[[John]] NVIDIA released DLSS 3.5 with upgraded ray tracing, which will see its first use in an update to Cyberpunk 2077. (Link) Jay Peters reports on a YouTube video by Vincent Zhong, who played Resident Evil Village on an iPhone 15 Pro connected to an external display and using a PlayStation DualSense controller and was...
iOS and iPadOS 17: The MacStories Review
AppStories Episode 351 - iOS and iPadOS 17: The MacStories Review
01:10:30
This week, Federico and John dig into Federico’s review of iOS and iPadOS 17.
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iOS and iPadOS 17: The MacStories Review
- iOS and iPadOS 17: The MacStories Review
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iOS and iPadOS 17 Review Extras: eBook, Special Editions of MacStories Weekly and AppStories+, and Two New Obsidian Plugins
Today, Federico published his iOS and iPadOS 17 review. As in past years, we’re releasing a wide variety of perks exclusively for Club MacStories members throughout the week, including an eBook version of the review, a special ‘making of’ edition of MacStories Weekly, a behind-the-scenes AppStories+ segment, and two new Club-exclusive Obsidian plugins.
Apps, AI, and Art
The commotion about AI has died down a little in recent weeks, and as the fever passes, tech companies, governments, and really everyone is beginning to grapple with the implications of a large language model world where AI is only going to become more capable with time. One of the most promising areas of AI...
App Debuts
[[John]] Pixelmator Pro Pixelmator Pro’s latest Mac update makes it more versatile than ever with new tools for working with PDFs. The app has added support for opening individual PDF pages or multi-page documents and editing vector-based PDFs. Vector PDFs allow for the editing of images, layers, and more and include PDFs generated with Apple,...
Apple’s 2023 Watch and iPhone Event
AppStories Episode 350 - Apple’s 2023 Watch and iPhone Event
59:59
This week, Federico and John are joined by Alex live in the Club MacStories+ Discord community for a special episode covering their initial impressions of Apple’s Wonderlust media event, which introduced new iPhones, Apple Watches, and more.
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Links and Show Notes
Apple’s Wonderlust Media Event
- Apple’s Fall Media Event Keynote
- Apple’s iPhone 15 and 15 Pro Models: The MacStories Overview
- Apple’s September 2023 Wonderlust Event: Replay Today’s Keynote and Product Videos
- Apple Announces Availability Dates for New iPhones and Apple Watches
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Interesting Links
The Flipper Zero, the self-described multi-tool for geeks, is one of those gadgets that’s got a lot of prank (and hacking) potential. This week, TechCrunch’s Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reported on how the device can be used to spam iPhones with Bluetooth connection alerts in a DDOS-like attack. (Link) ZSA launched a futuristic split mechanical keyboard called...
Interactive iPhone Tamagotchi, A Familiar Face, the Arc Browser, and Weather Apps
Here are the highlights from the Club MacStories Discord this week: [[john]] Dillon, who is a Club member, announced the beta of a tamagotchi-style pet game that takes advantage of iOS 17’s widget interactivity. Chris Z spotted an avatar in the HeartWatch app that bears a striking resemblance to our Editor-in-Chief. Jonathan posted the latest...
Bookmarking Apps Revisited
AppStories Episode 349 - Bookmarking Apps Revisited
45:49
This week, Federico and John look at the history of bookmarking apps, their relationship to read-later apps, how their use of bookmarking apps has changed, and their favorite modern bookmarking apps.
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Links and Show Notes
Bookmarking Apps
- Historical Context
- The Relationship of Bookmarking Tools and Read-Later Apps
- Everything Apps for Bookmarking
- Modern Bookmarking Apps
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