Episode 218: Golfing With the Blue Jays

We follow up on not using Facebook for logins and Apple and AWS request the Bloomberg retract the Chinese Spy Chip story. Apple is working on a patch for the #Beautygate — where the iPhone XS is over beautifying portrait photos. We revisit Swift & Objective-C usage. The October 30th event will apparently introduce 2 new iPad Pros, iPad Mini, two iMacs and possibly a new MacBook. IBM open sources their Mac@IBM configuration. Tim Cook calls for strong US Privacy legislation. We touch on the upcoming 5G mobile service. Picks: Xcode 10 patches to Advanced Apple Debugging & Reverse Engineering, Hawkeye Access.

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Links:

• Why You Shouldn’t Use Facebook to Log In to Other Sites - The New York Times
• amber mac (@ambermac) | Twitter
• Daring Fireball: Apple CEO Tim Cook Is Calling for Bloomberg to Retract Its Chinese Spy Chip Story
• Daring Fireball: AWS CEO Andy Jassy: 'Bloomberg Should Retract'
• Apple Is Fixing at Least One Big Problem With the iPhone XS and XR
• Swift in 2018 - The State of Developer Ecosystem by JetBrains
• Apple reportedly targeting 2019 for iPad Mini update and AirPower launch - The Verge
• IBM open sources Mac@IBM code - 9to5Mac
• Tim Cook calls for strong US privacy law, rips “data-industrial complex” | Ars Technica
• Apple might launch four new Macs next week at its October 30th event – BGR
• Overview | Jamf Nation User Conference 2018 | Jamf
• AT&T's mobile 5G network to launch in 'next few weeks'
• "In less than a week, v3 of the Advanced Apple Debugging book will be released! https://t.co/5Y2hD3T2IA"
• "Hawkeye Access lets you control your iOS device using your eyes. Browse any website, hands-free, all through eye movements. Available now on the App Store! https://t.co/GGq4Xs9BMR… https://t.co/Omqjq0JxVL"
• Mineral rights - Wikipedia
• Mobile World Congress - Wikipedia — Mobile World Congress
• Ray Wenderlich Store | Advanced Apple Debugging & Reverse
• CDMA vs. GSM - What's the Difference?

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