Technically Working Damashe Thomas and Michael Babcock

In our chat, we explore the latest iOS beta updates, highlighting setup processes, custom emojis, and more. We share experiences and insights on broken features and nuances of beta testing. New features like moving icons on the home screen intrigue us, offering valuable perspectives for iOS beta testers. We delve into Apple's innovations, discussing the potential carrier service, Siri's personalized evolution, and AI models. Comparing password managers, we emphasize the importance of secure data backups. We wrap up with a discussion on KeePass app's user-friendliness and strong data security, inviting listeners to engage and provide feedback.

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Damashe and Michael cover note widgets, Siri improvements, Apple-OpenAI collaboration, our hopes for Apple's AI enhancements, TV OS, and power supply importance

Damashe and Michael discuss a wide range of topics including Michael's new office setup and webcam, insights into the Business Enterprise Program (BEP) regarding preparation, time commitments, and post-program considerations. They delve into the BEP in Alabama, detailing facilities and selection processes. The conversation extends to the vending machine business, covering inventory management, securing new locations, and managing operations independently. Challenges with security protocols in institutions, and tiered access are also explored, with a teaser for their next podcast episode of "Technically Working", and upcoming content on iOS 18 desires.

AI Notes:

Join us this week as we navigate the intricate world of technology tailored for the visually impaired. Listen in as we share our experiences with various apps and their integration into our existing tech ecosystems. From our hesitation to include new apps into a perfectly functioning setup like Clean Feed, to discovering the potential of Sofa, an accessible list-tracking app, we've got insights and anecdotes that will resonate with anyone who values a seamless user experience. We also reminisce about our show's early days, our trials with Riverside, and the evolving landscape of app discussions in the tech podcast community.

In our tech talk, we cover everything from the challenge of browser tab management to the nitty-gritty of kitchen gadgets. We examine the practicality of various read-later services and discuss the frustrations of technical hiccups, such as JAWS going silent in Edge. Get tips on recording shows from Android devices and using headphones to avoid feedback, and join us as we express our anticipation for an upcoming busy summer with exciting new content collaborations. Plus, we'll share why it's important to choose the right tool for the task, sometimes resorting to quick fixes like Zapier to meet those pressing deadlines.

Finally, wrap up your listening session with our reflections on project management and personal growth. We discuss the perils of setting personal benchmarks for seeking help and the moments of clarity that come from mentorship. We delve into the strategies behind developing projects, emphasizing the importance of breaking down tasks into manageable milestones and the allure of creating a minimum viable product. And don't miss our tips on utilizing taskbar shortcuts to boost productivity, whether you're a Windows or Mac user. Tune in for a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and a peek into our podcast planning as we gear up for a charity event with St. Jude.

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