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Interesting Links
Brett Terpstra has opened up the Title Case API I’ve been using in my workflows for some time. You can read the details here. Automating iOS with Workflow and Google Apps Script. Some fascinating use cases for JavaScript in the cloud. Drew Wilson on building his new photo editing app for iPhone and Mac, Filtron,...
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Home Screen: Gabe Weatherhead
Twitter: @macdrifter. Writer of Macdrifter.com and maker of TapCellar. My Home screen doesn’t change a lot. That’s partly because I’ve found my groove with many of these applications on iOS. It’s also because Spotlight and Today widgets on iOS 9 make my Home screen a lot less important to my daily work. These are my...
Previously, On MacStories
Why 2Do Is My New Favorite iOS Task Manager Apple Publishes Best of 2015 App Store Lists for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV Apple Releases iOS 9.2 Apple News Can Now Feature Top Stories, Curated by Apple News Editors djay Pro Launches on iPad, Built for iPad Pro...
Home Screen: Ari Weinstein
Twitter: @AriX. Co-founder and developer ofWorkflow. Do these icons look a little different to you? My iPhone is mercifully jailbroken and I use Surenix’s beautiful Ayeris icon set to replace the standard iOS 7 icons. (Fun fact: Surenix also designed the Workflow icon.) Onto the apps! My phone may be jailbroken, but my apps are...
Interesting Links
Steven Aquino, writing for TechCrunch on the accessibility of the iPhone 6s. It’s always important to keep this kind of different perspective in mind. Curtis Herbert continues his Slopes Diaries series discussing how he created an ad-hoc iPad app to access his server backend. A comprehensive guide on how to improve security settings on iOS...
Home Screen: Aleen Simms
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