Identical Cousins

Recorded 6 December 2013.

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This is the last episode of Identical Cousins. Thank you so much for listening! We had a great time, and we loved hearing from people who enjoyed the show.

This episode is sponsored by Oxygene from the super-awesome RemObjects Software. See remobjects.com/oxygene and use the discount code ID13 for 20% off.

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We talk alot about previous episodes. Instead of linking to them in the show notes, we figured you could just visit the Archive.

Recorded 1 November 2013.

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In this episode we talk about the release of Fantastical 2 for iPhone. And stuff.

This episode is sponsored by Oxygene from the super-awesome RemObjects Software. See remobjects.com/oxygene and use the discount code ID13 for 20% off.

This episode is also sponsored by HostGator. Use the coupon code COUSINS for 25% off. Get your very own .net domain name! (And web hosting. And 24/7 support. And plenty more.)

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Recorded 23 September 2013.

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In this episode we talk about new iPhones, iOS 7, 64-bit support, and app upgrades.

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Note: Brent mentions that Vesper hadn’t been updated for iOS 7 yet. That was true at the time of the recording, but is no longer true.

Recorded 23 August 2013.

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In this episode we talk about Steve Ballmer’s retirement, Tesla, iPhone rumors, iOS 7 design, and Glassboard.

This episode is sponsored by RemObjects’s Oxygene for Cocoa. Use the coupon code ID13 for 20% off. From the website:

Oxygene is a general purpose modern programming language and environment that lets you create applications and projects for all of today’s major platforms — from Windows over Android to — new — Mac and iOS. All with the same great language, and while leveraging the platform’s native APIs, frameworks and UI widgets.

Thanks so much to RemObjects — not just for sponsoring this episode, but for their long-time and continuing support of the developer and podcasting communities. They’ve been great, and their work is worth your attention.

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Recorded 2 August 2013.

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In this episode we talk about Brent’s Grandmom, Apple developer center down time, iOS 7 and OS X 10.9, and product websites.

Watch this video — it’s funny. We Are Sinking.

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Recorded 28 June 2013.

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In this episode we talk about iOS 7 and about syncing.

This episode is sponsored by Igloo Software. Igloo is an intranet you’ll actually like. You can share content quickly with built-in apps: blogs, calendars, file sharing, forums, Twitter-like microblogs and wikis. Everything is social: you comment on any type of content, @mention your coworkers, follow content for updates and use tags to group things around the way you work.

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Recorded 7 June 2013.

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In this episode we talk about Vesper, Chatology, and WWDC. But note that this was recorded right before WWDC. So we don’t actually talk about anything announced at WWDC. We know nothing.

Note: there is some echo in the audio in this episode. Sorry about that!

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Recorded 24 May 2013.

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Brent and Michael talk to Jonathan Deutsch from Tumult Inc., which makes Hype. Which is awesome software.

This episode is sponsored by CheckBook Pro from Splasm Software, Inc. It’s a personal finance manager for Mac OS X — with an iOS app in development. It makes it easy to figure out what you’re spending too much money on. It even makes it easy to get your totals ready for taxes. (Taxes. Ugh. Gotta do it, though!) Simple and powerful. The new version 2.5 is on sale for $19.99 until the middle of June.

You can follow Jonathan on Twitter.

Recorded 26 April 2013.

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Brent and Michael talk to Chris Liscio, author of the amazing audio apps Capo, FuzzMeasure, and TapeDeck.

This episode is sponsored by FastSpring, the easy-to-use payment processing system that makes headaches go away. Create a custom order page, and even include purchasing directly in your app. If you’re selling a Mac app — or anything else — from your website, then check out FastSpring. Do yourself a favor. Do it now.

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Recorded 19 April 2013.

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Brent and Michael talk about feedback from testers, Siri and privacy, using open source code, Summly, and iSteve.

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