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Chris Lawley, Matt Birchler, and Niléane Dorffer have a new podcast called Comfort Zone. Where each week the three of them talk about new things they are doing with technology and challenge each other to get outside of their comfort zone (get it?) with their tech. All three of these
If the rumors are true, iOS 18 is going to be one hell of an update. I don’t normally read the rumors for Apple updates and products, but MacRumors has been on a tear lately and it’s gotten my attention. From a complete overhaul in the Settings app,
Quinn Nelson boils down one of the biggest frustrations with working on an iPad in a short succinct video on Threads. Post by @snazzyq View on Threads Frankly, I am surprised this is something I am just now learning. I wish I could say I was surprised by this but
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David Pierce writing for The Verge: Before they even launch, I feel confident telling you these are the best iPads ever. But after all these years, I still don’t know how to tell you whether you should want an iPad. Or what you’d want to do with it.
From Pulitzer Prize Board: As we gather to consider the nation’s finest and most courageous journalism, the Pulitzer Prize Board would like to recognize the tireless efforts of student journalists across our nation’s college campuses, who are covering protests and unrest in the face of great personal and
This isn't a clickbait title, or some sensational headline. This is an honest question that I have had a really hard time understanding. If you are like me you will have stumbled upon productivity podcasts, blogs, YouTube channels, and more. Some of those creators have courses. Things like
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This video from Wall Street Journal is a fantastic short doc about the history of the Blackwing 602 pencil and how it nearly went extinct. I absolutely love docs like this. It’s short, informative, niche, and well edited. Sign me up for any and all other documentaries like this
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I’m elated to share that my daughter, Sloane, was born 13 days ago. She’s a happy and healthy girl born 3 weeks early. She has beautiful blue eyes, a fierce set of lungs, and loves being a night owl. As a new parent there’s lots of learning
I have been thinking a lot about the podcasting industry lately. The main thread is how even though there were massive layoffs in the podcasting industry, ad revenue and listenership continues to grow. It seems the podcasting industry is set to have the same fate as the newspaper and television
To kick things off, we had a roundtable conversation with a trio of makers and thinkers, all of whom are creating independent media. They are Gita Jackson (Aftermath), Alex Sujong Laughlin (Defector Media), and Rusty Foster (Today in Tabs). We wanted to talk with Gita, Alex and Rusty about the
I love the idea behind Project Tapestry by The Icon Factory. With Project Tapestry, we’ll create a universal, chronological timeline for iOS for any data that’s publicly available on the Internet. A service-independent overview of your social media and information landscape. Point the app toward your
Manton Reece: Today we’ve added a brand new option for manual cross-posting from Micro.blog to other services, including Threads. This new option is great for services that don’t yet have an open API, so Micro.blog can’t automatically post to them, or for when you want