MacStories Guide: Design and Launch Your Own iMessage Sticker Pack on the App Store Why I’m Considering Bear as a Notes App Replacement Instapaper Premium Features Are Now Free Twelve South Introduces Fermata Wireless Headphone Charging Stand iOS 10.2 Beta Brings New Emoji, Wallpapers, and More Automation Service IFTTT Announces New Functionality and Apps Dropbox...
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Modern Atlas,Calculators for Every Task, Nick Heer’s Home screen, plus the usualWorkflow Corner, Weekly Q&A, Tip, Links, and recap of MacStories articles....
Home Screen: Nick Heer
Twitter: @nickheer. Writer at Pixel Envy and Club MacStories Member. I was combing through some old screenshots a few weeks ago and I found one of my first-generation iPod touch’s Home screen. Corny jailbreak-era replacement icons aside, my Home screen has remained remarkably similar for the past nine years. Sure, I’ve added a couple of...
Straw Poll
Apple’s October 27 Keynote Written Responses We also asked for general comments on the event, and these were the most frequent sentiments: Disappointmentin the lack of announcements relating to the iMac, Mac Pro, and Mac mini. Mostly like the new Touch Bar. Surprise and disappointment at the high prices of the new Macs. Underwhelmed –...
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This month, Federico re-evaluates his email workflow and tries SaneBox, Graham looks back at one year of the new Apple TV, and John talks about making the most of the time you make....
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Previously, On MacStories
Apple Posts October 27 Event and MacBook Pro Videos Apple Announces TV App Apple Q4 2016 Results: $46.9 Billion Revenue, 45.5 Million iPhones, 9.2 Million iPads Sold Apple Delays AirPods Release Game Day: Mini Metro iThoughts 4.0 Adds Markdown Formatting Logitech Launches Amazon Echo-Harmony Integration...
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Trello,Learn Something, Hundter Biede’s Home screen, plus the usualWorkflow Corner, Weekly Q&A, Tip, Links, and recap of MacStories articles....
Announcement
We made some minor design tweaks to the design of this email this week, and in particular you might notice that we’re now using Open Sans as the font for the entire newsletter. If you happen to run into anything that don’t quite look right, or you have a suggestion for how we could improve...