Twitter: @joshjagdfeld. Club MacStories Member Ever since 2010, I’ve had a stark realization about my iPhone: I use a certain subset of apps way more than the rest. Although I currently have 135 apps installed, I would say that on a day-in and day-out basis, I probably use 20 of those apps. That realization is...
Interesting Links
Details on Hazel 4, coming later this month with live previews of rules, sync, and support for Smart Folders. Telegram has launched major updates to the iOS app and their Bot platform, which is now more flexible and easy to use. Myke Hurley has customized his Apple Pencil. Pretty great visual and practical modifications. Several...
Previously, On MacStories
With Version 1.1 and an iPad App, I’m Switching to Airmail Apple Pulls Third-Party Reddit Clients for NSFW Content Arq 5 Brings Significant New Features and a Major Licensing Improvement Intuitive Image Annotations with ‘This’ for iOS Imprint Brings Effortless Shopping to iOS Screens 4 Refines Remote Management of Macs and PCs...
Boom 2 for Mac
I have to admit, when I heard that Boom 2 boosts the sound of you Mac, I thought it was a gimmick, but it’s not. I’ve tried Boom with my Retina MacBook Pro and a Mac mini with a pair of inexpensive speakers attached and was impressed with the results in both instances. When...
Perks
TV Maps Exclusively for Club MacStories members, we have 50 coupon codes for TV Maps, anew app that allows you to explore maps on your Apple TV. If you would like a copy, please click the below link and leave your Club MacStories email address. Entries close 10pm New York time on Saturday, 9 April...
Home Screen: Abraham Vegh
Twitter: @abrahamvegh. Developer and designer,Club MacStories member. My preferred Home screen layout has evolved over the years with each new iteration of iPhone hardware, as well as my laziness levels. Some of my past layouts centered around areas of the screen in easy thumb-reach, or organizing by type of app or icon color. In certain...
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Activity++ Review Apple’s First 40 Years: Inspiring New Generations to Create TextExpander Updates Focus on New Service Instapaper Launches Instaparser API See the World With Streets 3 Microsoft Bringing Back Sunrise Integrations as Calendar Apps for Outlook...
Interesting Links
Tickets for the Release Notes conference are now available – act fast while they’re still available at a special price. They’ve also started posting videos from last year’s edition. Nice story by Riccardo Mori on 40 years of Apple and some of his personal memories. Facebook is betting heavily on Live video with a new...
In This Issue
Boom 2,Classic iPhone Games That Are Still Alive and Kicking(Vol. 1), Abraham Vegh’s Home screen, Ongoing Development #5, plus the usualWorkflow Corner, Weekly Q&A, Tip, Links, and recap of MacStories articles. If you missed the news this week, we launched a proper Club MacStories Newsletter Archive. This new webpage gives you quick access to every...


