The New York Times looks at how doctors are using AI to get through mountains of paperwork. (Link) Wired takes a look at robotics advances being deployed in Amazon warehouses alongside its human workers. (Link) Nanoleaf opened preorders for the 4D Screen Mirror & Lightstrip Kit, a light strip system for TVs that was...
Selling Old Gear, Managing Stage Manager, and Picking July’s AV Club Selection
Here are the highlights from the Club MacStories Discord this week:
Mitch kicked off a conversation about where members go to sell their old tech hardware. Niléane shared an excellent tip for persisting apps in Stage Manager using a multiple desktop trick. We opened up nominations for July’s AV Club media selection, which is...
App Debuts
Druck Druck is a tracking and logging app for iOS and iPadOS. I like the flexibility of Druck a lot. You can use it as a habit tracker, log new places you’ve visited, track your weight, and just about anything else you can think of. The app includes Health app integration, which greatly enhances...
Bike
Replying with Mail from Your Downloads Folder in macOS Sonoma
There’s a new Apple Mail feature coming this fall to macOS Sonoma that I haven’t seen many people talking about. When macOS is updated, you’ll be able to respond to messages or return to the message to which the download was attached directly from your Downloads folder or any other folder to which you’ve saved...
MacStories Unwind: I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Gelato
It’s summertime, so it’s time to talk about our favorite American and Italian frozen treats, plus Platonic on Apple TV+ and Vengeance on Netflix.
Ice Cream
- Gelato
- Ellie May’s Dang Good Ice Cream
- Frozen Custard
- Dairy Queen
- Cornetto
- Maritozzo
- Affogato
- Italian Ice
Platonic
Vengeance
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The Long Tail of OS Realignment
In recent years, there’s been increasing tension at WWDC in the way Apple’s OSes and the system apps and features that are included with them are presented. In the early days, the differences between iOS and iPadOS were minor, and neither bore a resemblance to macOS. That’s changed. As I’ve documented across multiple releases of...
Do Wishes Come True? (Part 1)→
This week on AppStories, we revisit our pre-WWDC OS wishes, including visionOS, macOS, and iPadOS, and look at which came true.
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On AppStories+, Federico shares his plans for a surprise weekend music project and his HomeKit gardening ambitions.
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Paste: The Clipboard Management Utility Gets An Elegant New Design on the Mac
Paste feels like the kind of clipboard manager Apple might make, especially version 4.0, which was released today. The focus of today’s update is the design of the Mac version app, but it’s also available on the iPhone and iPad. However, it’s the design of the Mac app that makes Paste feel so Apple-like and sets it apart from the myriad other clipboard managers that are available.