Episode 13 – Extra Jumbo All-Apple Extravaganza plus the History of Frame Rates

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Welcome to TechMove’s longest ( we didn’t say ‘best’ ) episode ever – an All Apple Extravaganza providing over 3 hours of listening ( we didn’t say ‘listening pleasure.’ )

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In This Episode…

  • Intro to Episode 13 Rod and Keith share their early thoughts about IOS 7 and Keith orders a new iPhone 5
  • Rodney and Keith then share further thoughts of IOS 7 after Keith has had a chance to play with it and then lament over Rod’s tragic installation of Mac OS X Mountain Lion and what to do if you find yourself into a similar situation with an OS install. Find out how to deal with a water-damaged iPhone and how to swim safely with your iPhone with a LifeProof iPhone case.
  • Keith’s hands-on review of his brand-new iPhone 5 and his experience with the fingerprint reader and with the new camera and slo-mo features, which is then somehow parlayed into a discussion of the history of frame rates in cinema. Watch out for spoilers of the films Hugo by director Martin Scorsese and The Hobbit by Peter Jackson.
  • Episode 13 Wrap Up and an in depth discussion of all the great new stuff in the Apple October 2013 special event, including new iPads, new Macbook Pros, free iLife, and iWork

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2 thoughts on “Episode 13 – Extra Jumbo All-Apple Extravaganza plus the History of Frame Rates”

  1. Hi Keith
    Great podcast ! Would it be possible to use an iPad minim as a monitor ? Is there some way I can hook this up to my GH2 ?
    Thank you
    Dennis
    I just gave you a good rating on iTunes.

  2. Hi Dennis – funny that you should ask, even before the original iPad came out, I was really hoping that I could use it as a monitor – I mean why not get an iPad with it’s amazing screen for less than a similar dedicated monitor? Unfortunately even if it is possible through something like what is offered at camranger.com, the result will not be that usable as a monitor due to high latency, maybe as a still photography monitor only. The iPad has no ‘video in’ at all. I do believe you could do this with an Android tablet with some jury rigging. My solution was just to get a dedicated monitor, small HDMI monitors are getting a lot less expensive these days like in the $100 range or so. Look for Lilliput brand monitors for the low end. Again thanks for your support and if you ever buy stuff through Amazon (they sell monitors there) do us a favor and us the link techmovepodcast.com/amazon – thanks again!

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