PSA: An iOS 18 bug is why our favorite ‘Apple Frames’ shortcut broke »
9to5Mac has helped bring attention to an issue in iOS 18 that’s breaking Federico Viticci’s Apple Frames shortcut.
9to5Mac has helped bring attention to an issue in iOS 18 that’s breaking Federico Viticci’s Apple Frames shortcut.
Mona, a highly-customizable Mastodon client, has added extensive Shortcuts support, including the ability to schedule posts – check out the story from Jonathan Reed on MacStories.
MacStories editor Federico Viticci has shared his set of shortcuts and automations for interacting with your day’s tasks in Things – check out the post from Club MacStories.
The team at MacStories have found a way to search the App Store for apps supporting Vision Pro – using Shortcuts, of course.
The team at Things has won the “Best New Feature” award from MacStories for their robust Shortcuts support – I think this is spot on.
Federico Viticci is back again with his 8th annual iOS review — I linked to Part 7 which covers Shortcuts in detail.
As part of Club MacStories, Federico Viticci published an Automation Academy guide on Tips for Optimizing Your Shortcuts for macOS Monterey. In the post, Federico
Federico’s annual pre-WWDC piece is out and you should read all 8,000 or so words of it, particularly this section about Shortcuts: While the Shortcuts
I am super happy to announce that I’m a judge for the new Shortcuts contest hosted by MacStories as part of their new “Automation April”
View the original issue. This is the week! Once iOS 14.3 drops, millions of people will update their smartphones and suddenly be able to create
Last Monday night, I streamed on Twitch for about a half hour on the topic of Ferrite for iPad with my friend Alec Pulianas, a
Federico Viticci, doing his usual excellent work on MacStories: For the past several months, I’ve been working on a shortcut designed to be the ultimate
Don’t miss Federico’s coverage of iOS and the Shortcuts app – his is the story to read to stay up-to-date on what’s new & improved.