In this feedback episode, David and I discuss recent updates to iWork, more on various editions of DEVONthink and go through some listener feedback.
For More Power Users, we check in on macOS Monterey. It’s pretty good unless you plan on relying on Shortcuts, which at this point, is still in pretty rough shape.
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This week on Connected, we turn to a 12-sided die to shape the order of the show. Topics on the dodecahedron include follow-up, the 10th anniversary of Steve Jobs’ death, tables coming to Craft and Amazon’s recent announcements.
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This week, there’s news about cubesats, several commercial space programs and more. Then, a look at what is going on at Blue Origin.
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This week on Mac Power Users:
David’s newest Field Guide covers DEVONthink, and this week he and Stephen discuss the application, some example uses and the basics anyone looking at it should know. After that, they review the new iPhone and iPad mini.
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The guys all have new iPhones and talk about their migration experiences and initial impressions of the new devices. Then, Myke and Stephen tell Federico what he already knew — that the new iPad mini is fantastic.
We also got to break some news mid-show, which is always a treat.
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iOS and iPadOS 15 have arrived, bringing new features to Apple’s mobile devices, including Focus modes, Live Text, new Home screen widgets, Safari extensions and a lot more. David and Stephen discuss their experiences with the beta and outline what’s best in this year’s upgrade.
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iOS and iPadOS 15 are out, as are reviews for the new iPhones and iPads. This week, Federico tells Stephen and Myke what the new iPad mini is like and what Safari extensions they should check out. Mood boards are also created.
On Connected Pro, Myke and I update Ticci on our Android usage, and he shares about a new problem in his life.
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This week on Liftoff, Jason and I talk through recent NASA reports on its work with AR, VR and how people get sleepy while in a self-driving car. We then get into the breaking news of NASA’s two new mission directorates.
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Podcasts are the future of entertainment and education. Now a fifteen-year-old medium, podcasting has finally realized its full potential — enabling creators to share knowledge independently and own the rights to that content. Listeners have unprecedented access to high-quality, free shows about virtually any interest.
As podcasting has grown, some have foregone user experience and creator freedoms in an attempt to rule podcasting and lock users into a sandbox, moving away from podcasting’s open roots. Podapp is designed to stop this shift.
Apple has unveiled new versions of the iPhone, Apple Watch and a couple different iPad, so David and Stephen talk through the news and their thoughts on the new products.
On More Power Users, we compared notes on our favorite Apple keynotes of all time.
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The dust has settled from Apple’s iPhone 13 event and a Chairman has emerged from the haze.
Also, we had a mutiny.
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Files and folders have been with the Mac user since the very beginning, but today, file management has gotten a lot more complicated.
We tackle the topics of tags, search, backups, cloud services and more, all in the hope of untangling the mess that storage has become for so many.
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