Category: Links of Interest
DailyTekk on Underated WWDC features
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On the macOS front low power mode looks good to me. I work out in a park once or twice a week in the summer and knowing I’ll get extra battery is good. Also, Shortcuts for macOS…amazing. Plus, focus mode for your devices…excellent. Going to build a “bike ride” mode so that I only hear
Chris Lawley on iPadOS 15
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Chris has a positive take on what’s happening with iPadOS 15. The feature I’m most excited about is the improved split screen functionality. I’m not sure what else I’ll use but once the public beta comes out I’ll install it and start testing.
Sara Dietschy with a WWDC Round Up
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I don’t watch WWDC because I have work to do and others will summarize the whole thing in half the time. Sara’s summary is a great 15 minute recap of what we got at WWDC.
Matt on Inoreader
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Matt shows off some power features of Inoreader. While it’s not tempting me to switch, I do see the need to have these features if you’re following high volume sites where you only like a few of the articles or authors.
Trello-Like Kanban in Obsidian from Effective Remote Work
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I’ve been using this Obsidian plugin, but didn’t realize you could tag things as well. Have to add that to my workflow.
Matt – iPad Parallelism?
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From Matt Birchler iOS 9 gave us multitasking on the iPad, and I really hope iPadOS 15 makes parallelism more powerful. At the very lest, I’d love it if I could simply start a video export in LumaFusion on my iPad Pro, throw the app in the background, and do other things while it works
The iPad babysitter – Jeff Perry
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From Jeff Perry If I upload something on my iPad it has to be open and turned on the entire time. If the screen falls asleep or I switch apps on the iPad I get to reupload that file all over again. Essentially, I feel like a babysitter for my computer at times, which isn’t
macOS Fully Baked vs iPadOS Half Baked
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From The Dent: Every time a new iPad comes out the first thing everyone says about it is ‘Just wait for the next OS update, the software will catch up with the hardware’. This year is no exception. It’s basically been said in every review or video I’ve seen of the product. The MacBook Air
Bloated iPad Pro Cost
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From Jeff Perry When I was comparing the pricing on a new M1 Macbook Air with a 12.9″ iPad Pro and the Magic Keyboard I would need to make it work for me it was clear just how bloated the cost of an iPad Pro is compared to the MacBook line. I entirely agree. I
Maximizes Tool Usage to Avoid GAS
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GAS = Gear Acquisition Syndrome We’ve all had it, and many of us will continue to have it. I’m certainly suffering from it a bit lately as I do more streaming. Two tips I loved in this video. Rent something and put it in your workflow before you purchase to see if it’s really as