Twitter: @iryantldr. MacStories editor. Next week on MacStories, I plan to publish an article in which I offer an in-depth walkthrough of my current iPad Home screen. As I’ve been preparing that story, I’ve been struck by how many different factors there are to consider and integrate on an iPad’s Home screen that aren’t really...
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Bad North, iOS travel apps, vol. 3, an iOS 13 SMB server tip, Federico detailssevenadvanced Toolbox Pro shortcuts, Ryan explains how he’d like to see the TV app overhauled and shows off his iPhoneHome screen,plus the usual Weekly Q&A, Links, App Debuts,a recap of MacStories articles, and a preview of next week’s episode of AppStories....
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