Apple Announces Partnership with (RED) to Combat HIV/AIDS and COVID-19 and Highlights Its PPE Donations in Zambia Downloading YouTube Videos on iPad with youtube-dl and a-Shell Apple Recognizes Best Books, Audiobooks, and Podcasts of 2020 Apple Names App of the Year Winners Year-End Music Insights From Apple’s Replay 2020 and Top 100 Playlists, Plus MacStories’...
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Next week on AppStories, Federico and John continue the Workflows Revisited series with a deep dive into Craft, a note-taking app they’ve been using for personal and MacStories projects for the past couple of months. There’s a lot of ground to cover when it comes to Craft and how we’re using it, so we’ll...
In This Issue
This month, John shares his first impressions of the new iPad Air, Stephen considers what the Air could mean for Apple’s iPad Pro lineup, and Ryan examines Apple’s fall event strategy....
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Interesting Links
Geoff Hackworth, the developer of Adaptivity, has detailed the changes to SF Symbols in iOS 14.2. (Link) The folks at NoteApps have set out to create an “encyclopedia of note-taking apps” that lets you easily compare screenshots, features, and pricing details for popular note-taking apps available on Apple platforms and the web. (Link) Juice is...
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Next week on AppStories, Federico and John discuss rethinking the core workflows and apps they use to produce MacStories. This week on MacStories Unwind, Federico and John look back at the year in musicsharing their 2020 Apple Music playlists, picking their albums of the year, second-guessing the Grammy nominations, and each choosing five...
In This Issue
A collection oftech-relatedgift suggestions for the holidays,Federico explains how he’s converting DRM’d eBooks into annotatable EPUBs and the app he’s using to save quotes and notes, Alex provides advice on handling family tech support over the holidays, John shares tips on using dictation on the Mac and unsticking a stuck Big Sur beta,plus the usual...
MacStories Unplugged
[[unplugged_artwork]] The Year in Music, 2020 Edition In this episode, Federico and John share their Apple Music playlists, collecting their favorite songs of 2020, pick their albums of the year, second-guess the Grammy nominations, and each choose five bands that define their tastes in music. Show Notes Federico’s Best of 2020 playlist John’s 2020 Mix...