This is one of the high points of WWDC for me – Gruber’s Talk Show Live. Greg Joswiak (VP of Marketing) and Mike Rockwell (VP of AR/VR Engineering) join John on stage to talk about the stuff announced by Apple.
Watch the whole thing — it’s definitely worth it (the show starts around the 21:30 mark).
This sounds about right.
This is a LifeZone CLS with lubed 62 gram vintage blacks and I’m completely smitten by its song, as the owner’s hands glide over the keys.
I can’t take the wait anymore! This has to be one of the best shows ever created.
I wondered how Apple solved this problem, ever since I noticed that the iMac Pro didn’t have an alternate model with a VESA mount, and Jason Snell satisfied my curiosity.
Morten Rustad:
With its imposing mountains, endless plateaus and echoing valleys, Norway is a country where nature takes the lead. Using time-lapse, this film attempts to capture the ebb and flow of the seasons and is a result of one year of planning, a second year of shooting and four months of editing.
20,000 kilometers have been travelled, 200,000 photos taken and 20 terabytes worth of hard drives filled. Months have been spent hiking through the mountains, sleeping in tents and travelling through the entire country hunting for the best locations.
Simply fantastic.
I finally found the time to finish the edit of all of my GoPro diving footage. This video shows the most interesting scenes from two dives, around St Pierre and Ave Marie dive sites, which are close to Praslin and La Digue. Hope you like it!
This I did not expect.
Beautifully done.
I’m glad Apple pivoted on their PR policies and shows, like John Gruber’s Talk Show, are actually possible with my two favourite presenters from the Fruit Company — Phil Schiller and Craig Federighi. I won’t give away any spoilers, but I truly hope this becomes tradition — watching Craig and John ‘geek out’ is a pleasure to watch.
Beautiful footage of a beautiful country — well worth watching, even if you’re Polish.
Sarah Perez:
To support these claims, the MLB gathered usage metrics from the first two weeks of the season — to clarify for non-baseball fans, the MLB season is not quite two weeks old at this point (Opening Day was April 3rd).
During these first two weeks, MLB fans spent 20 percent more minutes per day, on average, watching live video on iPad compared with the 2015 season, when multitasking was not available. (MLB says that any form of multitasking behavior was counted here, not just spilt-screen viewing.)
The only video I watch on my iPad is on YouTube, which doesn’t support any of these features. Their whole site and app completely sucks on mobile — I actually deleted the app it was so bad. Perhaps someone will get off their behind and finally do something about it.
If you haven’t seen this, you’ve missed out on the greatest spoof of an Apple ad that was ever created.
Apple has made their TV Tech Talks videos available on their developer portal.
Probably the cutest video I’ve seen in a long time! Must see!
Whatever you do in life, make sure you’re having fun while doing it.
The whole video with Susan Kare is about an hour long — I’m reserving some time this evening to watch the whole thing.
You can find more Layers 2015 videos here.
Amisha Padnani:
They can be as big as a bus, or even bigger, and yet the elusive giant squid has hardly been spotted swimming alive in the ocean.
‘That’s one big fish!’
This is soooo good.
WSJ:
With a new charging case, Apple finally admits the iPhone 6 and 6s could use some extra juice. WSJ’s Joanna Stern tries it out, and nearly doubles her battery life.
That looks very easy to use. I’m willing to give it a shot.
Animated GIF source: WSJ
CallMeKat:
Hope this helps you understand the process. I made this because many people seem to think that being depressed is something you choose and that in the end, it all comes down to looking out the window and listening to sad music.
The truth is, it’s very much beyond your control.
TIME:
“The moment you meet BB-8, you build up some form of weird human connection,” says Marco Grob, who photographed the new Star Wars character for this week’s TIME cover. “It has one eye that has this really cute way of looking at you. It’s just incredible.”
Watching both droids run around the studio is great — BB-8’s whimsical antics made me laugh.
Apple:
From our family to yours, Andra Day and Stevie Wonder perform his 1967 holiday classic, “Someday At Christmas”.
Good, not but ‘Misunderstood’-good.
Rob Whitworth’s work is amazing. Must watch! You can find his previous time-lapses here—equally sublime.
