JohnAudiograph Podcasts While I was in the midst of creating OverClip, my podcast excerpt shortcut that is featured above in Shortcuts Essentials, I came across Audiograph Podcasts, an app designed to solve a similar issue. Audiograph is focused on sharing episode transcriptions. The app is a podcast player that integrates transcripts of episodes into...
Interesting Links
Chris Lee shares a prototype of Chrome Home that was tested in 2016 and bears a resemblance and, according to Lee, drew some of the same criticism as the current Safari 15 for iOS beta. (Link) Spotify introduced a What’s New feed this week that aggregates all the releases from artists and podcasts that you...
Home Screen: Chris Lawley
Twitter: @chris_lawley. YouTuber and photographer covering iPad, iOS, and apps. The iPad has been my main computer for over four years now. The last time I wrote about my iPad Home Screen was in issue 75 of the Club MacStories Newsletter, which was all the back in 2017. This was a time where we were...
MacStories Unplugged
[[unplugged_artwork]] Parades, Private Investigators, Ambulance Chasers, and Open Houses Federico and John on why they’re so excited about Panic’s Playdate, a conversation about 4th of July parades and open houses spins off into private investigators and ambulance chasers, and Federico invites Club members to play a guessing game with us....
Up Next on MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John mark the release of the latest public beta with additional thoughts and impressions about changes coming to Apple’s OSes this fall. This week on MacStories Unwind, Federico and John cover a big Sofa update, Doppler on the Mac, Q3 Apple earnings, and updates to GarageBand, along...
Previously, On MacStories
Apple Releases Remix Sessions, Sound Packs, and Producer Packs for GarageBand on the iPhone and iPad Doppler for Mac Offers an Excellent Album and Artist-Focused Listening Experience for Your Owned Music Collection Sofa 3.0 Adds New Ways to Manage Your Media Lists Along With a New Business Model Apple Q32021 Results - $81.4 Billion Revenue...
In This Issue
This month, Federico explains how he’s using his iPad Pro to manage an Intel NUC dedicated to his music collection, and John shares his philosophy about productivity systems and why most notes should be deleted and archived, not saved and curated....
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In This Issue
Acollection ofMac screen recording apps, the second installment of Federico’s Obsidian series covering themes, the app’s mobile quick action and toolbar functionality, along with some of his favorite third-party plugins, John reveals the results of hisalways-on iPhone and iPadexperiments, plus the usual Links, App Debuts,a recap of MacStories articles, and a preview of upcoming podcast...