Jun 5, 2014
Recorded live June 3, 2014
Tim Cook quoting Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, ZDNet: "With vulnerabilities such as Heartbleed and Pileup likely to go unpatched on tens, if not hundreds of millions of Android devices, the platform is fast becoming a toxic hellstew that should send chills down the spines of IT admins."
Yosemite and iOS 8 initial impressions
How the OS X Beta Program will affect us as Apple consultants; expect overzealous clients to call for help troubleshooting issues with pre-release software
Family Sharing looks great for home users, but still no way to migrate purchases or merge Apple IDs
Sam reports that AirDrop works between Yosemite and iOS 7
Joe reports that Apple Store is no longer accepting machines at the Genius Bar using "Quick Drop"
Jerry reports that Genius Bar has been lenient when accepting machines from consultants on behalf of clients; no signed letter needed
Difficulty offering help as a Consultant in the Apple Store; would be nice if Apple would more readily refer clients to us as they tend to be thrilled when they eventually do find us
Joe had fun configuring an Automator workflow for a client referred (eventually) by the Apple Store
The Craig Federighi Show from Jonathan Mann