This week Bob and Pat talk with interface designer and author Josh Clark. Josh’s new book, Tapworthy: Designing Great iPhone Apps, is a truly excellent analysis and playbook for writing not just great iPhone apps, but great mobile apps.
Josh shares with us his insights, design framework and experience on the software frontier that is mobile app development. If a iPhone or mobile app is the heart of your startup, you do not want to miss this interview.
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The Weather of the Future Tuesday, August 31, 2010 ListenAddDownloadEmbed Embed This Audio
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Heidi Cullen, senior research scientist with Climate Central, looks at climate change not just as an event set to happen in the distant future, but as something happening right now. Her book The Weather of the Future: The Weather of the Future: Heat Waves, Extreme Storms, and Other Scenes from a Climate-Changed Planet, combines the latest research from scientists on the ground, with state-of-the-art climate-model projections in order to create climate-change scenarios for seven of the most at-risk locations around the world—from the Central Valley of California to Greenland.
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Hosts: Leo Laporte, Tom Merritt, and Alex Lindsay
Analysis of the Apple press event as the new products are unveiled.
It’s time for another edition of the Macworld Podcast! This week we’ve got a four-man roundtable from San Francisco immediately in the aftermath of Apple’s 2010 music event. Join me and my guests, Macworld Senior Editors Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Dan Frakes, as we discuss new iPods, iTunes 10, and the all-new Apple TV.
From http://www.macworld.com/article/153849/2010/09/mwpodcast207.html?lsrc=twt_jsnell
Francois and I return after 13 months to relate a story about my almost serving on a Federal Immigration case, and Francois pontificates.
I guess my math skills are pretty bad. There are FOUR installments to this Bachstravaganza, and this one brings us to about half done. Thank your lucky stars.
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