O'Reilly Webcast - Best iPhone Apps Pt. 1

With over 70,000 apps in the iPhone App Store, there's a mind-boggling (and frankly paralyzing) number of ways to make your glossy gadget do just about anything you can imagine. This webcast cuts through the clutter. Join Josh Clark, author of "Best iPhone Apps: The Guide for Discriminating Downloaders" for a survey of the must-have apps to unlock your iPhone's potential. Along the way, you'll explore how the iPhone is changing our personal relationships to information and computing, as well as the qualities that make a great app.

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Science & Technology

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• iphone
• apps
• o'reilly
• webcast

[AnonymousJuan]

Too much yappin'

[GentleBoy17]

i really wanted to watch till the end but u talk tooo much so i chose to close it....... wtf? lecturing...

[convivialdesign]

Good content here. Delivery is what it is.

[scottburton11]

Maybe, but they're not webcasting directly to YouTube. There's time to fix the audio.

There's a simple solution for this. You record high-quality audio at the source, don't broadcast it, and sync them up later before uploading to YouTube.

[corntoole]

These webcasts are recorded from GoToMeeting videoconferences, often with hundreds of users across the web. I guess you should complain to WebEx and Cisco about the audio quality.

If the webcasts were originating from the same location then they could use a high quality podcast production setup with extra capture equipment, but these conferences probably originate from different sources depending who the speaker is. You may not want to make the webcast unstable running extra software.

[rubinskio]

Where did they record this? My walkman from the 80's sounds better

[momar1970]

Agreed, would think with HD slideshare, there would be better audio especially coming from O'Reilly of all companies.