Twitter: @WillRBishop. Creator of Chirp, NanoReddit, and MiniWiki. People often look at my first Home screen and think I’m insane. “Where’s Twitter!?”, “Where’s Instagram!?”, but they’re just on another page. In fact, I don’t use folders at all, with the only exception being the one Apple gives you. My apps, all seemingly a million of...
MacStories Unplugged
JohnI don’t want to spoil it here, but Federico and I will be back for this month’s edition of MacStories Unplugged tomorrow. Show notes will be published in the February issue of the Monthly Log, which will be published at the same time as Unplugged....
In This Issue
Spend Stack, Learn to Code, Vol. 2, a tip on opening documents in third-party apps from Apple’s Files app, Will Bishop’s Home screen, lots of App Debuts, plusLinks, arecap of MacStories articles, and a preview of next week’s episode of AppStories....
Up Next on MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John revisit app subscriptions, a topic that has changed a lot since they last covered it in episode 5....
Previously, On MacStories
First Look: RTRO by Moment Vintage Video Camera App Eero WiFi Routers Add HomeKit Support Tot Review: Collect and Edit Bits of Text Unread 2 Review: The Elegant RSS Client Leaps into Modernity...
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Up Next on MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John explore how Apple is increasingly blending services with its apps, where the mix has worked, where it hasn’t, and where they expect the trend will lead next....
In This Issue
Soor, a Streaks for the Mac giveaway, a tip on how to sign PDFs without using an app, a brand new shortcut from Federico for creating tasks in OmniFocus, a combination shortcut, Hazel rule, and AppleScript automation for remotely printing PDFs, Weekly Q&A, including how to subscribe to YouTube RSS feeds,plus the usual Links, App...