Stephen Witt, writing a long form piece for the New Yorker, captures a moment in time, when compact discs were the de facto currency of the music industry and the MP3 was just starting its disruptive reign.
A non-stop, riveting read.
Stephen Witt, writing a long form piece for the New Yorker, captures a moment in time, when compact discs were the de facto currency of the music industry and the MP3 was just starting its disruptive reign.
A non-stop, riveting read.
Rachel Flowers is a terrific musician. Her keyboard skills rival her guitar chops. I don’t know the whole backstory, but apparently Rachel’s Zappa mastery became known to Dweezil Zappa and he invited her to guest-gig with his band, Zappa Plays Zappa in Las Vegas this past Saturday night.
Ben Bajarin writes about the value of hands free computing that Apple Watch brings to the table.
Remember the MCX Consortium, the competing transaction processing system from Walmart, et al? One of their high profile members is Best Buy and they just agreed to take Apple Pay.
Serenity Caldwell did her thing, giving us a transcript of today’s call.
Interesting piece from the New York Times. Harkens back to the days when Apple was a young upstart.
How do you find Apple Watch apps? Here are some thoughts to get you started.
Frederic Filloux, writing for Monday Note, tells the story of Parisian developer Stupeflix and what they went through to get from a mysterious phone call from Apple to being featured a month later in Tim Cook’s October 2014 iPad Air keynote.
The call is today at 2p PDT.
Casey Neistat takes an Apple Watch and does his best to turn it into a poor person’s gold Apple Watch Edition.
Why is Apple pushing the Apple Watch lines to other stores?
This post was written for developers, but if you are interested in the design side of Apple Watch, you might find this interesting. No programming required.
If you are a developer with an app in progress or already in the App Store, the iTunes Affiliate Program is an absolute no-brainer. But this logic also applies for any other iTunes content, even free content.
Taking apart one of the Apple Watch animated emoticons, all from my Mac with no special tools.
Take a look at what is buried on Google Maps in the north-east corner of Pakistan.
Three new Apple Watch ads, full of detail.
Helping a friend in need.
Greg Koenig, writing for iMore, digs into the durability of the various Apple Watch finishes. Fascinating read.
The whole auction page is a fascinating read. As of this writing, the current bid is $79,100. A bargain! Auction ends today.
Another Apple Watch app tracker. This one is from WatchAware and includes the current number of approved Apple Watch apps.
There are a boatload of Twitter clients for OS X. Apple Watch? So far, according to the linked article, there are three: The official Twitter client, Twitterrific 5, and Tweetings 2. But there’s more to that story.
Allyson Kazmucha, writing for iMore, has put together a solid list of shipping Apple Watch apps.
This is getting exciting.
Security researchers at SkyCure stumbled onto an iOS vulnerability that, at its extreme, may cause all phones on an attacking network to go into an infinite restart mode.
WWDC is a massively good time and the center of the Apple universe, at least for a week. Great writeup.
Fascinating read. Especially if you keep in mind all the Apple Car talk of the last 6 months or so.
Ryan Smith, writing for AnandTech, digs in to the new MacBook as only AnandTech can. And the new MacBook brings Apple towards the muddy product waters of Apple just before Steve Jobs’ return.
Norway will officially kill off FM radio in 2017. Will the dominos fall? Is Norway the first of many?
Follow along as Kevin Fox’s archaeological skills kick in and he finds the earliest known image of Apple’s home page. Great read, great work.
Apple Insider:
Porsche owner Volkswagen Group is offering substantial CarPlay support across its marques, including Audi, SEAT, Skoda, Suzuki and Volkswagen.