Jim Dalrymple talks about how far the iPhone App Store has come, and how far they have to go, on its first birthday. Apple has done lots of things right, but has also backed itself into a corner on app approval. Jim explains how it happened and the questions that need to be answered for the future. An iPhone app that is the basis for a brick-and-mortar business, the reporting on overheating (or not) iPhones, and a Bento success story, and the rapid evolution of his web site are also part of a feisty conversation with the creator of The Loop.
MacNotables #930: Jim Dalrymple on One Year of iPhone Apps, an iPhone App Business and Hot iPhones
MacJury #908: iPhone Tips, Tricks, Techniques and Product Recommendations for New and Veteran Owners
The MacJury continue their deliberations on the new iPhone 3GS and 3.0 software by sharing their favorite tips, tricks, techniques and products that iPhone owners both new and experienced should be aware of. Topics covered include favorite iPhone features, hardware recommendations and ways to get more out of your iPhone. Remote work, podcast listening, video, power and case recommendations and more are delivered by the panel of:
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Chuck La Tournous |
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MacNotables #929: Dennis Sellers on Steve Job’s Return, the Vizio Sound Bar and Changes at Macsimum News
Dennis Sellers delivers a balanced perspective on Steve Job’s return to work, medical disclosure and SEC regulations, reviews the Vizio Sound Bar for those who want surround sound without the wires and talks about the new face…er…voice of the Macsimum Podcast.
MacVoices #983: Daisy Whitney Discusses Fair Use of Audio and Video in Your Web Projects and Beyond
Daisy Whitney discusses Fair Use, your audio and video projects and her book, Keeping You and Your Content Out of Court. If you are creating and sharing audio, video and more on the Web, you need to understand what you can and can’t do with commercial content. Daisy takes us on a tour of the Fair Use Doctrine and how to think about it, explains why the guidelines for video and audio are different, and what to do if you receive a DMCA takedown notice for projects that are already out there in the wild. Think your YouTube video will never be noticed? Daisy explains how amateurs and professionals alike are held to the same standards, and what that means to you.
MacJury #907: The MacJury Voir Dire Some of the Best Apps for New and Veteran iPhone Users
What’s the first thing you do with an iPhone (after calling your friends to tell them you got one)? Start looking for the best apps, of course. The MacJury holds a voir dire session to qualify some of the very best applications for both those with the new iPhone 3GS as well as those who have taken advantage of the $99 iPhone 3G. From music to productivity, graphics to games, a diverse collection of the best of the best are selected and discussed by the panel of:
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Jeff Gamet |
John Grzeskowiak |
Keith Lang |
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