Stories The Issues of iPadOS 18’s New Tab Bars Opting Out of AI Model Training Designing Dark Mode App Icons Apple Details Its AI Foundation Models and Applebot Web Scraping Interview Roundup: Apple’s Executives Talk Up Apple Intelligence and WWDC tvOS 18: The MacStories Overview Apple Announces New Features Coming to Its Services This Fall...
1Password Extended Access Management: Secure Every Sign-In for Every App on Every Device [WWDC Sponsor]
In a perfect world, end users would only work on managed devices with IT-approved apps. But every day, employees use personal devices and unapproved apps that aren’t protected by MDM, IAM, or any other security tool.
There’s a giant gap between the security tools we have and the way we actually work. 1Password calls it the Access-Trust Gap, and they’ve also created the first ever solution to fill it.
1Password Extended Access Management secures every sign-in for every app on every device. It includes the password manager you know and love, and the device trust solution you’ve probably heard of on this podcast, back when it was called Kolide.
1Password Extended Access Management cares about user experience and privacy, which means it can go places other tools can’t–like personal and contractor devices. It ensures that every device is known and healthy, and every login is protected. So stop trying to ban BYOD or Shadow IT, and start protecting them with 1Password Extended Access Management.
Our thanks to 1Password for sponsoring our WWDC coverage this week.
Raycast: An Extensible Spotlight Replacement Built to Boost Productivity [Sponsor]
Raycast makes your Mac better because it’s fast, ergonomic, and reliable. Best of all, though, Raycast comes with powerful tools your Mac should have but didn’t. Plus, it’s extensible, with a rich catalog of extensions built by developers around the world that solve every productivity need you can imagine.
With Raycast, everything is at your fingertips. The app’s searchable clipboard means always having what you need a few keystrokes away. With emoji and gif search tools, Raycast makes it easy to express yourself. Plus, there are tools to perform quick calculations, currency and unit conversions, and a lot more.
And with broad developer support, there are extensions available to:
- Track your flights
- Take notes
- Save tasks
- Search for your files
- Run scripts
- Kick off shortcuts
- Translate text
- and even manage your windows
With Raycast, all of this and more can be accomplished quickly and easily without switching contexts, reducing distractions and speeding up every interaction with your Mac.
Raycast is also the best way to interact with AI. It’s an always-on window into ChatGPT that helps you code, write email messages, automate repetitive tasks, and more.
Raycast is free to download and use, but with annual plans that start at what works out to just $8/month, you can go pro with its AI features, theming, and setup sync across multiple Macs.
Visit Raycast’s website today to learn more, download Raycast for free, and see how its Pro accounts can take your Raycast experience to the next level.
Our thanks to Raycast for sponsoring MacStories this week.
In This Issue
Jonathan has a collection of small changes he’d like to see at WWDC, Federico shares his iPad Home Screen, John interviews the producer of Assassin’s Creed Mirage, which debuted on the iPhone and iPad this week, plus the usual Links, App Debuts, the latest happenings in the Club MacStories+ Discord community, a recap of MacStories...
Previously, On MacStories
Stories What’s in My WWDC 2024 Bag? Apple TV Go: How a USB-C Mod Spiraled into an iPad-Based tvOS Workstation Controller for HomeKit’s Interactive Floor Plan Is the Best Way to Control Your Home Yet Apple Highlights Its 2023 Developer Programs Announcing the Club MacStories WWDC Discount Apple Design Award Winners Announced Comfort Zone Debuts...
Up Next on MacStories Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, Federico and John recorded a final pre-WWDC episode live in Discord where they shared their preparations and last-minute predictions for WWDC and answered Club MacStories member questions. Next week onMagic Rays of Light, Sigmund and Devon recap the major announcements at WWDC and score their event predictions....
Raycast: An Extensible Spotlight Replacement Built to Boost Productivity [Sponsor]
Raycast makes your Mac better because it’s fast, ergonomic, and reliable. Best of all, though, Raycast comes with powerful tools your Mac should have but didn’t. Plus, it’s extensible, with a rich catalog of extensions built by developers around the world that solve every productivity need you can imagine.
With Raycast, everything is at your fingertips. The app’s searchable clipboard means always having what you need a few keystrokes away. With emoji and gif search tools, Raycast makes it easy to express yourself. Plus, there are tools to perform quick calculations, currency and unit conversions, and a lot more.
And with broad developer support, there are extensions available to:
- Track your flights
- Take notes
- Save tasks
- Search for your files
- Run scripts
- Kick off shortcuts
- Translate text
- and even manage your windows
With Raycast, all of this and more can be accomplished quickly and easily without switching contexts, reducing distractions and speeding up every interaction with your Mac.
Raycast is also the best way to interact with AI. It’s an always-on window into ChatGPT that helps you code, write email messages, automate repetitive tasks, and more.
Raycast is free to download and use, but with annual plans that start at what works out to just $8/month, you can go pro with its AI features, theming, and setup sync across multiple Macs.
Visit Raycast’s website today to learn more, download Raycast for free, and see how its Pro accounts can take your Raycast experience to the next level.
Our thanks to Raycast for sponsoring MacStories this week.
Previously, On MacStories
Stories Kino First Impressions: An iPhone Video Camera App from the Makers of Halide 2024 ADA Finalists Announced Apple Announces WWDC 2024 Details Podcasts MacStories Unwind: The MacStories Unwind 2024 Apple Music Playlist Magic Rays of Light: tvOS Wishes 2024 and Franklin Ruminate, Episode 185 – I’ll Eat Glue Cheese AppStories, Episode 385 – Our...
Up Next on MacStories Podcasts
Next week on AppStories, some MacStories announcements, plus we conclude our WWDC wishlists with watchOS and tvOS. Next week onMagic Rays of Light, Sigmund and Devon reveal an Apple TV project Sigmund’s been working on, share their WWDC predictions, and recap Loot....