Federico
John
AppStories Episode 59 - Our iPhone X Home Screens
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Federico and John discuss the apps on their current iPhone X Home screens.
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Imagining What iOS Could Do for Mac Apps
Pick 2: Spark 2 and 1Password 7 for Mac
AppStories Episode 57 - Pick 2: Spark 2 and 1Password 7 for Mac
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Federico and John go in-depth on two recently-updated apps. In this installment of Pick 2, Federico covers Spark 2, which has added app integrations into the iOS version and team collaboration to the iOS and Mac versions while John covers 1Password 7 for the Mac, a significant redesign that expands the functionality and flexibility of features like Watchtower and Vaults.
Controlling The Time Spent on Your iPhone
AppStories Episode 56 - Controlling The Time Spent on Your iPhone
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Federico and John talk about managing time spent on smartphones, including what manufacturers like Apple and Google are doing to address the issue, what users can do, and how they deal with being on their iPhones too much.
iOS System Apps Wish List
Pick 2: GoodNotes and Working Copy
AppStories Episode 54 - Pick 2: GoodNotes and Working Copy
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Federico and John pick two apps they use regularly to discuss. In this installment of Pick 2, John covers GoodNotes and how he uses it for planning and editing, and Federico explains how he and the MacStories team use Working Copy to collaborate on articles.