[Michael Johnston]

Adam Christianson, Jeff Gamet, Bill Palmer, and Daniel Brusilovsky join me to discuss Apple's Q4 results, Google Street View in the iPhone, Qik, and much more! Show notes can be found at iPhoneAlley.com/podcast. If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, email us at Podcast[at]iPhoneAlley.com.

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Cast:
Michael Johnston - Twitter
Jeff Gamet - The Mac Observer and Twitter
Bill Palmer - iProng Magazine and Twitter
Adam Christianson - The MacCast and Twitter
Daniel Brusilovsky - The Apple Universe Podcast and Twitter

Stuff mentioned:

• Apple Exceeds 10 Million iPhones Sold, Outsells RIM, 200 Million Apps Sold


• Qik Live Video Streaming Demonstrated On A Non-Jailbroken iPhone


• Intel Says iPhone's ARM Processor Is Too Slow, Should Use Intel Chip Instead


• Intel Corrects Statements On Apple's ARM Processor


• Congress Testing iPhone 3G As Official Smartphone


• 2.1 Update Allows Web Apps To Run In Full-Screen Without Safari Wrapper


• Apple Seeds 2.2 Beta 2, Includes Google Street View, Walking & Public Transportation


• AT&T Delays Tethering Plan Due To Concerns Over 3G Network

iPhone Picks:
Jeff - Handshake (Free)
Bill - Snow Patrol Interactive Booklet (Free)
Adam - Crazy Pumpkin (Free)
Daniel - FTP On The Go $9.99
Michael - Pano $2.99

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"Made On A Mac" bumper by Mark Fleser.

[Daniel Brusilovsky]

Thanks for having me n the show, Michael!

~Daniel Brusilovsky

[nicholaswyoung]

I don't know if you resolved the problem with FTP across Netshare (or iPhone modem), but if you set your FTP client (such as Transmit) at the proxy, it works great.

General settings:
Proxy address: your iPhone's address on the ad-hoc network
Port: 1080

[Michael Johnston]

Originally Posted by nicholaswyoung

I don't know if you resolved the problem with FTP across Netshare (or iPhone modem), but if you set your FTP client (such as Transmit) at the proxy, it works great.

General settings:
Proxy address: your iPhone's address on the ad-hoc network
Port: 1080

That didn't seem to work for me in Transmit.