Twitter: @marcedwards. Founder and designer at Bjango. My Home screen honestly covers most of the apps I use regularly on my iPhone. I have a second screen with Deliveries, some other apps, and a couple of folders, but what you see on the Home screen is pretty much it. I’ve turned badges and notifications off...
In This Issue
This month, Stephen explores the role of comfort with hardware and software, Ryan provides an update on his first month with the iPhone X, and John rebuilds his RSS system....
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Previously, On MacStories
Apple Delays HomePod Following Spotify Playlist Curators Around New York’s Live Music Scene Lookmark Now Tracks App Updates Scrivener 3 for macOS Is More Flexible and Powerful Than Ever for Long-Form Writing Animal Crossing Debuts on iOS a Day Earlier Than Expected What Face ID Means for Accessibility #MacStoriesDeals Black Friday 2017: The Best Deals...
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Home Screen: Quinn Rose
Twitter: @aspiringrobotfm. Co-host of the Mixed Feelings podcast on Relay FM, writer, and filmmaker. I’ve never publicly shared my Home screen before. Based on most of the other setups I’ve seen, my organization strategy is a little unorthodox, but why should that stop us from diving in? Here it is, a true MacStories Weekly exclusive....
Interview: Ross Kimes
Twitter: @rosskimes. Creator of RadarScope, Workshelf, and StickerBook. 1. You make a very diverse set of apps. What’s led you in these different directions? I started with weather apps. I have a B.S. in meteorology from the University of Oklahoma, so weather apps were an obvious first place to start. Since making weather apps at...
In This Issue
Bobby,Indie Games(Vol. 4), Quinn Rose’s Home screen, aninterview with Ross Kimes,plus the usualWorkflow Corner, stickers, App Debuts, Links, and recap of MacStories articles....
Interesting Links
The Omni Group announced the release of OmniOutliner 5.2 for macOS with support for Omni Automation, its JavaScript-based cross platform scripting solution. (Link) An insider’s story of Apple’s forgotten VR project – QuickTime VR. (Link) Twitter has officially started testing a new feature called Bookmarks, which allows users to privately save tweets for later. The...