This week Jaime regales us on his experience with Car Play. Tim tells about his disappointing experience with HyperDrive USB-C port expander. We follow up on Marin's Todorov's free chapters from RXSwift - Reactive Programming With Swift. Apple is taking more hardware development in house and effecting their suppliers. We also discuss a patched defect that allowed motion sensors to discover pin codes. Jaime & Tim also discuss their experiences with Apple's Clips app. We discuss Microsoft's ReactXP, Facebook app binary size and fingerprints may not be as secure as you think. Picks: New features in Xcode 8.2 Simulator, What’s New in TestFlight and the Nothing - Smartphone app from the Minimalists.
HyperDrive for the OCD Episode 139 Show Notes:

• Two free chapters from the RxSwift book!
• Why Trains are so Expensive
• Apple Reportedly Developing Its Own Power Management Chips For Its 2019 iPhone Lineup
• After Imagination and Dialog, Synaptics could be the next Apple supplier to lose out – Credit Suisse
• NYU Student Goes Undercover at Pegatron Factory, Offers Inside Look at iPhone Production
• Apple patched iOS after researchers showed a website could use motion sensors to detect passcodes
• Clips by Apple
• 2017-04-03 CBC: Someone is spying on cellphones in the nation’s capital
• RCMP can spy on your cellphone, court records reveal
• Roundabout Episode 62 – Melissa Hutchison
• Microsoft ReactXP
• Analysis of the Facebook.app for iOS [v. 87.0]
• That Fingerprint Sensor on Your Phone Is Not as Safe as You Think
• Comparing Workflows - Gitflow

Episode 139 Picks:

• New features in Xcode 8.2 Simulator
• What’s New in TestFlight
• Nothing - Smartphone App from The Minimalists