Today Apple confirmed to Tech Crunch that the iPadOS 16 will get pushed back to later in the fall and officially get released at version 16.1.As the iPadOS creeps away from iOS, I don’t think this should be a surprise. Indeed, I could see…
Continue reading →Shortcuts for Mac Webinar Series
We just wrapped up the Shortcuts for Mac Field Guide initial webinar series. All the recordings and shortcuts are now uploaded and available in the course curriculum. That’s another five-and-a-half hours of content and 31 new shortcuts. I plan to continue with more Shortcuts…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 654: Data Storage in 2022
File storage is both more accessible and more complicated than ever. This week on Mac Power Users, David and Stephen address storage mediums, syncing services, backup strategies and a lot more. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: 1Password: Have you ever forgotten a…
Listen & read notes →SaneBox (Sponsor)
How many emails fo you get per day? Have you ever counted? I’m going to bet that not all of them are important. But have you ever thought about show much time you’re spending to filter through the unimportant ones to get to the…
Continue reading →My Mac App Store Feature
Apple recently asked me to share some of my favorite productivity-inspired Shortcuts for Mac. That resulted in today’s feature in the Mac App Store. I thought it came out great. If you dig this, there’s a whole lot more in the Shortcuts for Mac…
Continue reading →Focused 158: Humans First, with Rob Krecak
Rob Krecak joins Mike and me on this episode of Focused to talk about the psychology behind email, the importance of communication norms, and tips from his experiences helping organizations move to a 4-day work week. This episode of Focused is sponsored by: Indeed: Get a…
Listen & read notes →The Utility of Lock Screen Widgets
As the iOS 16 betas have continued to march out of Cupertino, I increasingly see third-party app betas add support for the new feature. While I don’t want to disclose anyone’s secret betas, I can tell you that adding third-party widgets is a level-up…
Continue reading →iOS 16 Beta 6
Today we got iOS 16 beta 6 (along with watchOS beta 6). At this point in the beta process, the updates are way more about bug fixes and way less about new features. You’ll also note that this is the point in the game…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 653: Workflows with Chris Christensen
Chris Christensen is a web developer, writer, and traveler with roots in 90s Apple. This week on Mac Power Users, he joins Stephen and me to discuss his work, navigating the world, and a lot more. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: TextExpander:…
Listen & read notes →Automators 108: Small Automation Tools
In this episode of Automators, Rose and I explain some of our favorite small automation tools and how they work. TextExpander: Your Shortcut to Efficient, Consistent Communication. Get 20% off.Setapp: More than 240 powerful apps. Try it free for a month.Hover: Make a name…
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