After a few weeks, Alex & Matthew are back to talk about the beta experiences so far. Matthew hung out in Apple Business Chat, Alex gets excited about Automation triggers, and everyone is assigned a book for summer reading.
Guides you through the process of filing Feedback to Apple (previously called Radar). This explains the process in a pop-up, has you type up the problem through a series of prompts before even starting a new ticket, then guides you again on how to easily fill out the form, before finally opening into Feedback.
New shortcut Copy Checklist from Taskpaper for iOS 13 beta users: Takes any TaskPaper-formatted text coming from the share sheet or clipboard and strips out the
With about 2,500 words and 24 screenshots, I covered everything that’s new in the betas so far for iMore
Alex and Matthew are back from WWDC (for real this time) and are VERY excited about Shortcuts. Alex also briefly shouts about the Mac Pro, and Matthew needs a monitor.
David Spark’s latest Field Guide has been my guide for learning Keyboard Maestro, the Mac automation multitool that’s crazy useful.
Reeder 4 has long been a staple RSS reader app for iOS and Mac – the latest version brings some welcome fixes, new features, and sets the app on a good path for the future.
What happens with an Apple News account’s notifications when left on its own? Way, way too much – Apple News has a spam problem.
In a new type of post, I detail some of the bugs resolved in the developer betas of Shortcuts that public users might still be experiencing – check here to see what fixes are on the way.
Matt Galligan has published a collection of Shortcuts on Notion – including a handy one for dialing in to meetings. Seems like a great way to share shortcut if you don’t have a website.
When you have a bad habit you just can’t break, setting up some Siri Shortcuts can help. I put together two custom shortcuts for logging when my food expires into Trello and Reminders – plus I can ask Siri to let me know the status of my kitchen.
CalZones is a fantastic new timezone and calendar app that just makes sense. For only $5, this utility, widget, and Apple Watch app feels like the perfect solution for working with people living elsewhere around the world.
When you meet with someone new, you don’t want to fumble with your phone trying to capture important information. So I built 7 shortcuts to help with just that.
This week, Alex invites a DIFFERENT Matthew onto the show to talk about their home automation setup.
Alex and Matthew review the new iPad mini! Find out where the Mini fits in their lives.
Julia M. on her blog Rampant Procrastination: 1. Open the information tab in Overcast of a podcast you wish to log to Airtable. 2.Select the
The fabulous Rosemary Orchard joins as the first guest on Supercomputer – and she blows your hosts’ minds.
Your hosts discuss the primary computer for most people: their phones.
This week, Alex shows Matthew how little he knows about video production.
Dan Moren, writing for Six Colors: What I really wanted was for iOS to be a bit more intelligent. For example, it could realize that