Federico
JohnJohn is joined by Merlin Mann to discuss managing family tech use and the upcoming iOS 12 Screen Time family features.
All 'AppStories' Episodes
AppStories is a weekly exploration of the world of apps by MacStories’ Federico Viticci and John Voorhees. Each week, they discuss the best new apps, the impact of apps on our culture, and cover the stories behind popular apps. Hosted by Federico Viticci and John Voorhees.
Fixing John’s Mixed Up, Messed Up, Broken Home Screen
AppStories Episode 74 - Fixing John’s Mixed Up, Messed Up, Broken Home Screen
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John is joined by Alex Cox in an attempt to fix his messy iPhone screens.
Show Me Your Mac Menu Bar Apps
AppStories Episode 73 - Show Me Your Mac Menu Bar Apps
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John is joined by Stephen Hackett to compare and discuss their Mac menu bar apps.
What Makes an App a Pro App?
AppStories Episode 72 - What Makes an App a Pro App?
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Federico and John consider the elements that make an app a pro app.
PDF Apps
Federico and John discuss the world of apps for viewing, organizing, marking up, editing, and creating PDFs.
Apps for Managing Big Projects
AppStories Episode 70 - Apps for Managing Big Projects
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Federico and John discuss the apps they use to manage large projects like the MacStories and AppStories coverage of the App Store’s 10th anniversary and Apple’s fall OS releases.
An Interview with Ryan Cash and Harry Nesbitt of Team Alto
AppStories Episode 69 - An Interview with Ryan Cash and Harry Nesbitt of Team Alto
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Federico and John are joined by Team Alto members Ryan Cash and Harry Nesbitt.
Interviews with Michael Flarup and Marc Edwards
AppStories Episode 68 - Interviews with Michael Flarup and Marc Edwards
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Federico and John interview Michael Flarup and Marc Edwards about iOS app design.
An Interview with Zach Gage
AppStories Episode 67 - An Interview with Zach Gage
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Federico and John are joined by independent game developer Zach Gage the creator of hit games like Ridiculous Fishing, SpellTower, Really Bad Chess, Typeshift, Flipflop Solitaire, and Pocket Run Pool to discuss the App Store’s effect on gaming.