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Who has'nt heard about "Tap Tap Revenge"? It's pretty much installed on every single iPhone out there and so when I planned my trip to San Francisco one of the first Interview I thought was Tapulous.

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Check our tour of their offices (starting in the streets of Palo Alto, one of the nicest city I've ever been) and then the Interview with Jessica Kahn, director of Engineering at Tapulous.

I guess pretty much everybody at the NSConference was blown away by Mike's Talk. He's very entertaining and it was also a lot of fun to discuss about th @_ or @ twitter accounts ;-) The other very interesting thing is that he was probably one of the most "iPhone" oriented of the speakers, and for me, iPhone Dev, this is quite important! ;)

Here's the second day summarized in one video. Among others, Graham Lee gave an interesting talk about Security and Bill Dudney about Core Animations. At the end we had a very nice way of ending a Conference (Apple should learn from that, the last day/hours of the WWDC are amazingly "boring") with a "Cocoa Faceoff" between Americans and Europeans ;-) Thanks for this amazing Conference again, see you all in 2010! Actually see *some* of you already in 2 weeks, in San Francisco! Don't forget to proudly wear your NSConference T-Shirt on the first Day (Keynote Day). Cheers!

For some (most?) of you this video might be boring as hell, but for a programmer, it's very much like remembering it's first girlfriend ;-) Watch closely, as my buddy Jason Harris tries to hack F Script Anywhere to get into Pick&Play. Note that Philippe Mougin & @0xced were busy trying the same kind of thing... This was probably one of the coolest moment of the Conference.

Finally got into working out the Rushes from the amazing NSConference back in April! This first Episode is basically a summary of the first day, with, among other things, the amazing talk about Accessibility but also the talks of Matt Gemmell and Fraiser Speers. We then had a very cool Recording of the Mac Developer Round Straight table (Is this Episode already online?) and went to the NSConference Banquet where I could interview some people. There's a sneak preview of that at the end, but you'll have to wait to see the interviews I did with Jason Harris, Mike Lee, Steve Scott, Philippe Mougin (in French) and Don MacAllister. Stay tuned.

Scott and I have a lot in common. I was never a Mainframe programmer (luckily!) but I was a loooong time a Windows (or at least a Microsoft) programmer. It's no wonder the guy is beloved by all the Mac developers. He gives so much love in the community, as he explains in the interview, that we all wish he'll be around for the next 40 years or so ;) Well at least we are all waiting for the NSConference 2010!

I heard about Jason for the first time I think back in the MyDreamApp.com (site is down btw) days... We kept always in touch and it turns out we'll even hang out in Yosemite together with Ken@eCamm and Zhares (the cameraman) just after WWDC. Jason lives in Barcelona and explains how he was, just like me, impressed by the quality of the sessions, even though he was mainly coming to meet with his fellow developers as he says...

This is our last episode in the Asus serie. We've covered the Eee family in the last 3 episodes and in this one we concentrate on the amazing (and compatible with our macs) display technologies that Asus has been working on. At the end we wrap us with some final thought. Thanks again to Teodoro and Jiayu for their wonderful introductions to their cool products.

Following my "Asus vs Apple" (it *does not* have to be like that, there's room for both), here's something Apple could/should bring in the iMacs: Touchscreens. Instead of making the keyboard smaller and smaller, just get rid of it... In this Interview Teodoro shows us how Asus will bring the Computer in the kitchen. Even more cool is the Asus Eee Keyboard. This is *really* cool and I'm sure lots of people will have that as their main computer very soon. Seriously, it's enough to do a bunch of things we usually do with computers, and once Utra Wide band will be there, it's just the perfect media center.

Here's the second episode of our Asus Interviews serie. In the first episode we saw the Eee Shell but also the 10" Tablet Eee PC. In this episode we look at the 9" version, which has built in GPS! We also look at the Eee Box, a tiny computer that fits behind your monitor. Aaah, if only some of that stuffs would run OS X...