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1558 posts on MacStories since July 2011

Articles by the MacStories team. Founded by Federico Viticci in April 2009, MacStories attracts millions of readers every month thanks to in-depth, personal, and informed coverage that offers a balanced mix of Apple news, app reviews, and opinion.

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Richard J. Anderson has published a handy guide on how to move from OmniFocus to 2Do. Developer Ole Zorn has announced he’s started working on a separate version of Pythonista with Python 3 support. Zorn has also updated the template that allows you to package scripts written in Pythonista as standalone apps that can be...


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You can now add up to 5 accounts to Instagram so you can post pictures to different followers without having to log out and log back in. Vevo has launched an Apple TV app. The lean-back experience allows users to “instantly enjoy a stream of music videos curated to their individual tastes”. There’s also playlist...


Home Screen: Zach Kahn

Twitter: @zkahn94. Marketing Specialist at Google and Senior at The George Washington University. As a student, consultant, and avid proponent of all things social, my iPhone often serves as the initial lens through which I see, interact with, and enjoy the people, places, and topics that matter the most to me. So, if I had...


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Sleep++ 2.0 Brings Improved Sleep Analysis to Apple Watch App Twitter’s Algorithmic Timeline Option Low Power Mode: Perfect for Vacations HeartWatch 2 Review Bound is a Dropbox-Connected Audiobook Player...


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Improving the iOS Keyboard Switching Experience for Multilingual Users Airmail for iPhone Review: Power User Email Zapier Launches Multi-Step Zaps for Richer Web Automation The Futility of Pleasing All Users Microsoft Acquires SwiftKey Nintendo Outlines Launch Plans for ‘My Nintendo’ Service and Miitomo iOS App Day One 2 Review...


Interesting Links

Drew Coffman on living with the iPad Pro and how the device has changed how he works and relaxes. An amazingly thorough look at the San Francisco typeface, by Nick Keppol. Don’t miss the animated comparisons between different font weighs and sizes. How Zapier redesigned their web editor for multiple actions and streamlined user interaction....


Home Screen: Daniel Vuckovic

Twitter: @VOOK64. Serving the Nintendo Community for 15 years with @vooksdotnet. It might be the worst cliché ever but I couldn’t be without my iPhone for even a day. It’s my connection to my everyone, my family, friends, my website and community – the world! Between using it for Twitter, Facebook, web development and using...