Mac OS Ken: 09.16.2010

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2010

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Apple Seeds First beta of iOS 4.2 to Developers / CNET Spots Tweaks to iOS 4.2 beta / Testing New iOS beta Requires Running Latest Snow Leopard Update beta / Sterne Agee Analyst Sees Apple Upping iPhone 4 and iPad Production / Foxconn Says It Is Making 137-Thousand iPhones a Day / Report Has Apple Hiring New Touch Sensor Maker for iPad Production / iPhone and BlackBerry Lose Market Share to Android in the States / Bernstein Research Analysts Say Apple Has to Expnad iPhone Carriers Worldwide / iOS Devices Pass Sony and Gain on Nintendo in Handheld Gaming in US / Pew Internet Study Says More People in the States Have Apps on Their Phones Than Use Them / Nielsen Study Says Most Smartphone Users Willing to Pay for Apps and Content / SJ Merc Says New Newspaper Subscriptions on the Way for iPad / Apple Updates QuickTime for Windows to Kill Security Vulnerability / Apple Releases Pro Applications Update 2010-02

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0:00.0	This is Mac OSUNAG.
0:05.0	This is Mac OSU.
0:10.0	The IOS. This is Mac OSKAN.
0:19.7	The iOS unification build hits beta, a hint of ramped up iPad and iPhone production, and a tale of two app studies.
0:22.1	It's Thursday, 16th, 2010. I'm Ken Ray and this is
0:27.7	news from Maco-S-Kan brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you subscribers to
0:35.8	Maco Can Day 6. More information is available at Maco Can.com.
0:41.9	This show is also supported by the Macoesscan.com. The show is also supported by the MacoS can Podcast
0:45.8	app for the iPhone and iPod touch available in the App Store now for $2.99.
0:53.5	I was half asleep when I read the press release Apple sent out yesterday, announcing that
0:57.7	it was releasing a beta version of its Airprint wireless printing for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch to members of Apple's iOS
1:06.2	developer program and that Airprint would be included in the free iOS 4.2
1:11.6	software update scheduled to ship in November. We knew that right? What was I
1:17.8	missing? Well two things. First was the part that probably had to do with deal making in Silicon Valley.
1:24.0	Apple announced in the release that HP's existing and upcoming E-print enabled printers
1:29.8	will be the first to support printing direct from the iOS devices.
1:34.3	So if you're an I-thing carrier and need a new printer between now and November,
1:38.8	when iOS 4.2 will be out to everyone, you know what to do. But the real news is the news that wasn't
1:45.0	stated explicitly in the press release. Apple seated the first build of iOS 4.2 to
1:50.8	registered developers yesterday.
1:53.8	Now we're on to the stuff about which we care.
1:56.2	SeeNet says a number of tweaks have already been found in the two months away
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