That is all.

My large Library is way faster Too

Now with album art back I can live in songs selections , again (Like the info Options)

Love the changes

Ron Funk

Also, I used the MacCast code to sign up for Citrex ShareFile last night. I opened the account, uploaded documents, and within 12 hours I received a call from customer service specific for my industry to answer questions and make recommendations on functionality best for my needs. Although I have the Transporter, have DropBox, PogoPlug, SugarSync, and Cloud.app accounts, I like the business nature of the Citrex ShareFile.

You continue to produce “must hear” podcasts.

The reason I am contacting you is because as of the time of this podcast many journalists, including you, have been discussing Apple retaining Siri data for two years. Siri was launched on October 4th, 2011 (18 months ago). Apple saying that Siri data is only kept for 24 months although we haven’t come to that point is like me telling people I used to smoke in the upcoming months. Or a pregnant lady saying she was only pregnant for 9 months. The future is hard to predict and even though Siri code may be setup to dump info in October 2013 it doesn’t mean it can’t be changed. However, reporting it that way would be more understood and accurate.

Thanks for your time.

You said you’d link to the TextExpander Emoji on Github.
Curious, because I found one a while ago (on github) but it was incomplete.

Thanks !

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I REALLY line all the work you put into the podcast on the back end. I listen using Downcast. I like the chapter notes if I’m looking for something specific and the transcript is really a nice touch too.

Cheers!

Hope this feature is rolled out to all countries soon!

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Thanks

Steve Mays
Fan

Before YOU do 1 OR 2, I need to tell you that I may be something of a bonehead; I vaguely recall blithely ignoring/OK-ing a prompt somewhere in the process that for all I know was prompting me to direct OS X to resume the pre-existing Time Machine backup from the new (network) location. So the process just might-might be easier that the above process. I did it my way to make sure my MacBook Pro would be forced to ask me to designate a drive… and I still like the idea of nuking the old backups, you never know what little gremlin might he hiding in the migration.

Why doesn't Apple officially support this? I am 100% certain it's not a tech issue. Just like Apple wouldn't support the Aftermarket Seagate internal drive I installed on my MBP, or third-party RAM, Apple's just being Apple, and wants to avoid the multivendor service nightmares so common in the Microsoft anti-ecosystem. But this shouldn't stop anyone but a novice from network backups.

BTW: I've been lurking and listening since the very first MacCast in… 2004? '05? What a hoot it is to think back to the rumors of yore, like: will video ever come to the iPod?!

I think this foot dragging by Apple is only going to give it a bad name amongst consumers. Here in the UK we’ve had problems with mis-selling of all types of products (payment protection insurance on loans, interest swaps for small businesses, etc), all of which have put the institution(s) in question in the dog house and cost them a lot of money in compensation claims. I wouldn’t be surprised if mis-selling of product protection like AppleCare becomes the ‘next cause celebre’.

Regards,
Marlon

My other fav. map is Garmin N. America. I like the design better. It’s nicer to look at and it has some cool graphics. It does have traffic too but not as good as google’s.

Adam – keep up the podcasting!
Cheers
Bob

1. Too bad that the iPad mini isn’t actually a 7″ tablet – if it were it would automatically have been “Retina” (10.1/sqrt(2)) – but well, they didn’t want to do a 7″ pad.

2. Apple could so easily move into the “phablet” market: Just put the Phone app onto the 3G/LTE versions of the iPads would do the trick – just put it on the App Store for a good price :-)

Bernd

Here’s my problem/question.
I have a Uverse modem, connected to an Airport Extreme Base Station (run in bridge mode). If I were to configure the AEBS to use the OpenDNS servers, it would still have to go through the AT&T Uverse modem, correct? So if the Uverse modem was having issues, such as the AT&T servers not being reliable, like you and George mentioned in the podcast, then having the OpenDNS servers, configured in the AEBS doesn’t buy me anything.

I was disappointed with this, but I’m not ready to get rid of Uverse at this time. Am I missing something?

Keep up the good work. Love the podcasts.

Now I have listened to this and a few other member casts, and all I can say is “WHY did I waited so long to join!”

Thanks

JoeM

Thanks!

Unless i heard it wrong, I cannot understand why you are using a UPS for a MacBook Pro or any laptop.

If I lose power, I have a built in UPS of what, 6 or more hours?

Surge protection for sure, and UPS for everything else. I’ve been preaching that for years too.

Thanks for a particularly useful story from George. The visuals would go a long way to making it replicable.

Thanks,

CraigW

In any case, make sure to unmount any external drives and then check for updates. After much hair tearing I realised that my clone backup drives’ versions of my apps are detected by the App Store and these cause updates to show, even though the updates will only ever be installed on my actual boot drive.

Last night I plugged in one of my offsite backups and sure enough, the App Store told me I had 14 updates all of a sudden. Every single update was released weeks ago, but still after I had last backed up to this drive. Now as I’m running my clone update, the number of updates is dwindling. Funny, that!

A far bigger omission still to be addressed is fonts. All those church flyers etc are going to remain dull whilst iOS restricts them to a single display font.

Data
My normal Usage up to my Data problem:
12-24 thru 1-23=1028mb
1-24 thru 2-23=1403mb
2-24 thru 3-23=978mb
3-24 thru 4-23=1393mb
4-24 thru 5-23=1505mb
5-24 thru 6-23=1412
6-24 thru 7-23=1735mb
7M total usage = 9454mb
9454 ÷ 7 = 1350mb average

My Data blowup:
7-24 thru 8-23=5816mb
8-24 thru 9-23=4142mb
9-24 thru 10-23=2564mb

The Issue
This issue to me started when they released the new Podcast app and of coarse I downloaded it that day.
I found that most of this increase of data usage was overnight while being in my home WiFi signal (2012 Apple extreme router) and the iPhone was ignoring my home WiFi and instead using cellular data. An interesting tidbit I was not seeing it as sent or received data on my iPhones Usage (Settings-general-Usage-Cellular Usage-Cellular Network Data-Sent or Received). Strange how could I be using cellular data but the internal iPhone usage not be tracking this? Could this also be a Bug?

Support (or lack of)
After calling Apple and AT&T and trying to work through what was causing this issue (Multiple hrs on the phone with each) and having both Apple and AT&T pointing the finger at the other. Neither one could find the culprit to my DATA ISSUE. That really SUCKS!!! To clarify what was done to try to fix this issue was to do a restore and reinstall from a backup (Didn’t work) then we restored the iPhone to factory settings as a new device and later I pulled down my data from the iCloud to get I back to my original settings(Didn’t work). All this happened over three week span.

My Fix
So being very frustrated and being done with trying to work (waste my time) with either one of them, I started (9-29) to manually shut down all of my opened apps each night before going to bed and as many times during the day when I thought of it and low and behold my data usage dropped back down to a normal level.

Data usage for the month 9-24 thru 10-23 total=2564mb
9-24 thru 9-29=2059mb (This is crazy)
9-29 I started to completely shut down my apps after use
9-29 thru 10-23=505mb WOW!!!!

And the following Month
10-24 thru 11-23=1169mb (remember my average usage for 1 month was 1350mb before all this happened) back to normal.

Not sure if this helps you or anyone else but at least I feel a little better getting this out. I’m following this RSS feed to this show and I hope you get some more comments on this issue. Ill be listening for a follow up on this issue on a future episodes, thanks for all you do and by the way I’ve been listening to your show since 2008 keep up the great work that you do.

John Bilinski
jbilinski@me.com