As we mentioned in last week’s newsletter, and as you probably saw from our announcement on MacStories, we’ve assembled a long list of exclusive Club discounts on apps and service to celebrate Club MacStories’ fourth anniversary. With over 50 apps from 30 developers, there are too many to list here. To see the details on...
Home Screen: Mike Orren
Twitter: @mikeorren. Chief Product Officer, Dallas Morning News. I have my Home screen divided into three sections: folders, prime apps, and the dock. The logic I use is that the dock is for the things I hit many times every day; apps are things I hit at least a couple times a day; and folders...
In This Issue
Details on Club MacStories’ 4th anniversary deals, CalZones, the best drag and drop apps on the iPhone, a Tip about creating image grids using groupsin Pixelmator Pro, a shortcut for choosing and toggling an alarm, Mike Orren’s Home screen,plus the usualLinks, App Debuts, a recap of MacStories articles, and a preview of next week’s episode...
MacUpdater: Keep All Your Apps Up-to-Date Effortlessly [Sponsor]
Updating apps is a hassle. It would be great if all of your apps came from the Mac App Store and were automatically updated, but they probably don’t and, therefore, aren’t. That’s where MacUpdater comes in. Open MacUpdater, and in a matter of seconds, it will report back with all the apps you need to update on your Mac and walk you through the process.
With just one click, you can update most apps, and if an app requires its own updater app like Adobe Creative Suite, MacUpdater can start it up with a single click too. MacUpdater also has a built in notification system, so that as soon as an app requires updating it can let you know. It’s a fantastic, seamless way to be sure you’re enjoying the latest features of your favorite apps and staying on top of the latest security patches.
MacUpdater’s pricing is as straightforward as the app itself at just $9.99, after a free trial that allows you to update ten apps, and for a limited time, MacStories readers can purchase MacUpdater for 10% off using the coupon code MACUPDATER-MACSTORIES. To learn more, check out MacRumors’ video on MacUpdater on YouTube and download the free trial today to give it a try yourself. Use MacUpdater and stop wondering whether or not your apps are up to date.
Our thanks to MacUpdater for sponsoring MacStories this week.
In This Issue
Stephen argues Apple should explore other devices for collecting health data, Ryan is excited about Apple’s upcoming services, but has a lot of questions about the details, and John would like more control over notifications and Do Not Disturb....
Previously, On MacStories
NetNewsWire Review: The Mac RSS Client, Rebooted with a Solid Foundation for the Future Mario Kart Tour Coming to iOS September 25 Prizmo 5 for iOS Delivers Fast Scanning and Powerful OCR Dark Noise Review: Ambient Noise Never Looked So Good Game Day: Dead Cells Apple Announces Changes to Siri Grading Program Apple Announces New...
MacStories Unplugged
[[unplugged_artwork]] Staying Productive While Trying New Apps This month, Federico and John preview some of the perks coming for Club members throughout September, Federico checks in on the status of his iOS 13 review, which is turning out to be the longest one ever, then Federico and John talk about productivity, testing new apps, knowing...
In This Issue
Fenix for Twitter,a collection of CarPlay apps, Federico shares a shortcut for waking an Apple TV and dimming the lights, plus a new episode of MacStories Unplugged, the usualWeekly Q&A,Links, App Debuts, a recap of MacStories articles, and a preview of next week’s episode of AppStories....
Up Next on MacStories’ Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John cover their return over the summer to Apple Mail for most of their email needs....