We start out discussing the iOS update 9.3.5 which prevents a remote jailbreak of iOS devices, giving bad guys access to users personal data and messages. We also follow up on Touch IC chips popping off iPhones, Star Wars serialization, neural networks, shut down of sync and open sourcing of Vesper, merger of Instapaper with Pinterest and Nest being moved internally into Google. Pro Tip: you may need to clean out your lightning port. We discuss the EU's claim that Apple underpaid on corporate taxes in Ireland. We discuss whether Griffin's Bluetooth adapter for cabled headphones indicates iPhone 7's rumored lack of mini-phone jack. Aaron expounds on his new Car Play enabled car. Picks: Charles Proxy v4, FLEX, Classic CHM youtube channel, How Snapchat’s filters work, Papa John’s Apple TV app, Swift Algorithm Club tutorials.


Episode 107 Show Notes:

• Convolutional neural networks on the iPhone with VGGNet
• Apple Security Update for iOS
• Who are the hackers who cracked the iPhone?
• These are the 25 internet passwords you must not use
• C4 (conference)
• Jonathan (Wolf) Rensch
• The Serial: From Dickens To Star Wars
• Tony Fadell
• Brian Hayes MEP on As It Happens (starts at 10:45, end 18:06)
• iPhone owners sue Apple over 'Touch Disease'
• Vesper Sync Shutdown Tonight, Open Source Plans
• Instapaper engineer Brian Donohue is tweeting up a storm reassuring people
• Google Will Absorb Nest Developers
• Apple CEO Tim Cook: $14.5 billion EU tax bill has ‘no basis in fact or in law’
• A Message to the Apple Community in Europe - Tim Cook
• Griffin's Bluetooth adapter is early bet on iPhone 7 removing headphone jack
• Jaybird Sport
• Meet the Pilot: Smart Earpiece Language Translator
• CarPlay for Developers
• The Best Lightning Cable

Episode 107 Picks:

• Charles Proxy v4
• FLEX
• Classic CHM youtube channel
• How Snapchat’s filters work
• Papa John’s Apple TV app
• Swift Algorithm Club: Swift Binary Search Tree Data Structure

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