This time on Liftoff, we’re marking the 50th anniversary of the penultimate moon landing:
In April 1972, the crew of Apollo 16 spent 71 hours on the surface of the moon after a series of technical glitches put their landing in jeopardy. The second of three J-missions, the crew spent nearly three whole days on the surface and completed an EVA on the way home, returning one day earlier than initially planned.
Ryan JA Murphy is a writer and Ph.D. student who is using the Mac and iPad to work with information systems and design science. This week, David and I talk with him about his workflows for research, data organization and more.
Myke, Federico and I all have desks, and they all have opinions. Today, those things collide.
All creators can now view metrics for Followers in Apple Podcasts Connect.
From the Analytics tab, you can view followers per show and measure followers across shows.
After selecting a show, you can quickly view the number of New Followers netted over the last week, month, 60 days, and all time. You can also see Time Listened as a precent of those following and not following the show.
By navigating to the Trends menu, you can view a graph of followers over time and the number of followers gained or lost on a specific day or during a specified range.
Allison Sheridan has been a Mac user since the very beginning and has been talking about Apple and its products since late 2005. She joins us on this week’s episode of MPU to talk about her experience with the platform, her use of diagramming in blog posts and much, much more.
On More Power Users, the longer and ad-free version of the show, I talked David through my initial impressions of my new Mac Studio.
Some much-loved follow-up is discussed, as are the WWDC 2022 and Automation April announcements. Then, 2017’s Mac Roundtable is revisited and the guys design some new AirPods for Apple.
On Connected Pro, I made a phone call, Federico finished Elden Ring and Myke remembered what Mario Kart game he was thinking of last week.
The iPhone has all but killed the point-and-shoot camera market. This week on MPU, David and I talk about the hardware and software that makes the iPhone such a good camera for photography.
This week on the show: clarification about Apple charging more for specific colors on their products, Markdown in Google Docs, the death of Touch ID and a fresh start for the Bill of Rickies.
On this week’s episode of Mac Power Users:
Nick Milo is a creator who is teaching people about Obsidian. This week, he talks with David and Stephen about how he manages his business, creates polished content and, of course, Obsidian and personal knowledge management.
Myke has questions about the Mac Studio, Federico was right about Workflow and Stephen has some suggestions for the Bill of Rickies.
On Connected Pro, the longer and ad-free version of the show, we talked about dreams and bassoons.
This week’s Mac Power Users is a feedback episode. On it, David and I celebrate the Mac Studio and Studio Display before revisiting the Stream Deck, Preview, Day One and more.
Apple has announced updates to the iPad Air and several iPhones, then launched an entirely new desktop Mac with an accompanying display. As a result, a new Keynote Chairman must be named.