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Opening Music
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Music is Say Anything by Manda and the Marbles
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Sponsor: Lynda.com
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News
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Apple Watch S1 Teardown
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There has been a lot of recent analysis of the Apple Watches parts and construction
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First iFixIt, then Chipworks x-rays, and finally ABI Researches "decapitation".
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Here’s some things we learned
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New Apple APL0778 application processor made by Samsung using a 28nm process.
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Tiny 3.8V 205 mAh battery in the 38mm version
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Display and digitizer seems to be a somewhat easy to replace unit once you get past the glue.
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Super tiny tri-wing screws. iFixit had to mod their tools
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Taptic engine is a tiny linear actuator.
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A 6-axis accelerometer/gyroscope all in a single component (unique to this Apple product)
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512 MB of RAM, same amount as the iPhone 4, but not the same type. Apple Watch uses static random access memory (SRAM) vs. the more common DRAM.
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Steve Troughton-Smith noted that the Watch uses a firmware with a PowerVR SGX543 driver
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Same GPU that was found in the Apple A5 processor (iPad 2 and iPhone 4S)
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IHS iSuppli Teardown and why it’s wrong
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Estimated the component cost of a 38mm Apple Watch Sport at $81.20
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Display at $20.50
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S1 at $10.20
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They claim this give the Apple Watch a high profit margin considering the hardware components represent just 24 percent of the $349 selling price.
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Their data directly contradicts Apple CEO Tim Cook’s statement from the Q2 2015 earnings call that Apple Watch margins are lower than the company average
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Tim Cook called these kinds of breakdowns completely inaccurate during Apple’s quarterly conference call.
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I did not see a cost for the aluminum casing for example in the iSupply numbers.
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Apple works closely with manufacturing partners and often they develop custom or completely new components. The R&D alone would significantly drive up component costs.
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Also things like advertising, software, distribution, custom machines, manufacturing costs are not accounted for.
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Taptic Engine blamed for slow Watch shipments
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One little component may be the thing that had stood between you and your Apple Watch
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Slice Intelligence last week predicted that as many as 1.7 million Apple Watches might have been ordered, but only about 22% had shipped as of last week.
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Some of the 42mm watch shipments slipped into July.
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Speculation that the 42mm is more popular and that the 38mm is too small (I disagree).
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Things do seem to be picking up though. Some folks who were set to get units later this month are receiving them already
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Also there are signs on Apple’s web site that In-Store pickups might be an option soon.
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We can only speculate on why there was such a shortage, but the Taptic Engine has taken much of the blame.
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The Wall Street Journal ran a piece saying they discovered that AAC Technologies Holdings Inc, one of Apple’s two Taptic Engine Suppliers, supplied units which began failing during reliability testing.
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They never shipped units with faulty engines, but that meant they had fewer units ready at launch.
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More Apple Watch Stuff
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Heart rate sensor won’t work through dark tattoos
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Sensor has been tested and is almost as accurate as the top rated wristband heart rate sensor currently on the market.
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3rd Party Bands
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Can remove the Classic and Modern buckle bands with a pentalobe screwdriver.
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New "Creating Bands for Apple Watch" on developer site
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Guidelines include requirements for the bands to achieve Apple certification in the new Made for Apple Watch program.
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Required to use Apple Watch "lugs" and follow specific guidelines on design placement
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Should not integrate magnetic chargers
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Bands also cannot prevent a user's skin from maintaining direct contact with the Watch's heart rate sensors
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Also can’t interfere with watch functions, sensors, display, buttons, etc.
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Developer UI Guidelines
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3rd party apps that just present the time are not allowed.
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Apps don’t have direct access to Digital Crown or Side button.
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Use black for your app’s background color.
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Avoid displaying your logo in your app and Don’t include a launch screen.
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icon will be important then
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Sticky digital crown? Rinse it off.
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Run the Apple Watch under fresh water from a faucet for 10 to 15 seconds.
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Obviously turn it off first and remove the band if you have one you don’t want to get wet.
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Apple Watch has an IPX7 water resistance rating. Up to 30 mins in 1 meter of water.
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Apple Pay expands, contracts, expands
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Best Buy will take Apple Pay
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Big deal because Best Buy is a member of MCX
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First in the Best Buy app, but they say in stores later this year.
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Added support for 24 new banks and credit unions
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Reports that some Home Depot locations were no longer accepting Apple Pay
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That was quickly silenced when it turned out they were bringing Apple Pay to 2,000 stores
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Will make Home Depot the largest retail supporter of Apple Pay.
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Will iPad Pro juice sales?
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Apple still sells the most tablets of any maker world wide
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Latest numbers from IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker had Apple with a 26.8% share of the global tablet market in the first quarter of 2015 shipping 12.6 million units
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But that is still a 22.9% decline in shipments year over year.
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I think that tablets are at a stasis and will likely be on a similar cycle to desktop and laptops in terms of purchases for most people.
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Still could an iPad Pro give Apple another jump in iPad sales?
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Seems to niche a market for me.
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Latest leaks from the French blog nowhereelse.fr show specs that the screen might be 12.9-inches, not the 12.2 we’ve had from other rumors
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That’s BIG.
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Still four speakers
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Other rumors are a triple-core A8X processor, 2 GB of RAM, and Touch ID.
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Also some speculation of a pressure sensitive Apple stylus are still out there.
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Force touch and NFC have also been thrown around, along with USB-C replacing the lightning connector
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NFC for easy pairing and possible use as an Apple Pay terminal.
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Apple Media Service Updates
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Apple TV
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Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes said Apple was "very forward-thinking about television." and he is "pretty confident" Apple will be launching a subscription streaming TV service in the near future
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In the quarterly results call Tim Cook commented that he sees "major, major changes in media" and hinted that Apple could the company bringing those changes.
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Current thinking is Apple wants to put together a $30-$40/mo service with a handful of partner channels and content
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Apple TV remote with touchpad.
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Will it have ForceTouch? A screen?
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Still have the Play/pause and Menu buttons
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Be slightly thicker
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Refreshed Apple TV hardware expected to be revealed around WWDC in June
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A8 processor, App Store and Siri voice controls.
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I hope it also integrates HomeKit, but that seems dead in the water.
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New Apple TV Channels
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CBS Sports and USA NOW
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Apple also added new channels for users in Canada, France, and Germany. Canadians receive access to CraveTV and Shomi, while French and German users receive Arte
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Beats/Apple Streaming Music Service
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Rumors that Apple has been hinting that music labels should should pressure services like Spotify to not offer a free tier of service
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The European Commission is also investigating similar allegations
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Only about one-quarter of Spotify's 60 million customers have paid subscriptions.
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Supposedly is bringing the attention of the DOJ and FTC
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Spotify and others are also complaining that Apple’s Store policies give them a price advantage
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The issue is the 30 percent cut of in-app purchases and subscriptions.
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Spotify, has to charge $13 a month for a Premium subscription bought through its iOS app, vs. the $10 "regular" price.
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Apple is supposedly trying to rapidly close music deals so it can announce the new service in June
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One sticking point was pricing. Apple reportedly wanted $7.99/mo but got push back.
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Apple is using it’s customer base as leverage to try and get better and exclusive deals
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Apple’s service won;t have a "free" tier, but their may be some try-before-you-buy options
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Free for the first three months, labels and artists could make some portion of their catalogs available for non-subscribers.
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Also rumors that will announce iTunes Radio in many other countries
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Along side iOS 8.4 and iTunes 12.2
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Human curated radio stations with the help of recently hired staff and DJ’s from BBC Radio 1
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Gazelle
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It’s a great and easy way to get some cash to help you upgrade or purchase new stuff.
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They give you a fair and up front offer
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They will even buy your broken devices
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They make the process of selling your used iPhone simple and hassle free
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Go to gazelle.com – that’s g-a-z-e-l-l-e dot com – and find your item
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Tell Gazelle the condition
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The offer process takes less than a minute and do it today because your gadgets may lose value the longer you wait.
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Feedback, commentary, opinions
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How autonomous is the Apple Watch?
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It can tell the time without being tethered.
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Track your move, exercise, and stand progress. Also can check heart rate.
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Workout app tracking
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Spend at least 20-minutes doing an "Outdoor" walk or run with your phone so it can learn your strides
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This will improve the step and distance accuracy when you are away from your phone later
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Listen to Music
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Set a "Sync’d" playlist in the Apple Watch app and set the amount of space you want to use up. Up to 2GB.
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You’ll need to pair a set of Bluetooth headphone or earbuds to listen.
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Photos
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Under 'Photos' in Apple Watch app
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Set the Synced Album, the default is 'Favorites'
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Set Photo storage limit 5MB to 75MB (25-500 photos)
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Cached data
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Any data you might have recently viewed in apps like Mail, Calendar, and Messages is cached and may be visible.
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Also cached data in 3rd party apps.
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Apple Pay
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As long as your card is already loaded.
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Understanding Apple Watch movement
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And I don’t mean watch movement
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I have been confused bytes because it seems as though I have received exercise credit when I didn’t exercise or not been credited for standing when I was.
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Luckily the gang at iMore came to the rescue to clear up the confusion.
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Stand really means, "move around".
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If you are stationary, even in a standing position, for too long you’ll get a "stand" notification.
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Typically comes about 10 minutes before the hour so you have time to get the credit.
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Walk around for at least 60 seconds.
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Exercise is anything equivalent to a "brisk walk".
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Activity to bring your heart rate within that range should count.
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Not sure how Apple calculates the heart rate needed to qualify.
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Apple Watch learns your "habits" and adjusts the credit accordingly. If you exercise a lot you will have to achieve a higher level to get the credit.
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Meant to encourage you to do more.
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Move
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Based on how much you move and your heart rate which determines calorie count
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Separates "active" calories from just calories you’d burn just being alive.
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Move goal is a target for "active" calories.
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Most fitness trackers use "total" calories.
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Use the Activity app on the iPhone to get a lot more detail on all your stats
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See history of your data.
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Apple Watch tips
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Force touch heart or face animated emoji to change their color
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Heart can be Red, Blue, or Purple
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Face can be Yellow or Red
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Force Touch Stopwatch to get different Modes
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Force Touch notifications to get "Clear all" option
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Force Touch Calendar detail view to see option for 'Day' vs. 'List' or to jump to ’Today'
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Force Touch Weather to get options for outer ring data, Condition, % chance of Rain, or Temp
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Can just tap the center to toggle it too.
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Force Touch in Maps to get Search or use a contact
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Long press on a swatch in Digital Touch to get a custom color picker.
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Blue dot by a Friend in the Digital Touch screen means you missed a message from them.
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Select them and tap the Digital Touch icon to view the missed touch.
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Cover with hand to quickly turn the screen off.
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Flat palm seems to work best for me.
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Force Quit stuck app
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hold down the side button until you see the power off screen, then hold the side button again to return to your Watch's home screen.
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Mark current location
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Open Maps
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Tap the location to get the blue dot.
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Tap the blue dot on your current location.
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Tap 'Mark my Location' and you’ll get the purple pin.
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Long press to place a pin on the map, tap to get directions to the pin from your current location.
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Customize the "stock" message replies
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On iPhone open the Apple Watch App
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Go to Messages
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Tap on 'Default Replies'
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You can then change them to be more tailored to your personality or set up ones more appropriate to the way you communicate.
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Backing up an external iTunes Library
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If you have a large iTunes Media library it quickly becomes almost impossible to keep it stored on your internal drive.
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Mine is now over 1TB, so I move sit to a 2TB 2.5-inch external drive long ago.
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David is in a similar situation and plans to move his library to an external, but has a big concern. What about back-up?
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Will or can Time Machine continue to back up the iTunes Media Folder if it’s moved to an external?
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The short answer is NO.
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There may be some ticks, but usually they are more trouble than they are worth.
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My strategy
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ChronoSync. I have it sync the iTunes Media folder from the external to a Drobo
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Also set it so that it doesn’t synchronize deletions.
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Crash Plan
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You could also get a second external HDD and use ChronoSync or a cloning app, like Super Duper or Carbon Copy Cloner and schedule that.
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'discoveryd' issues? Yeah, me too.
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So I didn’t know exactly what was going on but had noticed that a couple of devices on my network were losing their network names and getting the classic (n) appended to their names.
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Specifically my Apple TV (3) and Macbook Air (2)
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I also had some slow network and computer issues affecting Skype and when looking at Activity monitor saw a service called 'discoveryd' pegged at over 100% CPU.
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I did some resets and reboots and thought not much of it until I got an email from Mike pointing to an iMore article about The Chock (Craig Hockenberry) going off on this exact same issue (NSFW)
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The issues: network process using 100% of the CPU, WiFi disconnecting at random times, and names, names (1), names (2), names (4).
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The source of our woes seems to be a new process called 'discoveryd'. It replaced something in OS X Mavericks called 'mDNSResponder'.
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These service managed many of the networking functions in OS X and while mDNSResponder served OS X well for many years it seems Apple decided to replace it.
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The main reasoning is likely to add support for the new Handoff and continuity features.
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Trouble is that the new software, like many rewritten software, has some serious bugs.
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Issues you may be having
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Suddenly Safari (or your browser) stops working. You can’t seem to load websites.
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Duplicate machine names. The (n) issue.
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Very inconsistent wake on demand. My wife’s Mac Mini seems to be constantly waking itself up for no reason. Mostly when I walk into the room with my iPhone, probably a handoff thing, but my iPhone isn’t associated with her mac mini in any way.
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Can’t connect to remote access from outside. Back to My Mac, screen sharing, etc.
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Bonjour issues.
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If you are having issue you might look at the Utilities > Activity monitor and see if the 'discovered' service has run amok. You can kill it or restart if it has.
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Fixes typically involve rebooting Macs or devices, shutting down completely, rebooting your router.
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You can also go in a manually reset the Machine name on Macs via the 'Sharing' Preferences. That is assuming the network doesn’t still have the name in the cache.
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I went through my Airport and assigned DHCP reservations to EVERY device on my network and that seems to have helped so far.
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That includes Internet of Things devices, printers, etc. If it gets an IP, it now has a reserved one.
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Airport Utility > Network tab.
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DHCP Reservations.
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Use the MAC Address or a DHCP Client ID and assign the desired IP reservation.
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Assign a DHCP Client ID from the System Preferences > Network. Click 'Advanced…' and in the TCP/IP tab you’ll see 'DHCP Client ID'. On iOS it’s in the Networks drill down.
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FaceTime audio input
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Play question from Kenny
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The only tip I would have would be to show the Volume controls in the menubar
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System Preferences > Sound
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Show volume in menu bar
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Then you can Option+Click the volume icon to quickly change your input and outputs.
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When you finish your call switch them back.
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Thing of the Moment: ScreenSavrz & RadSleevz
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I briefly mentioned these in a recent Maccast and made them my pick on Macbreak Weekly.
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I really like to keep my Mac stuff looking like new and I’m not a big fan of wraps or shells.
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RadTech makes these awesome microfiber sleeves and screen protectors.
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They last forever, so if the form factor doesn’t change too much you can keep using them.
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In a pinch I use my 15-inch ones with the 13-inch Macbook Air, but they’re better form fitted.
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Come in a range of colors. Red, blue, green, black, purple, grey.
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Double as device cleaning cloth.
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RadTech has offered ALL Maccast listeners a discount of 20% on almost all their products. Use code 'MACCAST20' at checkout.
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They also sent me a bunch of stuff to give away.
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Urban Armor Gear cases for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
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ACpower and AutoPower adapters
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ScreenSaverz
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WaveJamr Bluetooth Wireless Audio Receiver
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Enter at maccast.com/radtech
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Closing
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