Mac OS Ken: Day 6: Recent Episodes
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This week, Jeff @jgamet Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to discuss Apple's trustworthiness and whither the Apple hardware?
Between "Touch Disease," the mysterious battery issues with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, and the lack of transparency around iPhone 7, I am having trouble trusting Apple. This is the idea I want to talk over. Now - if you'll excuse me - I'm going to find a guest with whom to talk. Please stand by...
Quick thoughts on the slow death of Spotify (et al.) plus a pilot of a new show!
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Bryan Chaffin - co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Mac Observer - is back to talk over Apple and television and the pros and cons of a major content acquisition for the Cupertino-company.
Bryan Chaffin - co-founder and co-publisher of The Mac Observer - joins us for a wandering and wide-ranging discussion of data and privacy and then some.
Dave Hamilton of Backbeat Media, Adam Christianson of The MacCast, and Brian Ibbott of Coverville join us this week to talk about the state of podcasting in 2016.
This week Chuck Joiner - producer and host of MacVoices, online at MacVoices.com - joins us to talk NAB and television.
Today’s topic is all over the map: What do we talk about when we talk about tech? What should we talk about when we talk about tech? And what will we talk about when we’re done talking about tech? Also, we’ll be talking tech with the MacCast’s Adam Christianson.
Ben Bajarin - Principle Analyst with Creative Strategies - joins us to talk Virtual Reality! It's Real Fun!
This week we are joined by August Trometer - CTO of Home Hero - to talk about developing for Apple TV, what he wants out of wearables, and whether Apple is into too much.
This week Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to talk about his top three Apple stories of 2015 as well as his top two.
Begun the end of the year has. Today, we look back at the top three Apple stories of 2015 as chosen my Chuck Joiner of MacVoices, online at MacVoices.com.
Talking over the perplexing nature of recent Apple product launches with Adam Christianson of the MacCast.
Adam Christianson joins us to talk about fallout ahead of the Steve Jobs movie plus the iBooks exclusive editions of the Harry Potter series.
This week, Jeff Gamet - Magaging Editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to discuss iPhone 6s, iOS 9, Siri, and Apple Music. It's a Dream(s)!
This week, Jeff Gamet - Magaging Editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to discuss iPhone 6s, iOS 9, Siri, and Apple Music. It's a Dream(s)!
Clayton Morris joins us to talk Apple and media - particularly taking down Newsstand, building a TV service, and playing Apple Music. Episode 300? Sure. Why not.
This weekend, August Trometer joins us to talk Swift - one year later, WWDC expectations, and guess who got an Apple Watch.
Preview: This weekend, August Trometer will join us to talk Swift - one year later, WWDC hopes and expectations, and guess who got an Apple Watch.
Dave Hamilton of Mac Geek Gab and Backbeat Media joins us to talk podcasts in Deezer and Spotify and what they may mean for an Apple streaming music service.
Chuck Joiner - producer/host of Mac Voices - joins us to talk TV near term, TV in the future, Apple TV and Apple Watch. Find the work Chuck does online at MacVoices.com
Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor of The Mac Observer and host of The Dailt Observation Podcast - joins us for a winding conversation centered primarily on whether Apple can change the meaning of the word watch with Apple Watch.
This week - Creative Strategies analyst Ben Bajarin joins us to talk about the Mac. He sees a path to double digit market share for Mac and he will lead us down that path. Plus - Apple Watch. Because - Apple Watch.
An article from The Telegraph has crawled under Ken's skin. Join him as he says why, will you not?
Adam @maccast Christianson joins us to talk OS updates from Apple and the ubiquity of experience
This week - Developer August Trometer and Mike Rose of The Unofficial Apple Weblog join us to discuss keyboards and styli for the iPad and a bit of ARM wrestling over the Mac.
Rick Smolan - photographer and author - joins us to talk about his smartphone enabled book Inside TRACKS. It's a book about a movie about a trip. And it is amazing. We also talk about photography yesterday and today. Sadly, there's an issue with my audio. BUt his audio and content are great. I hope you enjoy.
This week, George Starcher and Victor Cajiao and Geroge Starcher join us to talk tech, geek culture, and their new show - Artechulate - online at Artechulate.info
This week, MacCast's Adam Christianson joins us to talk about where the Macworld community goes without a Macworld.
This week, Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies joins us. Our jumping off point is the Tim Cook refrain: This is Something Only Apple Can Do.
Jeff Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to talk new iPhones and the theoretical bad month for Apple.
Today, Adam Christianson of the MacCast joins us to talk over iOS 8, adventures in iPhone procurement, the bigger iPhone 6, and the bigger than bigger iPhone 6 Plus.
This week, Ken talks to TUAW editor Michael Rose (@miketrose) about Celebrity Nude Photogate. Do not worry. We found a better name for it.
The Dan Kaminsky article referenced in the interview is here - http://dankaminsky.com/2014/09/03/not-safe-for-not-working-on/. Don’t get any ideas about ongoing show notes though.
This week, Ken Ray and Mike LaPlante look at activities around the Apple 9.9.2014 event. Plus - Run for your life! It's iPadzilla! And tablet sales: Dead in my backyard, dead everywhere.
EYE Chart Radio now has a home on the web: EYEChartMag.com/Radio
And we have an email as well: radio@eyechartmag.com
Ken and Mike revisit the tortoises. Then the guys scope out the sapphire scene, take a trip to planet tablet, and suss out what it takes to make it in the App Store.
Another pre-edition edition of EYE Chart Magazine finds Ken and Mike tackling smartphone season, tablets, tortoises, and Beats.
Trial run number three at EYE Chart Radio - This week Ken and Mike talk the rumored iPhone event + the Tim Cook Army + the assimilation of Emu + time away
Pilot number two of EYE Chart Radio. This week, Mike and Ken talk over Apple earnings, backdoor shenanigans (nothing kinky), Google and Samsung - Mortal Frienemies, a disappointing turn for Xiaomi, and cold calling Kobe.
We would love your feedback: If EYE Chart Magazine were available on iTunes, would you subscribe? What would you change? What is working? Send your feedback to day6@macosken.com or contact me through the contact page of MacOSKen.com. And thanks!
Woodshedding an idea. Joined today by Mike LaPlante for something that may end up being a thing. Come and play!
On this edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6, Ken talks over Google I/O with Ross Rubin - Principal Analyst at Reticle Research. Plus - information on Ross’s new website - BackerJack.com - and a long overdue round of Get to Know Your Industry Analyst.
Coming up later today... Amazon, Golden Corral, music and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S. Please stand by.
Welcome in to Episode 273 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6. Today, Ken kicks around the WWDC Keynote with someone who understands significant more about what was said than Ken does: iOS and Mac developer extraordinaire August Trometer.
Two Guests this week:
Guest number one: Adam Christianson of the MacCast talking over the larger screen iPhone, whether we should believe in it and why.
Guest number two: Taz Goldstein of Hand Held Hollywood. His column for Friday’s EYE Chart Magazine - Are iOS Camera Apps Helping or Hurting Filmmakers? - is the starting point for conversation about art and tools and where/if the two are likely to meet.
Plus mashups! And one earworm.
The Loop's Jim Dalrymple (online at loopinsight.com) joins us to kick around the rumored acquisition of Beats by Apple
Later today, The Loop's Jim Dalrymple joins us to discuss the rumored Apple acquisition of Beats. Please stand by.
Welcome to episode 270 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6. Today, Ken talks corporate attitudes and actions with Peter Cohen - Managing Editor of iMore.com
This week, Ken talks about why he approaches a lot of Apple news through a business lens. Then a conversation with The MacCast's Adam Christianson about news, history and legend. Plus the art of breaking things.
Today, Ken plays host to a tech podcaster from across the pond. Ewen Rankin is the founder of the British Tech Network and co-host of the Mac Show. If you know Ewen and his work, you may enjoy finding out how he got started in podcasting. If you don’t know Ewen and his work, get ready to make a new friend.
Greetings Day sixers: And welcome to Episode 267 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6. Ken has spent the past few days hanging out with other podcasters: and some really interesting people doing things in the apple and mac community: next week, you’ll hear at least a couple of interviews from Macworld/iWorld 2014. IN the mean time, here is a presentation-slash-podcast Ken got to be a part of.
Today, a great conversation about iBeacons and beacon technology with Doug Thompson, editor and publisher of BEEKn.net
Today Richard Gunther, editor at The Digital Media Zone and host of the shows Entertainment 2.0 and Home:On stops in to discuss recent Apple TV News and rumors.
Looking more than five minutes into the future, or more to the point why we do not, with Jeff Gamet, managing editor of The Mac Observer.
Mac OS Ken turns eight. Clayton Morris joins us to kick around some of the biggest stories of those eight years.
Developer extraordinaire August Trometer joins Ken to talk over iBeacons. It's geektastic!
Garry Allen - founder and proprietor of IFOAppleStore.com - joins us to talk about his site and the states of Apple Retail
Today, an interesting and rambling and interesting conversation between Mac OS Ken host Ken Ray, and Peter Cohen, managing editor at Eye more, online at eye more dot com. While no longer an Angry Mac Bastard himself, Peter still brings a bit of the dark. In a good way. Topics today include the insidiousness of Black Friday, being an Apple retailer on a local level, a population's fear of two specific bridges, and the most fun you will ever have destroying the world.
Jeff Gamet joins us to talk iPad Air, punditry, righteous anger and eating what's put in front of you. Also, how Apple kept me sane on the biggest day of my life so far.
Adam Christianson of the MacCasts Joins us to talk free software and its potential affect on the app space and its developers
Segment 1 - Apple Television Feedback with a trip into financial analysts
Segment 2 - Radio in several forms today with Stephen Page, Senior Editor CBS News
Segment 3 - Pre-announcing the announcement of EYE Chart Magazine, on Newsstand now
Adam Christianson joins us to talk iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, upcoming products, and why Ken is delusional about his hopes for an Apple lead technotopia
Dave Hamilton of The Mac Observer's Mac Geek Gab podcast joins us to talk the Microsoft acquisition of Nokia, the Samsung Galaxy Gear and next Tuesday's Apple event
Clayton Morris joins us to talk iPhone rumor/fact and adventures in iTunes Connect. Have you checked out his app ReadQuick? If you had, you might have finished reading this faster.
Adam Christianson of the MacCast (http://maccast.com) joins us to talk Apple rumor and speculation, Star Trek, and living together.
Ben Bajarin joins us to talk low cost iPhone and why the iPad may be a bigger deal for Apple in China
The issue that didn't want to get released finally gets released! Today in iOS host Rob Walch joins us to talk low-cost iPhones, lower-cost iPhones and 4k video.
DVD Geek and fellow Mission Logger John Champion joins us to talk iPhones, lock-ins and freewill.
Hello. This is Ken’s computer. Ken would like for me to apologize to you. He is away on a wedding-planning trip, and is running late with this weekend’s show. It is his intention - and his fervent, ardent hope, that it will hit the feed by Tuesday. He’s been wondering about the i-O-S lock-in in the wake of financial analysts saying it’s an excellent thing for Apple, and the French government raiding Apple offices saying it’s a bad thing. Is the walled garden good? Maybe he’ll talk about that on Tuesday. Or maybe he’ll just freak out on you about planning a wedding. Holy crap. Right? I mean, seriously. He can’t even name five flowers, let alone choose a favorite.
Right. Sorry again for the delay. Keep the feed open. New show coming soon.
Talking over Apple and television and smartwatches and Wall Street with Amiable Mac Sophisticate Peter Cohen.
Countdown to Countdown to Code with August Trometer Part 1: TV is the things this year?
Allison Sheridan joins us to talk D:11. Plus feedback from George Starcher on how he uses wearable tech today and my feedback to his feedback.
Today - Ken talks with four people about the future. Chuck Joiner of Mac Voices - online at http://macvoices.com. Jeff Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer, online at http://macobserver.com. Allison Sheridan of the Nosilla Cast, online at http://podfeet.com. And finally, Dave Hamilton of the Mac Geek Gab podcast, accessible via http://macgeekgab.com. Also there is music. Tracks - in order of appearance:
Shotgun: by Jr. Walker & the All Stars:
Gimme Shelter: by The Rolling Stones:
Needing:Getting: by OK Go!:
Gangnam Style: by Psy: and
I just Wanna See: by Smash Mouth
All of these songs are available on eye-Tunes: bringer of music and destroyer of worlds.
Clayton Morris joins us to talk Samsung Galaxy S4 - the device and Samsung Galaxy S4! The Broadway Show!
Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies talks Google Chromebook Pixel and wearable computing
Tom Merritt of Tech News Today joins us to talk tech: Do people like us take technology too seriously or does the general public not take technology seriously enough?
Dave Hamilton of The Mac Observer and Adam Christianson of The MacCast join us to talk the best of 2012 and expectations for 2013.
Today, Ken is joined by MacCast host Adam Christianson. Together they talk over Apple CEO Tim Cook, Apple products of varrying sizes, and the fluffy fluffy sandwich that is NBC's Rock Center with Brian Williams.
Talking over the near future - FROM SPACE - with Jeff Gamet, managing editor of The Mac Observer.
A look at what didn't happen this week and what should happen this weekend. Plus what happened Tuesday with August Trometer.
I'd like you to have the Steve Jobs presentation to the IDCA in 1983. So, with a short introduction, here's that.
Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies joins us to talk iPhone 5 and a few interesting thoughts on the potential iPad-mini
August Trometer joins us to talk letter-boxing apps in iOS 6, Struts & Springs, UDIDs and why he may be getting his iPhone late.
Discussing questions between last week's phone and tablet introductions and next week's Apple event with Jeff Gamet
Dave Hamilton of The Mac Observer, MacGeek Gab and Backbeat Media joins us to talk about two things about which we can, realistically, do nothing.
Clayton Morris talks the FBI/UDID story, iPhone 3GS circles the drain, and big tech events for the week
Jeff Gamet joins us to talk Google in the wake of the Apple v. Samsung verdict, stock gyrations and what we want for Apple TV
Adam Christianson joins us to talk Apple v. Samsung verdict, Tim Cook Year One and the public faces of Apple
No associated audio, today. Please feel free to argue with yourself about the 22 August news.
Clayton Morris joins us to talk iPhone sales, iPhone 6/7 Biometrc, and rocking the iPhone like a Hurricane Preparedness App
Dave Hamilton joins us to talk 3 million Mountain Lions, September 12 talk, Mr. Softy and the OEMs, and the Jony Ive t-shirt shop.
No audio associated with this edition. Please enjoy this pretend-print edition of Mac OS Ken.
Woodshedding something here with the help of our good friend August Trometer. Please download the PDF as well. You know… just for fun.
Ross Rubin talks tablets, Ken talks new theme music, and all God's podcasters got crabs.
Ben Bajarin - Principal Analyst with Creative Strategies - talks Microsoft Surface with a tiny bit of Windows Phone 8 Talk
Clayton and Ken talk fear, the similarities between The Justice League and tech failure, Apple Maps giving bus routes their walking papers, and Microsoft's potential tablet plays
1.5 hours on the 2012 WWDC Keynote with Adam Christianson of The MacCast and Victor Cajiao of the Typical Shutterbug Podcast
A wide ranging discussion of Apple's cash horde, Tim Cook's veracity, and TV versus television with Jeff Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer.
August Trometer (http://getyowza.com) joins us to talk WWDC, the benefits of it, the super fast sell-out, and how Apple might "fix" it. Plus a game!
This is the pilot for The Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast. We would love your feedback on it. Please send that to day6@macosken.com. And thanks.
Clayton and Ken talk 7.85-inch iPads, 4-inch iPhones and Great, Big, Beautiful Tomorrows
Peter Cohen - Executive Editor of The Loop (http://loopinsight.com) and cohost of the Angry Mac Bastards podcast - talks the states of Apple news, the Tim Cook era, and Draw Something with Paper.
Jeff Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to talk new iPad, what comes after new iPad, and the jaundice filter. Plus talking about not talking about Mike Daisey.
Talking Snow Lion! Weldon Dodd of GigaOm and August Trometer of August Trometer fame join us for early thoughts on the next OS for Mac. Plus Henry Rollins says thanks and no thanks!
Talking over Macworld|iWorld with:
Chuck Joiner, host of Mac Voices and The Mac Jury
Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor of The Mac Observer
Tim Robertson, host of the TechFan Podcast
Gary Goldtsein, Cofounder of NatureSpace
Viva Las CES: Apple and its presence in its absence with Jeff Gamet - Editor-in-Chief of MacObserver.com
The lost episode - wherein Clayton Morris joins us to kvetch about Christmas presents, talk the second biggest Apple story of 2011, and hint strongly at the January Apple event (in mid-December)
Adam Christianson talks what to expect from 2012, the shadow of Steve, and the rumored January Apple event
This week, Rod Roddenberry joins us to talk about his documentary Trek Nation, growing up Roddenberry, what's so great about being under water, and why he likes the Mac.
Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor The Mac Observer - joins us to talk walled gardens and television
Adam Christianson joins us for a new, woodshed edition of the show. Topics include: Music in the cloud, DigiTimes and the fate of the pooch, Apple's new board members, Brew, Sugar, Cup Magic, AT&T increases the price of the iPhone 3GS exponentially
Jeff Gamet joins us to kick around what effect the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire might have on the iPad specifically and the tablet space in general.
iDG VP and Macworld/iWorld GM Paul Kent joins us to preview Macworld/iWorld 2012 plus Ken shares three bad ideas.
Clayton Morris joins us to talk the Steve Jobs biography, Siri, and letting the occupy movement raise Clayton's child.
The MacCast's Adam Christianson joins us to try one more time to grock the fullness of the passing of Steve Jobs
Dave Hamilton joins us to talk Kindle Fire and Bill Palmer ponders the fate of various iPods
A look at a library lending iPads, Amazon's imitation of Apple, and introducing the Ken Ray Effect (trademark pending)
Rob Walch of "Today in iOS" joins us to talk Apple as carrier/MVNO, iOS 5, and other stops along the way.
Clayton Morris joins us to address the void in hard Apple news right now, the politics of Zombie killing, and "Guy Walks Into a Bar: Part 2"
Today Adam Christianson and Ken talk Motoroogle, HP, and the great patent ickiness. Not necessarily in that (or any) order.
Peter Cohen of The Loop and Angry Mac Bastards joins us for a wide ranging, far rambling conversation on tons of Apple stuff.
Corrected Audio - Apes will rise, but will the mythical Amazon tablet? Daddy on Board's Clayton Morris investigates!
Rob Black talks investing in Apple without investing in Apple. Ross Rubin of NPD Group talks tablets. Duncan barks and whines. Moira serves as mistress of ceremonies.
This week Veronica Belmont joins us to talk video games, Google+, and tossing yourself in the bin. Meet me in Toronto kids. This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6.
Clayton Morris joins us to talk Final Cut Pro Ten, the fourth anniversary of the iPhone, whether we care about Android numbers... and the painful embarrassment of the petaflop. Wild... to get... granular.
Ben Bajarin joins us to talk iCloud, the general consumer, and who has a real chance to take on Apple in the mobile and tablet space
This is the entertaining and informative post-show from this week's Mac OS Ken: Live with iOS developer August Trometer - talking WWDC, things to see in SF when you're learning, and going to Graceland!
Post WWDC Keynote: Soaking in the stickiness with Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor for The Mac Observer
39 minutes and 39 seconds of fun and frivolity with Clayton Morris - Continuing our look at music and the cloud, Nokia's plan to load the market with Windows Phones, and moves to save the Lars homestead.
Loving or loathing the music locker, discussions of Rapture, and searching for Engelbert Humperdinck with Vernon Reid.
Jeff Gamet - managing editor of The Mac Observer - joins us to talk what makes Apple news news
Clayton Morris joins us this week to talk iOS 4 data and lawmakers, magazines and publications for iPads, music lockers versus subscription music, and "Depressed or Replicant?"
episode one hundred sixty seven point something of Mac O S Ken Day Six. Wherein Ken and Clay ton talk about a dopey take on iPads... a surprising move by Microsoft... and Speculation around iPhones and this summer’s worldwide developers conference. This episode has sound issues. Over modulation issues mostly. Of which Ken is ashamed. As he should be. Please try to enjoy anyway. This conversation was recorded on Thursday, March thirty first, two-thousand-eleven.
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Just in case you thought you’d hit a worm hole.
On today's edition we talk with Yowza!! developer August Trometer about WWDC, the super fast sell-out, and the possibility of no iPhone at WWDC 2011
A short, ranty look at tablets other than iPad, marketing and advertising, and jeopardy for the "Capital F" Future
2 out of 3 Amigos: Victor Cajiao joins us today to talk iPad 2, Post-PCdom, and a cloudy forecast.
This week Clayton Morris joins us to talk iPad 2, Syeve Jobs back on stage, and living in a post PC world.
An examination of iOS subscription and in-app purchase rules less than a week into their lives.
Ross Rubin joins us to talk HP/webOS - Nokia/Microsoft - Whither the Verizon iPhone lines and his favorite color.
Day 6 and the Electric Dragon: Today we talk with Aaron Masih - Director of Global Business Development for the mobile division at Nuance - about talking to our tech and having it "get it."
This week Clayton Morris joins us to talk CES two weeks later - The HP event two weeks early - the Tablet Space Yesterday/Today/Forever
This week we talk about the changing face of photography with Lorena Turner - photojournalism professor at Cal Ply Pomona. Also discussed - why we are not discussing the Verizon iPhone (which may be announced next Tuesday) and why we are not discussing CES.
Adam Christianson, Victor Cajiao and Ken talk the year past and the year to come for the Mac
Ken argues with Daring Fireball's John Gruber without John Gruber. Hardly seems fair really.
This week Ken has a minor mental break with the whole idea of tablet-only publishing. Rob Walch of Today in iOS and David Spark of Sparkminute.com help him through it.
Clayton Morris returns to talk social media, iOS, shopping stunts, and accidentally killing cable.
This week we talk to IDG VP Paul Kent about Macworld 2009 and Macworld 2011 - plus are numbers without numbers numbers?
This week writer and computer historian Chris Garcia talks with Ken about the day the future died
Clayton and Ken talk dumb things Apple could buy and MacBook Airs and a talk about the holidays
Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor at The Mac Observer - and Ken kick around the Ray Ozzie essay Dawn of a New Day
August Trometer talks taking it 'Back to the Mac.' Live-ish from Texas, this is Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
Now It Can Be Told! 5 Facts about Apple CEO Steve Jobs, written by Hagbard Celine and Kilgore Trout and read by Jeff Gamet of The Mac Observer and Ken Ray of Mac OS Ken
Clayton and Ken talk Ping and the new Apple TV. Plus an explanation on the weird nature of Day 6 and missing upcoming episodes of Mac OS Ken and Mac OS Ken: Live.
Bill Palmer - editor-in-chief of BeatWeek Magazine - and Adam Christianson of the MacCast and Victor Cajiao of The Typical Mac User join Ken to take stabs at the Septmeber Apple music event
Ross Rubin of NPD talks the changing face of the tablet space - Paul Allen turns into a troll - everyone disappears
The Three Amigos Ride into the Future! Adam Christianson of the Maccast, Victor Cajiao of the Typical Mac User and Ken talk Apple in 12 to 18 months. What are they doing, why are they doing it, how are we going to get there, and will there be snacks? Actually we forgot to talk about the snacks. Just Apple TV, the North Carolina data center, the iPad, changing lanes to pass the trucks, the iPod line, and Apple - Religion or not? Ride Amigos! Ride!
Rob Black makes the case for Apple at 1000 dollars a share. Plus Clayton Morris talks the ballad of The Beatles and Yoko and making the 7 inch rumor.
Tim Bajarin - Principle STrategist with Creative Strategies - joins us to talk the iPhone jailbreaking decision from the Library of Congress
This week Jeff Gamet - Managing Editor for The Mac Observer - joins us to discuss/celebrate the death of "Antennagate!"
Androids and iPhones with Ross Rubin of NPD Group and Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies
Rob Walch / Victor Cajiao / Adam Christianson / A T and T data changes / WWDC Stevenote
Clayton and Ken Talk American Medical Adventures / Reports of Apple TV Rumors / What NOT to Expect at WWDC / Adding Insight to Injury - This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 127
NPDs Ross Rubin on iPhone versus Android / August Trometer on where the Mac developers go now
Tim Bajarin on publishing and TV in the face of the iPad. Plus your thoughts on the App Store Sexy Party Purge. Putting the 114th rock in the house - this is Mac OS Ken Day 6.
Today Clayton and Ken consider Dick Durbin and Verizon and They Might Be Giants and Moron Flash
This week - part 1 of our interview with Living Colour founder Vernon Reid - cleverly disguised as part 2
This week Ken and Clayton talk the year of the tablet and next Wednesday's Apple event.
This week - part two of our conversation with Vernon Reid cleverly disguised as part one.
It may sound like Tuesday all over again but it really is not. On this Saturday edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 Ken talks with Fox and Friends friend Clayton Morris about the huge Apple presence felt at CES 2010 despite the lack of Apple presence. Plus thoughts on the MacTabletNetbookThingy by people not on the show. And Ken may finally be feeling better.
This week Ken and Clayton talk over the Nexus One. Either more iPhone than iPhone or just another replicant. Plus more thoughts on the tablet.
Clayton and Ken kick around some of the tablet rumors. They also tie up loose ends with Kobo and the television, Plus happy birthday to Clayton and the case for clear liquor.
Clayton and Ken talk Worst gadgets of 2009 and new Apple Television rumors and link baiting and the death of the iPhone. Plus we know why angels want to wear your red shoes. They cannot fly.
This week Mike LaPlante of the EZ Mac Podcast joins Ken to wrap up the year end wrap up of Apple news.
Talking about talking about gifts for ladies / the Nook is built of fail / Claytons iMac is stalking him
This week we look at the year in iPods and iTunes with iProng Magazine eidtor Bill Palmer.
This week you and me and you clean up a few issues in the cloud and in the app store. Plus a look a five weeks of loyalty and plans for the rest ofthe year.
A Clayton and Ken Thanksgiving / Johnny Cakes / The Myth of Bon Aqua / hit up http://sexypilgrim.com
Tim Bajarin on Google Voice - Apple - The Death Star - The MacTabletNetbookThingy and Clayton Morris on Windows Mobile Six-and-a-half.
This week Ken and Clayton talk a little bit about Apple TV (having discussed into the ground in the past) and a wee bit about the Zune HD (since Ken finds it hard to care as much about the Zune HD as he would rebuilding the railroad).
This week Clayton and Ken pick over the latest in Apple TV talk. Ken is convinced Caris and Company is wrong. Then, try as they might, Clayton and Ken cannot help hitting the upcoming Apple event. The loop. The loop. The loop is on fire!
This week we talk about next week. Thoughts on what Apple will show and who will show it. Plus an email on music and thoughts on killing Flip.
A Snow Leopards Tale
Part I - No Shirt-No Shelves-No Problem
Part II - Now What
PS - Note from an idiot
PPS - Thoughts on Low Hanging Fruit
This Tuesday two topics are top of mind for Clayton and Ken. Mr. Morris is very interested in the WSJ piece on Steve Jobs micromanaging the Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy. Mr. Ray is curious about the new Get a Mac ads. Both are up for discussion in the constant conversation. Please listen in to Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 87.3.
This week – Breaking news on a Friday afternoon. We’ll kick it around with Today in iPhone’s Rob Walch. Then Josh de Lioncourt and Cara Quinn talk Macs, accessibility, and Maccessibility.net. Halfway to Episode 174 – This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 87! (Sorry for the duplicate of the earlier file)
All musci, all the time. Meet The Beatles... again... on this edition of... KC and the Sunshine News?
Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy rumors will take no rest. But I'll make that part short I promise. This week we talk with Dan Butterfield of iPhonAsia.com about reports, denials, and denials of denials around the iPhone in China. Who's calling the ChiPhone shots? Dan has his opinions. Plus Thoughts on Music: Part Duex! Vive la Fete et Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 86!
Toys R Used proudly presents this edition of Claymation! Also known as Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 85.3. Topics to include AppleTV, Roku, AppleTV, and honest to goodness video streaming over AT and Ts 3G network for the iPhone.
This week we talk with Ben Bajarin - Director, Consumer Technology Practice with Creative Strategies about the tablet space. We also disagree. Fun! Plus, what I didn’t know about “Knowing,” and where be your indignation now? Also, a song. So come on and sing along with Episode 85 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
Welcome to "The Five Tuesdays You Meet with Clayton Morris in Heaven." Topics to include: The government getting into teh tech thing, more MacTNT rumors, and Sudoku fever. Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 84.3 pipin' hot and fresh to you!
Today the part of Captain Solo will be played by Ken Ray. Topics to include: The FCC poking into phone/wireless carrier exclusivity, the Google Voice App Store flap, jailbreaking, and the death of Sun Danyong as seen through the lens of Fake Steve Jobs. One thing is clear by the end of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 84: We're gonna need some Vulcans.
On this starting to be regular Tuesday installment, Ken and Clayton Morris kick around the Mac-Tablet-Netbook-Thingy rumor. What will it be? How will we use it? And when will it arrive? All of this assumes that there is truth to any of the rumors. If there's not, well, play it back for us in a few months and show us what fools we've been.
This week we're joined by Victor Cajaio of 'The Typical Mac User' and Adam Christianson of "The MacCast' to discuss Apple's third-quarter earnings and a call to either write your congressional representative or start a revolution when there's something you don't like about your wireless service. Three brave amigos are we on episode 83 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week we talk with Peter Cohen – Senior Editor for Macworld and a founding Angry Mac Bastard – about some weird news of the week. Topics to include: Apple and handhelds – dominance does not a monopoly make, killing Pre syncing with iTunes 8.2.1, the Mr. Softy Store, D45s, and the changing nature of Rob Enderle. Plus: Why do spammers spam? Because it works. Why do I spam? Because it’s fun! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 82!
Consider this not so much an episode, but rather as part of a constant conversation. Today's participants happen to be Ken Ray and Clayton Morris of "Gadgets and Games," but who knows who will turn up next and when? If you've got feedback, please feel free to send it to day6@macosken.com. And as always, you rock.
This week I am stoked to bring you a conversation with Ross Rubin, Director of Industry Analysis for The NPD Group. Topics include a look at the potential Department of Justice probe into carrier/handset exclusivity, sniping between Microsoft and Apple, why browser makers make browsers, and Apple in the value space. Plus, a rambling look at the changing nature of this show. Hugs all around! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 81!
This week we’re joined by Michael Johnston, Executive Editor of iPhone Alley, to talk about the trouble with tribbles. Then, at the last second, we decided to talk iPhone news instead. Topics include: Selling point for the 3GS, prospects for the $99 iPhone 3G, and user generated content in apps in the face of the BeautyMeter fiasco. Celebrate Independence Day with Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 80!
This week, we hit a few news topics with The Mac Observer managing editor Jeff Gamet. Were we lied to about Steve Jobs' health and does it matter? Could Apple have done something to make would-be iPhone 3GS owners happy? And how much dirty is too dirty? The answers to these questions and many others are chased around Episode 79 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week, it’s you, me, and the big apple. I present sounds of the city, and thoughts I had while I heard them. Plus, if you could hug only one tech analyst, who would it be? Episode 78 is about half the length of a normal Day 6. If it makes you feel any better, it took four times as long to produce. Grab a seat on the bus, and let’s hear some sightseeing!
Welcome to “Clusterphone! The Musical” Songs shall be sung of AT&T, Apple, Sprint, Palm, and Nokia. And while all are good songs, none are what one might call complimentary. Part Broadway review, part Mac OS Ken: Day 6 Episode No. 77, all a great big “Clusterphone!”
This week we are joined by a plethora of podcasters and one code monkey each giving thier predictions for Monday's WWDC Keynote. Who's expecting what? Listen in and find out. Plus the amazing, unseen ripple effect in 2 minutes or less. How many trombones in the big parade? That's probably answered on episode 76 of Mac OS Ken: Day 6.
In this extra edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 we talk with Chris Reddick of "Shakedown Podcast" (http://www.shakedownpodcast.com/) about his trip to Quo Computer. I was not sure what Quo was up to before the interview, and I'm still not. But it was fun to talk to Chris!
In the run-up to this year’s Super Bowl of mobile technology, Ken grabs a few minutes with CNET’s Tom Merritt about the Palm Pre, Snow Leopard, the iPhone, the Mac tablet idea, and Monday’s keynote: Jobs or Jobsless? BadaBoom BadaBing! This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 75.
There is an infinite loop in Mac news of late and an infinite loop in my head inspired by One Infinite Loop in Cupertino. This week, iProng Magazine's Bill Palmer walks that looping, crossing, looping again, and crossing again road with us, talking about the Apple netbook idea, the Mac mini, the Mac tablet idea, and the Mac mini. It could have been the curly-Q edition. It should have been Episode 88. Instead, this is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 74!
This week Ken Ray and guest Clayton Morris of the podcast Grizzly Bear Egg Café talk about seven things they just can’t get behind, including music labels’ war against Apple, Mac OS updates with cryptic notes, the hobbling of SlingPlayer for iPhone, and the divinity of Steve Jobs. Plus Ken has built an online radio station (Ken not included) at http://play.it/stations/Mac+OS+Ken ROCK! Can you get behind Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 73?
This week we talk with Interpret Vice President of Strategy and Analysis Michael Gartenberg about the Kindle DX, the business models around it, and mythical beasts from the Apple menagerie. On your mark, get set, Mac OS Ken : Day 6 No. 72!
This week it’s you and me and you. Topics to include rumors of lower-priced Macs, the mystery and wonder that is Rob Enderle, pre-Pre supply issues, and a brand new Laptop Hunter. Hello friends, and welcome to Episode 71.
This week Ken talk with “Today in iPhone” host Rob Walch about baby shakers, app stores, and cupcakes. Plus Microsoft cancels a picnic and Steve Jobs doesn’t take flight. Ten episodes for every day of the week… This is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 70.
This week August Trometer, Rick Yeager, and Greg Grunberg – the gang from Yowza!! – join us to talk about the business they’ve started and when they plan to actually meet. Plus Ashton takes Twitter, Oprah takes Twitter, Verizon would like to take the iPhone, and Apple presents another ridiculous App Store rejection. If you’re really me… what number am I thinking of? It’s Episode 69 dude!
This week we talk Microsoft's renewed Mac attack and the dull, dingey grey of the "What price cool?" white paper. Plus iPhone 3.0 and phone calls aplenty. Welcome to the pilot for... Warmline Live?
This week Ken talks with Tim Bajarin – president of Creative Strategies – about tumultuous times for cellular and cable data plans. Plust a couple of thoughts from Tim on iPhones and netbooks… and someone wishes Ken harm. No FOOLING!
This week Ken talks new directions for newspapers with Josh Benton – Director of Harvard University’s Nieman Journalism Lab – and Michelle Kearns – reporter for The Buffalo News. Plus 12 minutes with Fox and Friends’ Clayton Morris, talking about his new online show and what we really think of ‘Lauren.’ The show no Jedi will survive – Execute Episode 66!
This week Ken talks with iProng Magazine publisher and editor Bill Palmer about iGames Summit 2009. Plus a look at iPhone Software 3.0, the future of iPhone hardware, and Apple’s continued attempt to own a word in English. If I could go back again… I’d stay in this Episode 65 Love Affair!
This week Ken talks with August Trometer about what we’re looking for in iPhone Software 3.0 and the new SDK. Then Jeff Mao, Learning Technology Policy Director for the Maine Department of Education, tells us of his state’s plans to equip every high schooler with a MacBook. Oh to be young and in Maine… instead of old… and not in Maine…
This week we talk with Dave Dederer – formerly of The Presidents of the United States of America – about his old band’s new app, what he’s up to now, and his days gone by with The Presidents of the United States of America. Plus three song by – wait for it… The Presidents of the United States of America! Hail to you chief… this is Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week Ben Bajarin joins Ken to dissect and debate the digital living room. Are cable companies the problem or the solution? And is Netflix the dark horse in the running? Plus the Hearst Corporation makes a play for the paperless newspaper. What’s that smell? It’s Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week Ken ties up a few loose ends with Ding Wen’s dad, dodging the Dellphone bullet, and more on Microsoft retail. Plus a conversation with August Trometer about why things that get approved get approved for the App Store, the short shelf-life for apps, and an annual refresh schedule for Apple hardware. Just under the wire on the east coast of the U.S… this is still Day 6.
This week Ken talks with Ge Wang – CTO of Smule (Sonic Mule, Inc.) about the iPhone App Ocarina, his company’s mission, and what the plan to do with the $3.9M in funding they just received. Next up, David Spark (http://sparkmediasolutions.com) discusses Microsoft chasing Apple into retail and smartphones. We round out the day with Ernie Varitimos (http://zacharybass.com) and his attempts to demystify the roller coaster that is Apple stock. Table for three guests and you right this way.
This week, Ken talks to YOU! Sadly you can't talk back. Well... you can, but Ken can't hear you, unless you call the Mac OS Ken Warm Line at (716) 780-4080. But I digress. Topics this week to include - Bashing a 9-year old - Palm gets another Apple guy - A Dell smartphone makes someone else sad - A past future realized - Laptop Obsolescence - 25 things about Ken. Remember that time Woz was on the show? And the time Greg Grunberg was on? Yeah. Hold onto that won't you?
This week we talk over App Store happenings with Shelly Brisbin - host of The App Store Pundit Podcast. We talk to Chris Hutchins about LaidOff Camp and I address the question of Mac OS XI. Plus a bit more JoCo. Just call me skipper.
This week we talk with Bob “Dr. Mac” Levitus about Macworld, the health of Steve Jobs, and what’s so great about E.L.O. (?) Plus Palm gets set to lace the gloves, and a list of things for which to be thankful, two days before three years. Mac OS Ken: Day 6! It’s fun in a cup! (Cup not included)
This week we talk with Crative Strategies president Tim Bajarin about Macworld, CES, and Apple without Steve Jobs Short-term. Plus three things that made Ken sad this week and the introduction of a feline podcaster!
This week we examine the future of Macworld with Jeff Baudin of Micromat, Don McAllister of ScreenCasts Online, and Chuck Joiner of The Mac Jury.
This week Ken talks with Stephen Echtman - founder and CEO of HearPlanet - about his iPhone App, and Macworld's other magic bus. Plus August Trometer of Foggy Noggin Software gives us his top 3 Apple stories of 2008 and thoughts on next week's expo. On your mark... get set... Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week Ken flies solo with a quick recap of Apple’s 2008 moves in mobility and a look at what 2009 might bring. Plus which army would you join? And considering the question of “objectionable content.” Merry Christmas from Chiron Beta Prime!
This week we talk with Eileen Rivera – Senior Producer at Revision 3 – about her current new media work, our shared history at Internet radio legend TechTV Radio, and where this whole mess is heading. Then a bit of a rant about Apple’s decision to marry someone younger. Mac OS Ken: Day 6 – Ask for it by name!
In the middle of the week, we go walking through Apple's Macworld announcements with CNET's Tom Merritt, New Media Expo founder Tim Bourquin, and The MacCast's Adam Christianson. Later, I'll donate 2 cents. Excitement, adventure and really wild things... and it's not even Saturday!
This week we talk with music industry veteran Charly Prevost about the tangled web that is the music industry between physical and digital. Plus Smashing Pumpkins smashes albums and the jury is STILL OUT on Steve Jobs and Macworld. Do you know the song, “Hey, Mr. DJ, I Thought You Said We Had a Deal” by They Might Be Giants? Maybe you should buy it…
This weekend on Mac OS Ken: Day 6: Greg Grunberg - Matt Parkman from NBC's "Heroes" and drummer from "Band from TV" - will join us to talk about his day job, his band, his charity work, and his gargantuan collection of Apple gear. Dude! Matt Parkman! Plus It's a Small Macworld After All and an idea for making money at this year's Expo. Five-0's coming!
This week we talk with Rick "MacMerc" Yaeger about his time in "The Lab with Leo," HIs new video podcast "MacMerc TV," and his love of the Giant Spirograph. Plus thoughts on conflicting reports on iPod sales this holiday season and a week of insecurity for the Mac and its Maker. Mac OS Ken: Day 11 - ask for it by name!
The Thanksgiving Explanation is short. Am I thankful for friends and family? Oh yes. Am I thankful for having made it halfway across the country and back in three days safe and sound? You bet! But I am not thankful for the lack of time I met with this week. What does this mean for you? Listen on adventurer. Oh... and sappy as it sounds... I am thankful for you guys and gals. More than I can say. You rock.
This week we talk with Ernie Varitimos – aka Zachary Bass – of Investor in the Wilderness about the hurt being put on Apple stock and why. Next at bat – iPhone Alley’s Michael Johnston joins us to talk iPhone Software 2.2. And batting clean up is Foggy Noggin Software’s own August Trometer to kick around rumors of the Snow Leopard. Plus a full song from The Famous (Son of the Snake)! Currently in Buffalo…
This week Tim Bajarin - president of Creative Strategies - joins us to do the Apple Year in Review. Plus a petite poke at "The Papermaster Chase" and the first of what could be the only installment of "Fun with Twitter!" Day 6 beckons. Will you answer the call?
This week we talk with John Martellaro – resident smart guy with The Mac Observer and The iPod Observer – about his Hidden Dimensions piece, “When Licensing Mac OS X Wouldn’t Be Crazy.” Plus a jump on next week’s news and props to the peeps in Al Phlipp and The Woo Team. I’m Ken Ray and I approve this description of the show.
This week is the week I told you was coming a few weeks ago, when we honor “Digital Bill” Douthett. Noting maudlin… just a remembrance… and a bit of gratitude. Plus a song! What could be better than that?
This week we talk with Geek Rocker Jonathan Coulton about his writing, musical influences, and how becoming a dad meant he HAD to be a rockstar. Plus the songs: Code Monkey - Stroller Town - Re: Your Brains - Shop Vac - Sibling Rivalry - Dance, Soterios Johnson Dance - The Future Soon.
This week we talk with Macworld editor Chris Breen about Apple's new line of laptops. Plus the story of Paris and a look ahead to Episode 44.
This week a parade of podcasters ponders the ultimate question (for this week anyway), "What does Apple mean when it says 'The Spotlight Turns to Notebooks?'" Swoon to the sounds of Don McAllister! Thrill to the chill of Victor Cajiao's logic! Hold your breath as we ask Adam Christianson! And... Um... Dave Hamilton! Worried about Tuesday? Don't Panic! The Answer is Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 42!
This week we talk with Rob Black about Apple's beating on Wall Street and Steve Jobs' day of death. Plus a word of congratulations to two former Day 6 guests, and August Trometer (and countless others) gets ripped off. iReport... no heart attacks required.
This weekend on Mac OS Ken: Day 6 we get to talk with one of my favorite smart people, Ben Bajarin – Director Consumer Technology Practice for Creative Strategies in Silicon Valley about Android, the G1, and the open handset idea versus the Walled Garden approach of out friends in Cupertino. And what about all of those App Store rejection letters? Plus Mom sees her first iPhone, super early thoughts on MySpace Music, and a mystery pitch to pitch A.I. and the technological singularity.
This week Ken puzzles out the campaign about nothing and Microsoft's world without walls with Jonah Bloom - Editor of Ad Age.
This week we talk with ACN member Jerry Zigmont (http://macworksllc.com) about a likely mixup down under. The Mike Lee tells his tale of luggage throwing, basement living, being ousted from a company, and plans to save Madagascar. Plus iPhone software 2.1 is out, and everyone gangs up on Apple (again). You wanna see colossal? I'll show you colossal...
This week, it’s just you and me. What will Apple intro on Tuesday? And did Ken actually say he wishes Apple would kill the iPod? Plus the final installment (hopefully) of “The Move.” Those are the rules, now let’s play our game.
This week, A Tale of Two App Stores: We’ll talk with P.J. Holden – artist for Murderdrome – about his comic reader app being rejected for the App Store and his time spent in Mega City One. Then August Trometer sings songs of success for his app “Loan Shark.” Plus the latest installment of “This Old House,” and publishing a podcast without Internet access.
This week we talk with The Mac Observer's Jeff Gamet about the MobileMe debacle, Apple PR, the possibility of new iPods and music moves and more. Plus the tiniest update on the move that never ends. Yay! It's Day 6 again! Yay!
This week: News of the Move Part II plus The Mac Cast, iPhone Alley, The Typical Mac User, Mac Geek Gab, and Mac OS Ken look at the iPod and the iPhone. Making friends from NME. Yay!
Where is Ken? Where is Ken going? And what piece of technology is a MUST for a cross-country drive? This short edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6 will answer all of those questions and more!
We're joined this week by one of my favorite smart people - Tim Bajarin - president of Creative Strategies. Topics include: cloud computing, the MobileMe meltdown, why we shouldn't worry when Steve Jobs loses weight, and future product transitions. Plus I'll mouth off on what I think Apple might do over the next few months. Mac OS Ken: Day 6. Like Mac OS Ken, but different.
This week we talk with Cali Lewis of GeekBrief.TV about her show, women in podcasting, and understanding the magic bus. Plus where the hell was Ken yesterday and what the hell’s happening next? All shall be revealed in just under 42 minutes.
This week, we go around Planet iPhone 3G with stops in Japan, Australia, Indiana, Illinois, and California. Plus notes from the UK and Canada, and an explanation for my lack of iPhone 3G. Take a little trip with me won't you?
This week Nicholas Raba - president of SecureMac - talks to us about the rash of OS X vulnerabilities of late and how we can protect our Macs. Then Jeff Macpherson - Tiki Bar TVs Dr. Tiki - joins us to talk podcasting, drinking, and the trouble with Rogers Wireless.
This week we talk with Jesse, Ben, and Ari X about their new venture - Squish Software - and the their flagship product ServeBlast, as well as Ari's misadventures getting into the iPhone Software Developer Program. Plus things I don't understand and three Apple-related brushes with greatness in one week!
This week we talk with Stephen Page of CBS Radio about turning the iPhone into a radio and turning radio into one big podcast.
This week we get an insider's look at WWDC with Foggy Noggin Software's August Trometer. Plus some thoughts on the health of Steve Jobs and Apple, why I'm laying off of Snow Leopard, and - six months later - how is your investment working out?
This week financial analyst Rob Black weighs in with a Wall Street perspective on Apple: Does Wall Street care about the App Store? Does the enterprise matter yet to Apple stock? What if there's no 3G iPhone announcement Monday? Listen in and find out. Plus I have questions about "Snow Leopard" 10.6 and requiem for a former music heavyweight. Day 6 comes one day early! Yay!
On this new media centric edition we talk with Tim Bourquin - founder of the New Media Expo - about the weather.
Kidding. We'll be talking about the New Media Expo. Plus TalkShoe gives its business model the boot and Uncle Ken offers advice on how not to do a podcast.
This week we talk with Raven Zachary - founder of iPhone DevCamp about iPhone DevCamp 2 and the approaching WWDC. We'll also hear from Jake Harms on his business in iMaquariums. Plus evidence of something new from Apple and Ken says why he's angry at the music industry.
What a Thursday it was. Today we talk with Tom Merritt of CNET about the CBS acquisition of his employer (announced Thursday). Then we'll chat with Tech Superpowers founder and president Michael Oh about running an Apple Authorized Reseller in the shadow of Apple's new Boston Store (opened Thursday).
This week we hash out rumors, thoughts, and theories on the 3G iPhone with Rob Walch of Podcast 411 and Today in iPhone. Buzz buzz buzz, chatter chatter chatter.
This week we talk with Jonathan Zittrain - author of The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It - about The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It. Fun!
This week Chris Alexander – Manager of Interactive Technology at The San Jose Museum of Art – talks about iPods, iPhones, and art. Tim Bajarin stops by to demystify (or try to demystify) the 700MHz FCC auction and what it means for consumers. Plus new news since last we spoke and opposing emails. Call the neighbors! Wake the kids! It’s Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
This week we talk with Gary Morgenthaler of Morgenthaler Ventures about Apple eating Microsoft's lunch. Plus the president of PsyStar speaks (and fails to convince) and Apple changes its updater for Windows users (and fails to please Mozilla). Gooble Gooble!
This week we climb aboard the enterprise (lower case e) with Business Week and Gartner. Then we climb aboard the Enterprise (upper case e) and revisit an interview with space artist Rick Sternbach (http://ricksternbach). Plus the attack of the 8th graders continues (and they're all tied to Macs). Ahimsa. Is that the word I'm looking for?
Robots and History and Apple Bashing - Oh MY! Steve Woniak on this edition of Mac OS Ken: Day 6!
Shafted by his guest Ken flies solo again this week. Topics include 3G iPhone rumors, buying music in Liberty City, and how to speak French. But mostly Ken answers listener email.
This week we talk with Ben Bajarin about moves around the onlilne music world. Plus blowback over Apple pushing Safari through the Apple Updater.
Flying solo this week.. Ken looks at music moves online and Disney digital past, present, and future.
Flying solo this week... and wondering if he should have... Ken hits music news online, the death of an A.I. pioneer, and looks at Disney digital moves past, present, and future.
Our look at the iPhone SDK continues with Raven Zachary of the July 2007 iPhone Dev Camp. Plus betting on a song and Ken shoots and scores!
On this Day 6 Extra - August Trometer of Foggy Noggin Software (http://foggynoggin.com) gives his thoughts on this weeks iPhone SDK event and Ken makes fun him.
This week we talk iPhone SDK with financial analyst Rob Black and Today in iPhone host Rob Walch. Next week its all guests named Viggo with Viggo Mortensen and Viggo the Carpathian (aka Viggo the Cruel and Viggo the Torturer and Viggo the Despised and Viggo the Unholy) On second thought - no Viggo show.
This week we talk with Dave Hamilton of The Mac Observer about the Apple no-show at NAB / calling off the RAID / spreading the word on podcasts / faux pas in new media and more!
This week we talk with Bruce Elgort about Lotus Notes for the iPhone - Tim Bajarin about the possibilities and potential for the iPhone SDK - and David Spark about Microsoft and Yahoo and News Corp and TechTV (which I liike to call the golden year).
This week Ken talks with Macworld Senior Editor Chris Breen about the MacBook Air, the cloud, Apple TV, The Macworld All Star Band, and the stink of Microsoft. Plus smartphone news, dumb phone news, the flash crash, and how Hollywood is killing the economy. Mostly kidding about Hollywood.
This week we talk with visual futurist Syd Mead. Plus the guy and gal at GeekBrief TV inflate my ego. We also look at the ugly week for Apple on Wall Street and why I am happy about falling NAND. Mac OS Ken is 2 years old today! Its a celebration listeners!
Raw audio of the Mac Podcaster Meetup and Mingle with Scott Bourne of the Apple Phone Show / Leo Laporte of TWiT / Dave Hamilton of Mac Geek Gab / Cali Lewis of Geek Brief TV / Adam Christiansen of The MacCast / Victor Cajiao of The Typical Mac User Podcast / Me
This week is a little stream of consciousness. Topics include: Macworld announcements, truly ubiquitous computing, an interview with Rob Daly – Test Lead for Microsoft Word for Mac, who got what predictions right, thoughts on the Mac Podcaster Meet Up and Mingle, and the interconnectedness of all things. And Gods apparent OCD.
This week we talk with August Trometer of Foggy Noggin Software (http://foggynoggin.com) about what we expect from Macworld 2008. Plus SOny BMG shows up on AmazonMP3 and we look at my Macworld calendar.
This week we talk with Alykahn Jetha - CEO of Marketcircle - about why Apple should NOT go after the enterprise. Plus news of Sony BMG dropping DRM and how I want to spend your money.
We are joined this week by Bob Levitus discussing hardware and software of 2007 and the new glory days for Apple. Plus an eMail from a real live girl. Pinch me!
This week Bob - Dr. Mac - Levitus joins us to talk hardware and software in 2007. Plus an eMail from a real live girl. Pinch me!
Creative Strategies President Tim Bajarin joins us this week to discuss Apple in 2007 and preview 2008. Plus thoughts on the news of the week and on what the heck Day 6 is meant to be. Thanks for playing.