David and Stephen share some of the treats they've found as apps are getting updated for iOS 16. Then, they talk through their first impressions of the Apple Watch Ultra. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: CleanMyMac X: Your Mac. As good as new. Get 5% off today. Sanebox: Stop drowning in email! Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code MPU at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Memberful: Best-in-class membership software for independent creators, publishers, educators, podcasters, and more. Get started now, no credit card required. Links and Show Notes: Sign up for the MPU email newsletter and join the MPU forums. More Power Users: Ad-free episodes with regular bonus segments Disney's Snow White: The Risk That Changed Filmmaking Forever | Den of Geek Stephen and David Talk Through Their Tech Bags - 512 Pixels on YouTube iOS 16: How to Use Focus Filters to Hide Content in Apps - MacRumors iOS 16: The best apps with Lock Screen widgets | Macworld 50+ apps that work with App Shortcuts in iOS 16 | iMore Halide Mark II - Pro Camera on the App Store Widgetsmith on the App Store Sticker Drop on the App Store Apollo for Reddit on the App Store iPhone 14 Pro Features Live Sports Scores in Dynamic Island on iOS 16.1 - MacRumors Testing an Apple Watch Ultra in the Scottish Highlands - David Smith, Independent iOS Developer

Guests: David Smith, Malin Sundberg, and Ken Case. They discuss developing for Apple's platforms in 2023, including challenges and time commitment, Apple's software quality, frustrations with Apple's feedback system, managing feedback at Apple, the App Store, transitioning to subscription models, Swift and SwiftUI, advantages of SwiftUI for Omni Focus development, connecting and securing devices with Tailscale, the launch of Vision Pro, ongoing sessions and developer engagement, and gratitude towards the audience and sponsors.

Chief Strategy Officer David Smith from The Larry H. Miller Company discusses the company's commitment to giving back and enriching lives. Topics include the company's diversified business holdings, community building, and future growth strategies. David also reveals how his past roles in mergers and acquisitions prepared him for his current position at the company.

David Smith, a successful app developer with over 50 million downloads, shares his journey from a hobbyist to a full-time developer. He discusses mistakes to avoid when starting out, how customers find new apps in 2021, and the biggest waste of time and money for developers.

Dr. David Smith, co-author of the book 'Good Guys' and Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School, discusses the importance of engaging men as allies for women in the workplace. They explore the impact of the Me Too movement, perceptions of inequitable behavior, and the fear of change. They also highlight the role of CEO commitment in shaping organizational culture and the significance of men's involvement in creating an inclusive workplace culture.

David Smith, Associate Professor in American Politics, discusses the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania, highlighting the shock and implications for the upcoming election. They explore the religious views of Trump supporters, political tensions, and historical violence in the US.

Discover how focusing on quality reviews can help accounting firms generate new work, unlock service opportunities, and enhance client relationships. Explore the significance of peer reviews, income distribution in business structuring, expanding services to meet client needs, and the role of independent parties in business management.

David Smith, Economics Editor of The Sunday Times, discusses the UK government's plan to cut immigration and its implications on the economy, including the increase in net migration, the impact on the job market, and the contributions of migration to the economy.

David Smith, Energy and Environment Partner, and Chris Adams, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, discuss climate regulations and the marketing opportunities for companies. They explore disclosures, marketing strategies in the EV industry, risks of climate-related marketing, and provide tips for companies to communicate their climate change efforts effectively.

Tsedale Melaku, sociologist at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, and David Smith, professor at the U.S. Naval War College, have been looking at the ways people with the most power in society and organizations can become better allies to those who have less authority and influence. In the United States, that typically means white men helping their female co-workers or colleagues of color to advance. In an era when the push for gender and racial equity is gaining momentum, Melaku and Smith join host Alison Beard in a live taping that includes audience questions about the right ways to call out microaggressions, hold senior management to account, and use majority group privilege to help those in the minority. Melaku and Smith are the coauthors, along with Angie Beeman and Brad Johnson, of the HBR article "Be a Better Ally."