Subjective: Recent Episodes
Victor Johnson
We discuss Fantastical 2 for Mac, George expresses his feelings about TUAW, his employer, shutting down, potential Apple Watch use cases, 12" MacBook critiques and Apple's product lineup, the future of iPad and an update to the Apple TV.
Eric explains managing the Apple retail experience, then Apple pivots to being a fashion accessories company, a look at Phoenix Dawn and apixal, low poly mesh, the Unity engine, Metal and Swift, and app pricing vs IAP.
Joe joins Victor to discuss some of the aspects of podcasting, while Victor announces some changes to the show's format, with digressions on the presence of women in tech, and their representation on podcasts, classic video games, and the Apple Watch.
Josh describes his role at TidBITS, then we cover Apple's 'Spring Forward' event; Apple TV and HBO, Apple Watch pricing and the value of the materials, finally we have the new 12" MacBook, and the Force Touch trackpad.
Laura shares her upbringing in England, and how she was introduced to web-based graphic arts, and front end development. Then we discuss the importance of web standards and accessibility, how Ind.ie hopes to combat the data mining practices of Silicon Valley.
Dan reminisces on starting at Macworld, and his transition to The Wirecutter, then some WWDC discussion, Force Touch Trackpad, Apple TV and HomeKit, the Mac Medium, Photos for Mac and iCloud Photo Library, and the Apple Watch.
Eli discusses his Critical Sharks series, App Store policies and the developer environment, the aesthetics and functionality of OS X and iOS, and more Apple Watch discussion, of course.
Daniel describes his interest in software development, then our thoughts on the Apple Watch, Apple Pay in the UK, Apple's release cycles, App Store pricing, upgrades and software quality, Swift, CocoaCasts, and Overcast is discussed in the after show.
Matthew discusses his contributions to the Tumblr app for iOS, Quotebook and Velocity at Lickability, iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 at WWDC 2015, Microsoft Visual Studio Code, thoughts on the Apple Watch, and Watch OS.