Much to everyone’s surprise, iOS 14 was released earlier this week – a mere 24 hours after Apple’s media event. As I mentioned on Twitter and various podcasts, I’m still working on my annual iOS and iPadOS review, which I hope to publish soon on MacStories. This year has been odd for everyone, and...
Apple’s New App Review Guidelines
The Many Ways to Use Widgets
Exploring Apple’s 2020 Gaming Updates
An Interview with Vidit Bhargava
AppStories Episode 181 - An Interview with Vidit Bhargava
39:09
This week Federico and John continue the MacStories Summer OS Preview Series by interviewing Vidit Bhargava, the creator of LookUp, a dictionary app available on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS, about design, Mac Catalyst apps, and a whole lot more.
Mac Catalyst Revisited: Apple’s Mac App Strategy Emerges
AppStories Episode 180 - Mac Catalyst Revisited: Apple’s Mac App Strategy Emerges
37:18
This week Federico and John revisit Mac Catalyst, the technology used to bring iPad apps to the Mac, to discuss what’s changed since WWDC 2019, debate where Mac Catalyst fits in Apple’s overall app strategy, and share some of their favorite Mac Catalyst apps.
An Interview with David Smith
AppStories Episode 179 - An Interview with David Smith
47:55
This week Federico and John interview developer David Smith about watchOS, widgets, what the announcements at WWDC this year mean for developers and users, and David’s apps, including a new one he’s working on for the fall.
An Interview with Guilherme Rambo
AppStories Episode 178 - An Interview with Guilherme Rambo
40:41
This week Federico and John are joined by Guilherme Rambo for the first interview of the MacStories Summer OS Preview Series to talk about Mac Catalyst, SwiftUI, Apple Silicon, the App Store and more.
Organizing the iOS 14 Review Mind Map with MindNode
Like every summer, I’m currently in the process of writing my review for the next versions of iOS and iPadOS, which will be released to the public at some point this fall. As I mentioned last week on Connected, I have a feeling – based on what I’ve seen so far in iOS and...