Before Federico heads to the beach for many months of vacation, the guys talk about iPad keyboards, Dropbox Paper and Instagram Stories before answering listener questions.
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There’s more to the Newby-McMahon Building in Wichita Falls, Texas than meets the eye.
This is a fun one, despite dozens of people being conned out of a pile of cash.
This week on Connected: new iPad keyboards, old ways of listening to music and a lot of emoji talk.
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NASA’s “Journey to Mars” plan is wide-reaching but a little light on details in places. We dive into it and consider what it would mean if Elon Musk beats NASA to the Red Planet.
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We’re happy to announce a new podcast on Relay FM:
David Sparks and Jason Snell spent their careers working for the establishment. Then one day, they’d had enough. Now they are independent workers, learning what it takes to succeed in the 21st century. They are… free agents.
Come for the sick intro, stay for the awesome show.
In a stunning break with tradition, Connected tackles the multi-iPad lifestyle and photo management in this week’s episode.
My thanks to TextExpander for sponsoring this week’s episode.
I’ve been meaning to learn about how working with color is changing now that the iMac with 5k Retina display and 9.7-inch iPad Pro ship with DCI-P3 panels. Thankfully, this week’s episode of Presentable is about just that topic. I learned a lot, but never felt overwhelmed.
The newest episode of Ungeniused is admittedly a little dark:
History is full of people tragically killed by their own inventions. This episode is full of their stories.
There’s something painfully ironic about all of these accounts, which span many decades and several professions.
Don’t miss the B-Side, in which Myke and I really struggle with some of the names in the episode.
A new episode of Liftoff is here:
This fortnight, we catch up with New Horizons, Dawn and Mars 2020.
There’s lots of fun stuff going on with spacecraft across our Solar System. Come get caught up.
My thanks to our sponsor, Luminos.
I crashed Mac Power Users this week:
Mac user, collector, and … yes … YouTuber Stephen Hackett joins in to explain essential cloud-based services used to run the Relay Network, his growing collection of Macs, and his photo and video workflows.
I’m not sure I’m a YouTuber, but it was a blast catching up with David and Katie. I hope you enjoy it.
For episode 99, listener Nathan sent in the best follow-up of all time. After that, the boys talk about Stephen’s PowerBooks, Myke’s two-factor authentication pains and Federico’s new line of work.
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Last night, Quinn Rose sent me this video she made about Relay FM, and it made my week.