Mac OS Ken: 07.27.2011

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2011

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

“Buy Button” Rules Go Into Effect for High-Profile iOS Applications / Kobo Turning to HTML5 Reader in Wake of iOS “Buy Button” Ban / Apple Brings iOS App Store and Mac App Store Access to 33 Additional Countries / Apple Issues “Supplemental” Snow Leopard Update / Office for Mac a Bit Buggy for Lion / Recent iWork Updates Deal with Vulnerabilities Associated with Office Files / Apple Updates iOS to Patch Security Hole in Certificate Validation / Apple Seeds iOS 5 beta 4 to Developers as Over-the-Air Update / Apple Seeds 10.7.2 beta to Developers for iCloud Testing / Apple and Nuance Add Access to More Lifelike, Regional Voices in Lion / Apple Replacing 1TB Seagate Hard Drives in iMacs Bought May 2011 through July 2011 / Apple Reportedly Settles Patent Infringement Suit with Walker Digital / Verizon Exec: Big Red Had Expected New iPhone This Summer Too / Verizon Activates 2.3 Million iPhone 4s in 2Q CY2011 / Apple Reportedly Staffing Up for Late Summer/Early Fall / AT&T Reportedly Asks Retail Management and Staff to be Ready at Full Force for September / comScore: iPhone Top Mobile in UK (for Now) / Reuters: Patrons of Fake Apple Stores in China Upset by Fakery / Two Fake Apple Stores in China Shut Down (Though Not for Imitating Apple) / Report: Apple Gets NYC Grand Central Station Store for 10 Years / All Things D: Sources Says Apple Not a Serious Contender for Hulu / Apple Shares Close Above 400-Dollars for First Time Ever / Make-A-Wish Game Allied Star Police Hits the App Store (for Free)

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0:00.0	Before we begin, let me just say to everyone who wrote to me saying,
0:03.0	I hope you feel better soon.
0:05.4	I feel great.
0:07.8	I sound like crap. This is Mac OSKIN.
0:17.0	This is Mac OSKIN.
0:20.0	Saying bye-bye to the buy buttons, hints around the next iPhone, and making a wish come true for free.
0:28.0	It's Monday, July 25th, Tuesday, July 26th, and Wednesday, July 27th, 2011.
0:34.8	I'm Ken Ray, and this is news from MacO S. Ken.
0:39.7	Brought to you
0:43.6	subscribers to MacoS. Can Day six.
0:47.1	More information is available at MacoS can.
0:49.7	can.com.
0:51.1	This show is also supported by the MacoS Can Podcast App for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch,
0:58.0	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
1:03.8	Apple's Buy Button rules for iOS apps are in full effect.
1:07.3	iPod and N says apps for Google Books, COBOL, Rhapsody, Amazon's Kindle, Barnes and Nobles, Nook, and the Wall Street Journal
1:15.5	have all had their buy buttons yanked, meaning people can still access the various content
1:20.4	and services through iOS devices, but they cannot be kicked by the app out to the web
1:25.9	to sign up for and pay for their respective services. So far, none of those content and service providers have opted for Apple's other option,
1:34.7	a buy button that would let consumers purchase through iTunes, with Apple pocketing 30% of the cost.
1:41.9	COBOL is using one of Apple's favorite toys to fight the buy button ban.
1:46.2	Just a day or two after killing its in app link to outside purchases, the bookseller has announced
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