Ensure that if a device isn’t secure it can’t access your apps. It’s Device Trust for Okta.
Joined by Matthew Alexander, Stephen and Myke wade through a mountain of follow-up, discuss the iPad mini with Retina display, Netflix, fitness trackers and the means of payment used in Tennessee, Hawaii and parts of Europe.
I couldn’t join Myke and Stephen this week due to ongoing issues with my ISP. Get the episode here.
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This week, Myke, Federico and Stephen re-visit iWork and product screenshots, then discuss the iPad Air and Everpix.
Also: our new Tumblr website. Get the episode here.
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This week, Stephen, Myke and Federico talk about OS X Mavericks, break down the news from Apple’s fall event and complain about GarageBand.
The part about Mavericks is a nice commentary to Stephen’s review and my article on the latest OS X. Get the episode here.
With Stephen away this week, Federico and Myke spend some time discussing the magic behind iOS automation and URL schemes. They finish the show with a short discussion about Nintendo (of course).
We’re just getting started with iOS automation, and I plan on buying Pokémon Y this weekend. So, expect more soon.
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This week, Myke and Stephen are joined by David Smith. They talk about App Store pricing and more.
I couldn’t join Myke and Stephen this week because of my ISP. It’s a good episode, and David brings up some solid points about pricing apps on the App Store and diversifying your offer as an independent developer.
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Reunited after a week without Myke, the boys are back to discuss XOXO, iPhone sales, App Store update woes and revisit digital photo management, with the the help of Bradley Chambers.
App Store pricing and ecosystem for “normal people” is a topic I want to revisit. I also want to start using Everpix soon after Bradley’s book and recommendation. And, by the way, I was wrong: Miley Cyrus doesn’t seem to be loving iOS 7. But she certainly likes iTunes Radio. Maybe she needs to spend more time with the new OS?
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On the 10th episode of the The Prompt, Federico, Myke and Stephen discuss their awesome fans, Apple and gaming and gold-colored iPhones. They close with Federico’s review of Editorial for iPad, a discussion about creating things on the Internet and Stephen’s super power.
I can’t believe it’s been 10 episodes since we started The Prompt. Support from listeners has been amazing, and I’m excited about the future of The Prompt.
As an aside, if you’re reading this now, make sure to check out the #1 Prompt-related Twitter account, @timerkoalasing. He/she is live-tweeting the X episode as he/she listens to it. I’ll let you guess what his/her comments are like.
