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AppStories Episode 267 - State of the Platforms, with Apple’s Vivek Bhardwaj
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This week, Federico and John had the pleasure to interview Apple’s Vivek Bhardwaj about Universal Control, Shortcuts, Live Text, and more.
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iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Updates In-Depth
iPad Air 2022 Review: Refined Balance
Apple Event Impressions: The New iPad Air, Mac Studio, and Studio Display
AppStories Episode 264 - Apple Event Impressions: The New iPad Air, Mac Studio, and Studio Display
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This week, Federico and John cover their first impressions of the iPad Air, Mac Studio, and Studio Display, including Federico’s thoughts on where the Air fits into the iPad lineup and John’s take on what to keep in mind when customizing a Mac Studio.
Beyond Doom Scrolling: Getting More Out of Twitter
AppStories Episode 263 - Beyond Doom Scrolling: Getting More Out of Twitter
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This week, Federico and John talk about how to get more out of Twitter while avoiding doom scrolling, through a combination of advanced Twitter features, third-party apps, and Shortcuts.
2022 Apple Hardware Predictions
Shortcuts Code Injection and 10 Innovations Apple Should Adopt from Third-Party Apps
AppStories Episode 261 - Shortcuts Code Injection and 10 Innovations Apple Should Adopt from Third-Party Apps
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This week, Federico explains his experiments with injecting code into shortcuts before he and John cover ten innovations from third-party apps that they would like to see Apple adopt in its system apps and OSes.