Exploring the App Store’s Top Grossing Chart Game Day: klocki The All-New Glif iPhone Tripod Mount Apple Pay Launches in France Apple Begins Switching Apple Music Subscribers to Audio Fingerprint-Based Song Matching Square Enix Working on Apple Watch-Only RPG GlaxoSmithKlineLaunches Rheumatoid Arthritis Study Using ResearchKit...
In This Issue
Pokémon GO,Classic iOS Games That Are Still Alive & Kicking (Vol. 3), another Ongoing Development column, a Club MacStories member’sHome screen, plus the usualWorkflow Corner, Weekly Q&A, Tip, Links, and recap of MacStories articles....
Home Screen: Andrew
Club MacStories Member On my Home screen you’ll notice that I don’t have many apps, nor do I have any other pages of apps. I’ve discovered two things in the past year that have motivated this change. First, I like to enjoy my wallpapers. And second, I can’t stand flipping through pages to find my...
Previously, On MacStories
Camera+ for iPad 2.0 Includes Enhanced Editing and New Design Pokémon GO’s Spectacular Launch Recapture Time with Moment Open Casting Call Posted for Apple’s ‘Planet of the Apps’ Reality TV Show Razer Launches Mechanical Switch Keyboard for iPad Pro Profiles of Playlist Curators at Apple Music, Spotify, and Google Play Eddie Cue on Apple TV...
Straw Poll
Vote in Straw Poll #11 Writing & Text Editors Vote in Straw Poll #11 Results ofStraw Poll #10 Audio Listening Habits...
Interesting Links
Twitter has updated their custom set of emoji – called Twemoji – with new icons from the Unicode 9 spec, made by The Iconfactory. Speaking of emoji, Jeremy Burge explains why a single emoji can take up multiple characters on Twitter. How Pokémon GO took over America last weekend. Facebook optimizes battery consumption for older...
Switching from a Monthly to Annual Subscription
If you would like to switch from a monthly subscription to an annual subscription of Club MacStories ($50/year, a saving of $10), just send an email to [email protected] and we’ll sort that out for you....
Straw Poll
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Home Screen: Will Hains
Twitter: @willhains.Programmer. Since iOS 7 I have arranged my Home screens to a three-page discipline, where the middle page is my “first” Home screen. This way, the other two pages are always only one swipe away, and Spotlight, too (down, rather than right or left). Since iOS 10 shows a dot for the widgets screen...