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    <outline text="Opening">
      <outline text="Opening Music">
        <outline text="Music is Say Anything by Manda and the Marbles"/>
        <outline text="Mandaandthemarbles.com" MediaLinks="www.mandaandthemarbles.com &lt;http://www.mandaandthemarbles.com/&gt;   "/>
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    <outline text="Sponsor">
      <outline text="Audible">
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        <outline text="John Hodgman, &quot;The Areas of My Expertise&quot; (abridged) with Jonathan Coulton"/>
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    <outline text="News">
      <outline text="iPhone SDK Special Event">
        <outline text="28% share of US smartphone market behind RIM (41%), 71% of US mobile browser usage."/>
        <outline text="Enterprise">
          <outline text="Push email, push calendar, push contacts. Global address list. Cisco IPsec VPN. Certificates and identities. WPA2/802.1x. Enforced security policies. Remote device configuration and remote wipe"/>
          <outline text="Microsoft Exchange support with ActiveSync. Uses Mail, Contacts, Calendar already on the iPhone."/>
          <outline text="Tested at Nike"/>
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        <outline text="iPhone SDK">
          <outline text="Web apps, over 1,000 available. Facebook, BofA."/>
          <outline text="Same APIs and tools used internally at Apple."/>
          <outline text="Mac OS X 4 layers">
            <outline text="Core OS, Core Services, Media, and Cocoa (User Interface application Framework)."/>
            <outline text="Core OS, Core Services, Media ported straight over and added Cocoa Touch to create the iPhone OS architecture."/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="Core OS">
            <outline text="OS X Kernel, Lib System, BSD TCP/IP, Sockets, Security, Power Mgmnt, KeyChain, Certificates, File System, Bonjour"/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="Core Services">
            <outline text="Collections, Address Book, Networking, File access, SQL Lite, Core Location, Net Services, Threading, Preferences, URL utilities"/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="Media (hardware accelerated)">
            <outline text="Core Audio, OpenAL, Audio Mixing, Audio Recording, Video Playback, JPG, PNG, TIFF, PDF, Quartz (2D), Core Animation, OpenGL ES (embedded OpenGL)"/>
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          <outline text="Cocoa Touch">
            <outline text="Multi-Touch Events (single, multi, and gestures), Multi-touch Controls, Accelerometer (3 axis sensor), View Hierarchy, Localization, Alerts, Web View, People Picker, Image Picker, Camera"/>
          </outline>
        </outline>
        <outline text="SDK Tools">
          <outline text="Xcode - Source editor, project management, source control, integrated documentation, debugger (remote)"/>
          <outline text="Interface Builder - GUI design, code connections, localization"/>
          <outline text="Instruments - performance analysis tools (FPS, memory usage, CPU usage, etc.)"/>
          <outline text="iPhone Simulator - Simulates iPhone API stack on the Mac"/>
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        <outline text="Demos">
          <outline text="Touch FX - App built in 2 days to play with Photos using image picker, Open GL mesh distortion. Photobooth style effects. Shake to undo."/>
          <outline text="TouchFighter - 2 weeks, 10,000 lines of code. Open GL and OpenAL (positional audio). Tap to fire, accelerometer to steer.">
            <outline text="Used instruments to check FPS, and view stack trace to optimize performance."/>
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          <outline text="Gave other companies 2 week at apple to develop some games and Apps">
            <outline text="EA - A version of Spore"/>
            <outline text="Salesforce.com - CRM services"/>
            <outline text="AOL - AIM Instant Messenger"/>
            <outline text="Epocrates - Medical"/>
            <outline text="Sega - Super Monkey Ball - using accelerometer"/>
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        <outline text="Amazing depth of apps, and focus on vertical markets that take advantage of the platform."/>
        <outline text="Selling on the iPhone">
          <outline text="App Store on the iPhone"/>
          <outline text="Wireless download over cell or Wi-fi"/>
          <outline text="App store manages updates."/>
          <outline text="iTunes Store - Sideload"/>
          <outline text="Exclusive way to distribute apps"/>
          <outline text="Business deal">
            <outline text="Developer chooses price"/>
            <outline text="70% to developer. Apple keeps 30%. Developers seem happy with this... I'm not sure about the marketing aspect as the store gets crowded."/>
            <outline text="Apple does credit card processing, hosting, marketing, and pays developer each month."/>
            <outline text="No charge for free apps"/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="Limitations on some apps, like porn, illegal, malicious, jailbreak, SIM unlock."/>
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        <outline text="iPhone 2.0 Update">
          <outline text="Developer SDK+Enterprise"/>
          <outline text="Beta today, shipping in June as free update for iPhone paid for iPod Touch"/>
          <outline text="SDK - Free SDK and develop on a Mac. $99.00 for developer program (test on iPhone, distribute app, etc.)">
            <outline text="Certificate that Apple can use to control apps."/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="Enterprise  - $299 to create proprietary, in-house applications"/>
        </outline>
        <outline text="iFund">
          <outline text="$100,000,000 for developers to create iPhone apps"/>
          <outline text="Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield, &amp; Byers"/>
          <outline text="According to Macworld, they (KPCB) set up the iFund in order to invest in small start-up businesses, with the goal of helping them become standalone, public companies. KPCB's areas of focus are location-based services, social networking, mCommerce, communication, and entertainment."/>
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        <outline text="Q&amp;A">
          <outline text="Apple will limit VoIP over cell network, but not Wi-fi"/>
          <outline text="How will developers respond to App Store exclusivity? Apple will only break even with the 30%. You can't get on the iPhone without going trough Apple"/>
          <outline text="iPod Touch fee. An accounting issue, but Apple doesn't view it as a profit opportunity. Price will be set in June."/>
          <outline text="Enterprise program for companies who want to build and distribute private internal apps."/>
        </outline>
        <outline text="What was missing?">
          <outline text="No word on a 3G iPhone"/>
          <outline text="Cut and paste? Notes syncing?"/>
          <outline text="No Flash. Jobs says Flash light is underpowered and Flash runs too slow">
            <outline text="Scoble disagrees. Flash runs on Chumby (1/2 the processor of an iPhone) and N800's have Flash 9 support"/>
            <outline text="Fight over PDF engine (licensing) may be at play?"/>
          </outline>
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        <outline text="What's being said....">
          <outline text="Overall I think developers are very excited."/>
          <outline text="Apple's servers were being crushed"/>
          <outline text="Looks like they are approving developers for the beta program, so not everyone can get in."/>
          <outline text="Complaints and questions on application restrictions">
            <outline text="VoIP only on WiFi"/>
            <outline text="Will they allows apps that compete with their own services? Amazon MP3 app?"/>
            <outline text="Apps are not allowed to run in the background.  Only one app at a time."/>
            <outline text="File system access is &quot;sandboxed&quot; per app. App can only access it's own files. No access to iPod files (music, video, etc.)"/>
          </outline>
          <outline text="ArsTechnica other features of iPhone 2.0 include... view Powerpoint, mass move and delete for Mail messages."/>
        </outline>
        <outline text="Sun says they will work to get JAVA on the iPhone. They hope to get a native version of Java Micro Edition running on the device."/>
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      <outline text="Macbook Air supplies low">
        <outline text="Ars Technica did some investigating last week and Macbook Airs seem to be hard to come by with many Apple stores out of stock"/>
        <outline text="Online ship times are 5-7 days"/>
        <outline text="Amazon and Best Buy are not fairing better"/>
        <outline text="Customers are even reported to be paying more for the SSD models to avoid waiting."/>
        <outline text="So is it high demand or low supply?">
          <outline text="Apple Store sales rank widget has the MacBook Air outselling the MacBook, the iMac, and the MacBook Pro"/>
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      </outline>
      <outline text="GarageBand 4.1.2 update">
        <outline text="Improves overall stability and addresses issues with the automation of software instrument parameters, FireWire and USB based audio devices and Magic GarageBand"/>
        <outline text="I know many people who were having issues with Alesis USB devices."/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="Aperture 2.0.1 update">
        <outline text="A pretty significant update."/>
        <outline text="Fixes to upgrading libraries from earlier versions of Aperture, publishing .Mac Web Gallery albums, Preview generation and deletion, and creating and ordering books."/>
        <outline text="Other numerous bug fixes."/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="Apple falls short of 1,000 rental goal">
        <outline text="I saw just shy of 400 rentals."/>
        <outline text="Some rentals that were there seem to be no longer available"/>
        <outline text="Possible causes are longer time then expected to do encoding with HD and 5.1. Movie studio licensing?"/>
        <outline text="Jobs said it's taking movie studios more time than expected to get approval from various rights holders."/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="Nike+ iPod expanding to the Gym">
        <outline text="Nike and Apple working with working with Life Fitness, Precor, Star Trac, and Technogym to bring the technology to gym equipment"/>
        <outline text="Data would be transmitted from Nike+ enabled equipment and sent to the Nike+ wireless dongle and the iPod and later synced to the Nikeplus.com website to set goals, track progress, and compete in challenges with their friends."/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="BBC make iPlayer Beta available for iPhone">
        <outline text="Uses Quicktime streaming and web technology"/>
        <outline text="BBC-produced 'Whistleblower' documentary available on their site."/>
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    <outline text="Sponsor">
      <outline text="Certified Training Alliance">
        <outline text="The CTA is a nationwide organization of independent Apple Authorized Training Centers offering advanced Macintosh IT Training and Apple certification testing." MediaLinks="certifiedtraining.com &lt;http://www.certifiedtraining.com/&gt;"/>
        <outline text="If you want a certification in Leopard Support, Leopard Server, Pro Applications, or as an Apple Certified Macintosh Technician."/>
        <outline text="Even if you don't need the certification, classes like &quot;Supporting Mac OS X for Windows Administrators&quot; may help you if you are an IT Pro supporting Macs."/>
        <outline text="Crywolf is the location here in San Diego and they are awesome."/>
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    <outline text="Feedback, Comments and Commentary">
      <outline text="Automator to Automount volumes">
        <outline text="Last show we talked about using Login-items to set up automounting of network volumes. Andrew has another method since it didn't seem to work for Windows CIFS volumes."/>
        <outline text="We worked out a way to get volumes to re-mount on wake from sleep using Sleep Watcher (daemon), some shell scripts, and AppleScript." MediaLinks="Sleep Watcher &lt;http://www.bernhard-baehr.de/&gt;">
          <outline text="Instructions for this solution can be found in the 'Followup' section on the forum.  forum.maccast.com &lt;http://forum.maccast.com/index.php?showtopic=15108&gt;" MediaLinks="Mount on Wake &lt;http://forum.maccast.com/index.php?showtopic=15108&gt;"/>
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      <outline text="Review: Logitech MX Revolution Mouse">
        <outline text="Play review from David"/>
        <outline text="Logitech MX Revolution Mouse. USD $99.00" MediaLinks="MX Revolution &lt;http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/devices/130&amp;cl=us,en&gt;"/>
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      <outline text="Backing up your Mail">
        <outline text="Mail Steward" MediaLinks="mailsteward.com &lt;http://mailsteward.com/&gt;"/>
        <outline text="Scheduled to scan my OS X Mail.app nightly. I also export MBOX files from Yahoo! mail (pro) and import. Detects duplicates."/>
        <outline text="3 versions MailSteward Lite ($24.95), MailSteward ($49.95), and MailSteward Pro ($99.95).">
          <outline text="Lite and Standard can handle 100,000+ emails and uses SQL Lite database. Standard offers scheduling, export options, tagging, and merging."/>
          <outline text="Pro uses MySQL server (required) and designed for enterprises."/>
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      </outline>
      <outline text="CopyCat X Review">
        <outline text="Play review from John."/>
        <outline text="CopyCat X" MediaLinks="CopyCat X &lt;http://subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/index.php?main_page=product_info&amp;products_id=7&gt;"/>
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      <outline text="Errors with unzipping archives in OS X">
        <outline text="Listener Chris had used OS X's built-in &quot;Archive&quot; option in Finder, command+click and choose compress (Leopard), to archive some files to DVD"/>
        <outline text="He had issues when he attempted to restore (unzip) the files getting an &quot;Error 1- Operation not permitted.&quot; message"/>
        <outline text="Make sure OS is using the built in Archive Utility.app (Leopard) or BOMArchiveHelper (Tiger) to do the unzipping. It may be set to use Stuffit Expander instead.">
          <outline text="In the Finder, select the file and choose Get Info from the Finder menu (command+I). Look at the Open with... option. Make sure it is not set to Stuff It. Change it to Archive Utility.app or BOMArchiveHelper. You may also want to click the &quot;change all&quot; for this file type option."/>
        </outline>
        <outline text="Now these were large ZIPs, like 14GB, and I have read OS x may have issues with large ZIP files, so reverse may be needed."/>
        <outline text="Some reports of success using the very latest versions of Stuffit Expander"/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="The AirDisk, Time Capsule, TimeMachine debate">
        <outline text="Play feed back from listener"/>
        <outline text="Listener Martjin agrees and points out some information from a comprehensive Ars Technica piece that explains TimeMachines use of UNIX 'hard links'."/>
        <outline text="I have also had listeners say it's because TimeCapsule has some OS X server type software feature that control permissions that Air Disk lacks."/>
        <outline text="The system preference hack is:">
          <outline text="Launch Terminal"/>
          <outline text="Type: defaults write com.apple.systempreferences TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 1"/>
          <outline text="Solution is buggy and should NOT be used if you want data to be safe"/>
        </outline>
        <outline text="An article on RoughlyDrafted has the best explanation I have heard to date. This is supposedly from an Apple developer list, &quot;The problem is that integrity cannot be guaranteed — the AirPort acknowledges receipt of the data before it’s actually written&quot;. It would be a firmware fix."/>
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    <outline text="Closing">
      <outline text="Podcast Marketplace">
        <outline text="Thanks to my sponsors">
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      <outline text="New music, &quot;Games We Play&quot; by Chase the Light">
        <outline text="From listener Nick. We played a track from them last year"/>
        <outline text="Checkout their MySpace page for more info" MediaLinks="myspace.com—chasethelightmusic &lt;http://www.myspace.com/chasethelightmusic&gt;"/>
      </outline>
      <outline text="EOL: Jules Verne's Mac Mini">
        <outline text="Steampunk edition of the Mac Mini" MediaLinks="Steampunk Mac Mini &lt;http://steampunkworkshop.com/daveveloz.shtml&gt;"/>
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