Craft, Federico’s shortcut for manually installing Obsidian plugins on iOS and iPadOS using Working Copy, an iPhone drag and drop tip, Club Member JC’s setup, plus the usual App Debuts, Interesting Links, a preview of upcoming MacStories podcast episodes, and a recap of MacStories articles....
Previously, On MacStories
Apple Updates Pages with Screen View, Numbers with Pivot Tables, Keynote with Live Video, and More CARROT Weather 5.4: XL Widgets, Time Sensitive Notifications, Complication Customization, Themes, Icons, and More Safari Extensions for iOS and iPadOS 15: A Roundup of Our Favorites How iPadOS 15 Ruined Chris Welch’s iPad Home Screen...
Reader Setups: Justin C.
Twitter: @jcoleman. Apple Fanboy. Film buff. Proud dog dad. Currently living in Philadelphia, PA but hoping to move back home to Austin, TX soon! When we moved to Philadelphia in the middle of the pandemic I knew I needed to improve my work from home setup. I was working with my MacBook Pro screen and...
Up Next On MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, John and Federico cover their favorite iOS and iPadOS Safari extensions. This week on MacStories Unwind, CARROT Weather gets a big update, Safari extensions, updates to Apple’s iWork apps, and how changes to the iPad Home Screen have affected users, along with TV and music recommendations for the weekend...
In This Issue
This month, Federico shares his highly-customized Marvis setup for listening to Apple Music and John is rethinking his iPhone and iPad mini setups by setting both up from scratch....
Meet Daylite: The CRM with Apple Fans in Mind [Sponsor]
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- FaceID and TouchID support
- Create contracts and other documents by pulling Daylite data into Pages, Numbers, and Keynote
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Our thanks to Daylite for sponsoring MacStories this week.
Creating the Animations and Chapter Art for Federico’s iOS and iPadOS 15 Review
Brian King Twitter: @bkbkbk. Brian is a video director and producer in Silicon Valley. His work can be found at brianking.org Just as in past years, I composed and animated the chapter art for this year’s iOS review in Cinema 4D. This software allows me to work just like I do in physical space—placing objects,...
Previously, On MacStories
Matthew Panzarino Tests the iPhone 13 Pro’s Cinematic Mode and Inteviews Apple Executives Austin Mann Puts the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Cameras Through Their Paces iPad mini Review: Small Wonder watchOS 8: The MacStories Review iOS and iPadOS 15 Review Extras: eBooks, Shortcuts, Making Of, Obsidian Plugins, Safari Extension Beta, and...
In This Issue
A recap of the week’s perks and where to find them,Federico digs into the Obsidian plugins, shortcuts, and apps he used to write this year’s iOS and iPadOS review, Brian King covers how the animation and chapter images were created for the review, plus a long list of App Debuts,Links, highlights from the Club MacStories+...