Today marks the reboot of Myke’s long-running interview show. Instead of the hour-long 1-1 format the show has had for years, this episode marks the start of a serialized approach.
“Behind the App” takes a look at the App Store and how it has changed nearly everything in the consumer electronic space. Myke recorded hours and hours of interviews with developers, telling the story of the iPhone, the history of iOS app development and how to make a living writing code.
The Verge’s John Lagomarsino has written a manifesto about podcast listening speeds, of all things:
Radio — like film, music, TV, theater, and dance — is a temporal art. It relies on the passage of time to play with anticipation, tension, and release. A good radio producer knows how long a thought will linger in a listener’s consciousness, and either grants her that time, or purposely denies it. A conversation between two hosts is riddled with pregnant pauses and interruptions designed to head off miscommunications. We’re used to these patterns, and a good podcast is paced to play into them. Why, then, should we mess with that balance in the name of efficiency?
Last night’s show was a fun one:
This week, the guys talk about Sunrise, ChromeOS, Photos.app and Tim Cook’s remarks at the Goldman Sachs Conference.
It was made possible by these good-looking folks:
Jason Snell, on the unique strengths — and weaknesses — of podcasting as a medium.
On last night’s show:
To celebrate the show’s silver anniversary, the boys talk about Stephen’s shownote museum, Myke’s Mac Pro and Federico’s iPad Air 2.
This episode was made possible by these lovely folks:
I missed last night’s show, but I’m glad Federico and Myke outlined my future so clearly for me before moving onto topics:
This week Federico and Myke talk about Windows 10, Windows Holographic and unsubscribing from web services.
I’d like to thank these three sponsors:
This week on Connected:
This week, the Europeans and Stephen discuss some follow-up then move on to some fake Blackberry news, smartwatch companion apps and RSS.
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I’ve finally crashed MPU:
Katie and David sit down with Stephen Hackett of 512pixles.net to discuss his previous life as an Apple Genius, how he juggles a day job, Relay.fm and being Editor-in-Chief of the Sweet setup with his family life, his love of old Macs and more.
A huge thanks to Katie and David for having me on. It was a ton of fun to talk about keeping everything I juggle in the air.
Connected is old enough to drink legally in the United States:
To ring in 2015, the boys spend some time with weird old browsers, Hackintoshes, the rumored 12-inch MacBook Air and Federico’s attempts to reinvent his nerd life.
It was made possible by these awesome sponsors:
It’s hard to believe we’ve been making shows as Relay FM for 20 weeks already.
This week, on Connected:
At the end of 2014, Stephen and Myke reflect on what proved to be a wild year in technology.
Come for jokes about Instagram, stay for a review of the most important new app of the year.
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This week, on Connected:
This week, Stephen, Myke and Federico tackle a mountain of listener questions and are cast in ‘Connected: The Motion Picture.’
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