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In episode 180 Jae,  Tay and Nell are back to business this week! To skip past the opening music set go to (3:58). Smoke in the area…..(4:44) Florida expands state defense force, establishes it as permanent unit. (8:01) Asians pulling up on Jae when he's out in the new car…(12:44) Sonic boom in D.C. region caused by F-16s intercepting Cessna. (15:29) 10-year-old Arianna Davis' family member shot, killed at funeral. (22:06) Apple had its WWDC(Worldwide Developers Conference) this past Monday. (28:45) Amazon in talks to introduce ‘Prime wireless', slashing cell phone bills to $10 or even free. (49:11) Partying during the era 2004-2010 being 18+. (1:00:11) 2 IG models got caught trafficking $2 million dollars worth of cocaine. (1:10:23) Men buying stuff from Shien…..(1:19:43) Fathers Day is approaching…..what do men want from their woman? (1:22:57) PGA and LIV leauges to join a joint partnership. (1:24:58) and more!!…….Become a Patron and YouTube Subscriber of The Jae & Friends Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JFP.: Click the link in our Instagram bio @TheJaeAndFriendsPodcast Songs: Lovers And Friends - Michael Sterling (Intro) Lovers And Friends - Lil Jon  & The Eastside Boyz Feat. Usher and Ludacris (Intro) Meds - Ghostwrida (Outro) Credits: Created by: J. Williams Executive Producers: J. Williams, A. Williams Associate Producers: J. Williams. T. Greene, D. Hudgins Creative Director: J. Williams Become a Patron! - https://bit.ly/JFPPatreon Subscribe on YouTube - https://bit.ly/JFPYTSub Follow on the official podcast IG page - https://bit.ly/TheJFPIGpage Jae's Instagram - https://bit.ly/JaeIGpage Nell's Instagram - https://bit.ly/NellIGpage Tay's Instagram - https://bit.ly/TayIGpage #TheJaeAndFriendPodcast

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Facilitators: Maria & Sandhya Topics: iBUG announcements; text replacement – use a three letter combination to avoid inadvertently triggering the shortcut; having a shortcut of “no” – that could trigger the shortcut text replacement if you type the word no in a message; VoiceOver jumping when reading an e-mail message – suggestions to use rotor to read text by character or word, slow down speech rate, restart iPhone; two-finger swipe down to read all, and two-finger touch to pause reading; accessibility of the Kindle app – scrolling to move pages, two-finger down swipe to read continuously; double-tap will open menu, navigation drawer show table of contents; practice with samples of books in Kindle app; swipe right to left to go forward, like turning a page, and swipe left to right to go backwards; returning to home screen with iPhone 12; closing the Zoom app; iPhone without a home button – initial click when tap the bottom of the screen, start swiping up, the second click is home screen, and third click is the app switcher; if swipe down from top, first click is Control Center, and the second click is the notification center; review of WWDC – World-Wide Developers Conference, Apple Event; iOS 15 – updates to Facetime – special audio, and screen sharing, share a movie on Facetime or listen to an Apple Music playlist; voice isolation – makes you sound clearer; notifications – notification summary, part of a new focus mode; in Do Not Disturb those who contact you can see that you have activated do not disturb; live text- isolate text from a photograph; can use Facetime to Android with a link; iPhone 6S and SE will support iOS15; Digital wallet - put your license or ID, home keys; load passes and automatically hide those that expired; TSA will allow ID from Apple Wallet; Apple Maps – improvements to transit, keep track of your route and let you know when ready to disembark; helps orientation when getting off of transit; Air Pods- hearing aid support, conversation mode; find my – Air Pods with chirp while in case; Air Pods alert you if they are left behind; digital keys will depend on iPhone model; iPad OS – app library, use widgets, multi-tasking; Notes app – quick note; universal translation; security updates – more e-mail privacy iCloud Plus, virtual e-mail addresses, iCloud temporarily expand storage while upgrade to iOS 15; Siri upgrade - Siri commands will be handled on the device, not uploaded to a server, therefore much faster response time; speech recognition is on by default; Safari – group tabs, voice search, controls on bottom; iCloud allows you to share password with certain contact for future recovery; legacy feature – grant access to certain contact upon your death; health app – share data with doctors; Watch – breathing, reflection, mindfulness app; Siri goes to third-party devices; rumors that voice controls tied with VoiceOver – rumor is two will be separated, mention during Global Accessibility Awareness Day; Mac OS – Monterey; testflight and shortcut coming to Mac; feedback on audio-description for WWDC event.

本期节目，主播 Apollo 与 Vicky 决定聊一聊苹果的全球开发者大会 (WWDC - Worldwide Developers Conference)。采用预先录制加线上串流直播形式的第二年，WWDC会带来哪些焦点？Swift 学生开发挑战是怎样激励和表彰学生开发者的？科技社群对于苹果的新品推出又有哪些预测？记得关注 AppDev@UW 带你了解挑战的更多细节。欢迎收听 Untectled，华盛顿大学华大华声旗下的“未命名”科技类播客节目。+ 主播 AZ+ 嘉宾 Vicky Xiang, 华盛顿大学移动应用开发社团干事

本期节目，主播 Apollo 与 Vicky 决定聊一聊苹果的全球开发者大会 (WWDC - Worldwide Developers Conference)。采用预先录制加线上串流直播形式的第二年，WWDC会带来哪些焦点？Swift 学生开发挑战是怎样激励和表彰学生开发者的？科技社群对于苹果的新品推出又有哪些预测？记得关注 AppDev@UW 带你了解挑战的更多细节。欢迎收听 Untectled，华盛顿大学华大华声旗下的“未命名”科技类播客节目。+ 主播 AZ+ 嘉宾 Vicky Xiang, 华盛顿大学移动应用开发社团干事

「アップル「WWDC」キーノートは6月23日午前2時から。新OSなど発表へ」　米アップルは、開発者向け会議「WWDC（Worldwide Developers Conference）」について、キーノートスピーチを日本時間6月23日午前2時から開催すると発表した。

Tech Tim and Ted are back to take a look at the WWDC (WorldWide Developers Conference) 2019 and discuss some of the new features from Apple they are most excited for. Plus, on visiting the Genius Bar and the problem with the younger generation.

This content was created just before the big WWDC -- World Wide Developers Conference -- from Apple kicked off. All around the world, podcasters just like you (and me) will be watching live to see how the company that controls something like 85% of all podcast episodes downloaded around the world will change podcasting. Again. Over the weekend, The most talked-about assumed change was that iTunes is going away and what sorts of changes podcasters would need to implement on their website -- quickly! -- to preserve their listeners after this dreaded change. Two things on that: Yes, you should change your website, podcaster, especially if you reference iTunes in any way. Get rid of any reference to iTunes everywhere on your website. You know, like Apple and anyone worth their salt in the podcast world has been telling you for the better part of the last two years?   Calm down. Apple is not a stupid company. When they do kill off iTunes, they aren’t going to start throwing 404 errors when people click on your legacy links to iTunes. They’ll all redirect to Apple Podcasts. At least for a while. But even if they do work, you should change them. See #1. So yes, make the changes. But before get in there to make the changes, let’s talk about a way to improve the experience for the brand new listener. Because maybe those big company-provided “listen with [app]” aren’t as helpful as you might think? Apple & Google Branding vs A Better Listener ExperienceBoth Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts have given podcasters branding guidelines of how they would like us to represent their apps on our pages. You've probably seen a consistently branded “Listen with Apple Podcasts” button and a “Listen with Google Podcast” button podcast websites. Those all look the same because Apple and Google (and a bunch of other apps) provide the button for easy integration. I think it's time to reconsider our reliance on those auto-generated buttons. Specific to our consideration: Are those auto-generated buttons helping our listeners, or just helping big tech companies with their branding efforts? When Apple finally kills iTunes, they’ll put a lot (at least I hope so) of marketing effort into the brand change. If Apple starts “advertising” Apple Podcasts, more people will be aware of Apple Podcasts. And in turn, the logic is that they’ll start looking for the Apple Podcasts branding. Because that’s how branded advertising works. But I don’t think that’s a likely scenario. I just don’t see your average person having any recall around “Apple Podcasts” or “Google Podcasts” as an app. Not anytime soon. Also, I don’t think it's incumbent upon podcasters to do the work of running branding campaigns for big tech companies. Our primary focus should be on our listeners, making it easy for them to consume our content. And for the ~70% who don’t listen on a regular basis, talking up “Apple Podcasts” and “Google Podcasts” isn’t leading them to giving your podcast a shot. So let’s shift who we’re working for, podcasters. Until such time as Apple or Google (or someone else) puts out a significant branding campaign that leads to high awareness and recall of their branded apps, let’s tie the listening experience to brands they are familiar with. Listen On Your Mobile Device~85% of all podcast episodes are downloaded directly to a mobile device. Create two buttons for your website (I’m working on this today) that reference either “iPhone” or “Android”. Perhaps something as simple as “Listen on your iPhone” and “Listen on your Android” does the trick, where the first links to your show’s listing on Apple Podcasts, and the second to Google Podcasts. I’d present these two options first. Every reasonable person can easily sort themselves into those two buckets. (We’ll cover the exceptions in a moment.) And there’s no uncertainty that comes with thinking about installing another app (even if they don’t actually... Support this podcast

Brief about Amazon's newest Echo and a preview of sorts re Apple's upcoming WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) with a promise to follow-up next week w/ highlights from aforementioned WWDC.

It's all about Apple's WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) 2017 hot off the press: iOS 11, Mac High Sierra, new Macbooks, Macbook pros, Imacs and iMac pro, new iPad 10.5 inch, and Apple's own Smart Speaker (like Amazon Echo of Google Home): Home POD for straming music and of course taking the usual Hey Siri commands. All this information can be found on the updated apple.com website and if you would like to go straight to info about Home Pod: www.apple.com/homepod.

Our thoughts and wishes for Apple's WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) next week.

This week, Brian, Faisal and Mike get back on air and discuss a myriad of topics. First up was Faisal's city-hopping tour and what he learned about the Remittance (Money Transfer) world. Brian dives into the latest WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) that Apple recently hosted and what it means for all of us. Lastly, Mike and Brian briefly give their thoughts on Microsoft's $26 Billion acquisition of LinkedIn.

Daniel J. Lewis discusses his SaaS product My Podcast Reviews stressing the importance of talking to people before developing your product.   Introduction   Daniel J. Lewis is an entrepreneur, an award-winning podcaster, and the founder of My Podcast Reviews. My Podcast Reviews is a subscription-based SaaS product for aggregating podcast reviews from 150+ national iTunes stores into a single deliverable report. Daniel stresses the importance of talking to your customers during development to find out what their pain points are. Daniel also shares how he monitors Twitter for niche-specific keywords and combinations to do marketing.   Key Segments   •     [01:50] Who is Daniel J. Lewis? •     [03:00] How long has Daniel been a podcaster? •     [03:15] Daniel talks about his flagship podcast The Audacity to Podcast. •     [03:30] Daniel discusses the Noodle.mx Network, his podcast network. •     [04:40] Daniel is passionate about enabling people to share their message. •     [05:05] What is My Podcast Reviews? •     [08:10] You can monitor your competitor's podcast, and why you should. •     [09:35] Daniel wishes he had done more research among other podcasters before launching My Podcast Reviews. •     [10:50] A little marketing trick of monitoring Twitter for keywords and combinations. •     [12:40] Apple's WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference)? •     [14:45] Using Apple's iTunes API. •     [16:05] My Podcast Reviews uses Ruby on Rails for a back end with a WordPress front end. •     [16:45] Learning from a dataset of 40,000 podcast reviews. •     [18:15] Daniel found great developers on Elance (now Upwork) who challenged his concept. •     [18:50] In what ways did Daniel's developers challenge him for the better? •     [20:45] Was there any downside in dealing with developers in India? •     [22:10] Daniel discusses project management. •     [24:05] How is the product documented? •     [24:55] Daniel talks about hosting on Vultr. •     [28:15] Daniel does a deep dive on the Ux (user experience) for My Podcast Reviews. •     [31:35] SaaS owners should have an email list and segment the list (send email based on what plan the customer is on). •     [34:00] What does he do for analytics? •     [35:10] As an artist, Daniel looks at the human side. •     [36:40] The best resources are people. Ask your users what they want. What are their pain points? Connect with people. •     [37:50] Be helpful and connect with the community before you promote yourself. •     [38:50] Thinking of podcasting? Go to TheAudacityToPodcast.com and checkout MyPodcastReviews.com.   Resources Mentioned   •     SaaS Business Podcast •     My Podcast Reviews  •     The Audacity to Podcast •     Noodle.mx Network  •     Daniel's blog  •     Apple Worldwide Developers Conference  •     Asana project management •     Elance freelancers •     Vultr -  high performance SSD cloud servers •     MailChimp  •     AWeber  •     Infusionsoft  •     Google Analytics     

La semana pasada, según cerramos nuestra edición, se destapó una olla de grillos con la noticia de que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos está interceptando sistemáticamente las comunicaciones telefónicas y de Internet en ese país.  Por eso arrancamos hoy por ahí mismo. Y hablando de arrancar, arrancó el WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) de Apple con muchas noticias evolucionarias (si, yo sé que se dice evolutivas) y una revolucionaria.  Se trata de la nueva MacPro de Apple, que todavía no está en el mercado y ya ha comenzado a dar de qué hablar. Y éramos muchos y parió la abuela. Resulta que el Chicago Sun Times ha decidido despedir a todo su cuerpo de fotógrafos.  Hay quien dice que ahora las fotos las van a tomar los propios reporteros con sus iPhones. También hablamos de las tendencias más recientes en la Internet, y cómo van a afectar al mundo de las relaciones públicas. Además hablamos de las nuevas baterías de iones de litio, que van a funcionar a base de agua. Y para terminar, vamos a hablar de una nueva hoja creada en el laboratorio que podría resolver los problemas de energía para toda la humanidad. ENLACES: • Gobierno de EU admite estar interceptando la comunicación • Conoce las leyes que controlan el espionaje electrónico en los Estados Unidos • Una mirada a la nueva Mac Pro • Chicago Sun Times despide a su grupo de fotógrafos • Nueve tendencias de la Internet que afectarán las relaciones públicas • Nuevas baterías de iones de litio podrían funcionar a base de agua • Hoja artificial puede producir energía de manera sostenible [sc:FirmaOrlandoMergal2013 ]