility that the Mac operating system will be renamed "macOS" to conform to the style of the other operating systems, such as iOS. You'll also hear about the possibilities that a souped-up version of Apple's virtual assistant, Siri, will be launched along with its initial appearance on the Mac. What about updates for iOS, watch OS and tvOS? Is there room for Apple to introduce new hardware at what is usually a software-related event for developers? Note: We fully expect that some of this material may be outdated after the WWDC keynote, but it'll be a fascinating episode regardless due to all the fascinating background information. Our guests include columnist Jonny Evans, Computerworld's "Apple Holic," and Sean Aune, director of operations for TechnoBuffalo, an online blog and gadget review site. Jonny will also discuss the sudden departure of Tony Fadell, the "father" of the iPod and CEO of Google's Nest division, which builds intelligent thermostats and smoke detectors. Gene will express his skepticism about "Internet of Things" gear.

This week we break from our traditional live format to host special guest Jon Rettinger, editorial director and president at TechnoBuffalo.com. In this fireside podcast we discuss the state of BlackBerry and Jon’s impressions of BlackBerry’s first Android powered handset PRIV. Blog: https://berryflow.com/2015/12/upstream-77-buffalo/ Aired December 6th, 2015 - Join BerryFlow on social media - YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/BBRYFLOW Twitter: https://twitter.com/bbryflow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bbryflow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bbryflow RSS: http://berryflow.com/feed/ Google+: http://www.google.com/+Berryflow Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/berryflowupstream

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Mark Burstiner (@markb) and Nicole Scott (@nicole_scooter) join Josh (@jvtechtea) at the Android Authority booth to talk about the first couple days of CES 2016. Security issues, Nicole's unbelievable love of EMUI, and being 'on fleek' are among the topics in this hilarious third episode live from the Consumer Electronics Show. The Android Authority Podcast - discussing topics in Android every single week. Follow us at @androidauth on Twitter, @androidauthority on Instagram! Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and read all of our coverage on AndroidAuthority.com!

There’s no sense hiding it: you know there’s an HTC One M9 review coming soon, and a Galaxy S6 review too. And you know we’ve got the usual queue of additional devices lined up behind those waiting for their turn in our labs (including a Nokia N1 that just now landed on our doorstep). But with a news feed so full of excitement, intrigue and total nonsense, sometimes you’ve got to put reviews on the back burner and talk about what’s happening right now. That’s what’s happening on the latest installment of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast: a cherry-picked assortment of mobile-tech news stories guaranteed to get you jazzed, frazzed, or otherwize pizazzed about the smartphones, tablets and wearables that capture our imaginations (and a large portion of our income). TechnoBuffalo’s Todd Haselton joins us this week to talk Pebble smart straps, T-Mobile and Apple trade-in offers, and just how hot the HTC One M9 really gets. All of the above, plus another big bag of listener mail, lies ahead: join us, won’t you? Pocketnow Weekly 140 is primed and waiting for your participation –either through the live video stream at 12:30pm Eastern on March 20 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version available later on– and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air. See you then!Pocketnow Weekly 140 Recording Date March 20, 2015 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Todd Haselton (TechnoBuffalo) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:36) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by the LD WEST Original Holster – a stylish, functional, and secure solution to a problem we all face daily. The suspender-style holster is a one-size-fits-all accessory that cradles your phone under your right arm and your wallet under the left, making it fast and easy to get to either one whether you’re standing up or sitting down. Every LD WEST Original comes with a richly detailed wallet and a phone pouch in either small, medium, or large size, available in one of five colors (brown, red, black, tan, or gray). It’s available exclusively at LD WEST for $119.99 US. So solve your phone-bulge problem and look pretty cool doing it: pick up an LD WEST Original holster today! News (00:04:51) Microsoft enables Windows 10 on Xiaomi Mi 4 Google visit sparks rumors of LG’s return to Nexus phones Next OnePlus product sounds like some kind of gaming system HTC One M9 gets hot enough to cook a steak / HTC may have just fixed its overheating problem HTC debuts new “Uh Oh” protection plan Apple to court Android users with new trade-in program T-Mobile will pay off your financed device if you switch carriers with Uncarrier 9.0 Pebble to encourage smart strap development with million-dollar fund Samsung launches new tablets Dial F for Fail (00:52:37) A segment from our top news wrangler about injustice, misdeeds, and general foolishness within the mobile industry. Today’s topic: the world’s most famous affordable flagship’s price hike. OnePlus, currency markets, and the anti-discount: the curious case of the pricier One Context: OnePlus One gets unexpected price hike Listener Mail (01:02:40) E-mailed submissions from William Li, Linus Himmelman, Chris Rodriguez, Patrick Bullock, Ratchanon Charoensettasilp • Thanks for listening! See you next week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let it never be said that the weeks leading up to a trade show are dull ones. Since we last podcasted, we've gone hands-on with no fewer than three new mobile devices, reviewed another two, set up a giveaway for the world's most privacy-centric smartphone, and brought you an exclusive leak of the world's next big smartwatch. And with IFA still two weeks away, you can bet the news avalanche will keep on rolling. Join us, then, for a discussion on HTC's new Windows Phone; Motorola's new Android(s); Samsung's Gear 3 with dangerous curves; Sharp's edge-to-edge Aquos Crystal for Sprint; Xiaomi's dark horse Mi4; and ... well, we can talk about the new Nook too, if you want. All that plus your listener mail –and special guest Todd Haselton from TechnoBuffalo– on an exciting 90 minutes of mobile tech talk. If that's the kind of podcast that Booms your Sound, then the Pocketnow Weekly is the show for you! Join us down below! Pocketnow Weekly 110 Recording Date August 22, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Stephen Schenck Todd Haselton (TechnoBuffalo) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:38) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Swappa, a marketplace for buying and selling gently used, fully functional mobile devices. Pay them a visit, and tell 'em Pocketnow sent you! Announcements (00:04:23) Get your Q&A questions in for Gadgets-in-Hand, featuring the all new HTC One M8 for Windows! Sharp Aquos Crystal hands-on is up! (TechnoBuffalo hands-on is here) Xiaomi Mi4 review: excellent hardware for a fair price Guess which smartphone took these photos Blackphone giveaway: still time to enter! News (00:18:26) Exclusive: Samsung Gear 3 with curved display leaks New Moto X+1 renders leak, confirming earlier suspicions Mysterious Motorola "Quark" more powerful than the X+1? Rumor names Octet of new Motorola phones due this year Microsoft to unveil Windows 9 on September 30? ASUS Padfone X Mini hits the FCC, heading to AT&T? HTC Nexus tablet could be just a month away Gadgets in Hand (01:08:16) The HTC One M8 for Windows is finally available, and we've got not one, but two with us on the broadcast! Ask us all your questions about the world's most metal Windows Phone, and shoot us a question or two about the Sharp Aquos Crystal too, if you've got 'em. (Pocketnow comparison is here. TechnoBuffalo hands-on is here.) Listener Mail (01:43:12) E-mailed submissions from Sahen Rai, William Li, and Harwant Sethi Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a real artist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for listening! See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This month we're focusing on kickass ladies, joining us this week on Geeks Unleashed is tech expert Ashley Esqueda! Ashley recently joined CNET as the senior editor and on-air host, she's been kicking butt all over the web as a presenter and host for things like The Geekie Awards and Technobuffalo. With GDC upon us again we'll be talking about all of the news and releases coming out of San Francisco's biggest game developers conference. This week is also all about mobile gaming with the International Mobile Gaming Awards also taking place and hosted by Maude Garrett! She'll be talking about the award ceremony and all of her top mobile picks of the year. 6pm Friday 21st (PST- LA) / 12pm Saturday 22nd (AEDT- AUS) Geeks Unleashed is a LIVE video hangout where we take fan questions! Subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Facebook to avoid missing out!

On this week's all-star episode, commentator Kirk McElhearn, Macworld's "iTunes Guy," and the editor of Mac OS X Hints, discusses the trials and tribulations of buying a new Mac for someone who lives in another country, and the issues he's probably going to confront with his Apple ID and iTunes account when he moves from France to the UK. And now that Samsung has announced the newest possible iPhone killer, the Galaxy S4 smartphone, we bring on board Roy Choi, Managing Editor of TechnoBuffalo, and Avram Piltch, Online Editorial Director of Laptop magazine, to discuss the potential impact of the new gadget, and the good and bad points, including hands-on impressions.

Mac owners love spreading the gospel of how all PC owners should switch to a Mac. This may be the right move for some but for others the learning curve may be too steep. Listen as Mr. Noobie, owner of Noobie.com and Sean Aune, Editor-in-Chief at TechnoBuffalo, talk about what PC owners need to consider when thinking about making … Read more about this episode...

On this week's all-star episode, tech blogger Roy Choi, managing editor of TechnoBuffalo, discusses the state of the smartphone market, and reports on his hands-on experiences with the newest BlackBerry 10 handsets, including the touch-based Z10. Can BlackBerry's new products reverse the company's trend towards oblivion? With an update on the state of Apple, and why Wall Street is down on the company, you'll hear from cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider. Daniel will also focus on the state of Apple's competition. Stephen Baker, Vice President for Industry Analysis at the NPD Group, will discuss Apple's ongoing prospects despite taking a drubbing on Wall Street, how Microsoft's Windows 8 and Surface tablets are faring so far, and whether new TV technologies, such as the higher resolution 4K models, are sufficient to convince lots of customers to replace their sets.

7″ tablets have stormed the market. There’s the iPad Mini, the Kindle Fire HD, the Nexus 7 and more. But which one should you get? Listen as Mr. Noobie, owner of noobie.com, and Roy Choi, managing editor of TechnoBuffalo, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the most popular 7″ tablets to help you decide which one is right … Read more about this episode...

Cutting-edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider, returns to talk about Microsoft's ongoing problems in remaining relevant, and his reactions to persistent rumors that a small iPad is coming later this year. Tech blogger Jonathan Rettinger, of TechnoBuffalo, also talks about the potential for an iPad mini and how it may take over the market for small tablets. He'll also suggest a possible solution for RIM to save the BlackBerry business, and about the possibilities for an Amazon smartphone. Prolific author Joe Kissell, whose "Take Control of Upgrading to Mountain Lion," has been released, will explain how to make sure your Mac can run OS 10.8, and how to prepare for the upgrade.

Best-selling author Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus gives you a preview of his new book, co-written with USA Today's Ed Baig, entitled "The iPad for Dummies," the latest edition of which covers the new iPad. Tech blogger Jonathan Rettinger, of TechnoBuffalo, discusses the trials and tribulations of Yahoo!, and also offers an early look at Nokia's Lumia 900, meant as the flagship smartphone for the Windows Phone OS. Nationally syndicated tech columnist Craig Crossman, host of the Computer America radio show, discusses his experiences with 100 megabit broadband, and why you might have to replace your network cables if your ISP offers higher speeds.