Debug is a casual, conversational interview show featuring the best developers in the business about the amazing apps they make and why and how they make them. On this episode — Live from the Ull conference in Ireland Guy and Rene talk to Horace Dediu of Asymco fame about his background as a developer, his time at Nokia, and his current job-to-be-done: analyzing Apple.

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• Ull
• Asymco
• Asymcar
• AIRSHOW

Thanks to Ben McCarthy for the photo.

Guests

• Horace Dediu

Hosts

• Guy English of Kicking Bear
• Rene Ritchie of Mobile Nations

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Don’t leave your gorgeous new Apple Watch to charge out on the table. Get it up and charging with these great stands.

Whenever a new Apple product comes out, accessories are sure to follow. Many of us are going to want to display or set out the Apple Watch for charging. Here are our favorite stands to help show it off more elegantly.

Most of these are coming within a few weeks of the Apple Watch’s rollout; everyone expects to ship their stand in May. If you’re like me and you’re stuck waiting for yours until June, you’ve got plenty of time to pick out what you’d like and it’ll be shipping by the time your Apple Watch is delivered.

Magnetic Charging Cable

I’d also recommend buying a spare Apple Watch magnetic charging cable if you get any of these; they don’t include them and you’ll probably want a spare to take with you or put in another part of the home or office.

• $29 – Order now

NightStand

Elevation Labs’ compact silicone NightStand comes in three colors – blue, red and black. There’s simple, quick guidance for the magnetic charging cable, making the NightStand a good companion if you want to bring it with you wherever you go. Optional adhesive makes it mountable on vertical surfaces too. Look for it in late May.

• $29 – Preorder now

Luxury Pocket Stand

Pad & Quill makes durable, gorgeous leather cases and bags for the iPhone, iPad and Mac, so it’s no surprise at all that they’re offering an Apple Watch accessory too. Just as thoughtfully appointed as Pad & Quill’s other products, the Luxury Pocket Stand comes in your choice of hardwood, either mahogany or cherry. A delicately carved inlet rests the Apple Watch’s magnetic charging cable.

• $69.99 – Preorder now

Dodocase

Dodocase’s Apple Watch Charging Stand is made of walnut with carved wire routing to keep the magnetic charging cable useful but less visible. Weight in the base keeps the stand in place as you remove and replace the Apple Watch.

• $79.95 – Preorder now

HiRise

Looking for more techno, less woodsy? Have a gander at Twelve South’s brushed metal HiRise for Apple Watch, in colors to complement the Apple Watch design itself. Carrying the same clever design principles as the HiRise for iPhone and iPad, the HiRise snakes the magnetic charging cable cable securely out of view, displaying the watch at an angle to make it easy to view from nightstand or desk surface. Silicone accents and a leather landing pad break up the hard surface.

• $49.99 – Preorder now

Stand

The Nomad Stand is available in Space Gray or Silver made from aluminum. Rubber footing for the watch, cable routing for the magnetic charging cable, and a cable guide out the back. Simple, sophisticated and very minimalist.

• $59.95 – Preorder now

Fuz Dock

Fuz Designs, makers of the EverDock and EverDock Duo for iPhone, is offering an Apple Watch dock too. You can pre-order it for $19.99 before the price goes up to $19.99. The Dock works on its own, but if you already have an EverDock or EverDock Duo, it sits on the back to form one integrated system. Molded in black to match the silicon bumpers on the EverDock itself, also available in blue or white.

• $19.99 – Preorder now

Aluminum Cradle

Spigen’s long made quality, inexpensive iPhone cases, so it’s no surprise they’ll be quick out of the gate with Apple Watch accessories too. The Aluminum Cradle is just as it’s named — crafted of brushed aluminum, with a cutout for the magnetic charging cable. Watch is set at a 45 degree angle to the table surface. A rubberized head piece cushions the watch when it’s set in place.

• $19.99 – Preorder now

Watch Dock

Many of us are already familiar with Mophie’s battery cases for iPhone. If they’re a brand you trust, check out the Watch Dock, an aluminum stand with striking black leather accents. The magnetic charging cable is completely out of the way until it emerges from the back.

$59.95 – Preorder now

WatchStand

You can orient your Apple Watch horizontally or vertically on the WatchStand, which provides interior cable management. The WatchStand sports a base with a raised lip at the front, so you can rest your iPhone there while your watch is charging. Non-slip base keeps the WatchStand in place.

• $29.95 – Preorder now

Timeless Moment

CalypsoCrystal makes lux cases for Apple products, and their stand for the Apple Watch reflects their European designer sensibility. The Timeless Moment is a handcrafted Italian leather arc that comes in orange, black, white or a rich bordeaux red. A hidden channel underneath manages the charger cable.

• $129 – Preorder now

More stands!

If you’ve found an Apple Watch stand that you thinks stands out from the crowd, let us know about it in the comments. And make sure to check back as we update this list with more Apple Watch stands.

Apple has added several more locations to its 3D Flyover feature in Maps, including a U.S. national park and several locations in Europe and Mexico.

The Flyover feature in Apple Maps now supports 20 more locations, including the Arches National Park in Utah. There are also new locations in France, Mexico, and Spain. These additions bring the total number of Flyover locations to over 140. You can check out the list of new locations below:

• Canberra, Australia
• Chambord, France
• Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France
• Le Mans, France
• Mont Saint-Michel, France
• Nimes, France
• Reims, France
• Montpellier, France
• Belfast, Ireland
• Bari, Italy
• Paestum, Italy
• Chichen Itza, Mexico
• Culiacán, Mexico
• Teotihuacán, Mexico
• Nelson, New Zealand
• Coimbra, Portugal
• Durban, South Africa
• Badajoz, Spain
• Huelva, Spain

While all of these locations are currently listed as supporting Flyover, note that it may take some time for the feature to roll out to all of them, and to all Maps users.

Source: Apple, via 9to5Mac