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iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 are pretty great updates, but there's one feature that makes me want to throw my device through the nearest wall, and it's this modal alert you get whenever are potentially about to paste something from one app to another. I can
Apologies for the iPhone 13 screenshots on an iPhone 12 body, my mock ups haven't been updated for the 13 yet… Above you can see what is presented to the user when I timer or alarm goes off on iOS. The UI is the same, but the inputs
I've written my fair share about what I don't like about the version of Safari releasing this fall, so today I wanted to mention the things I actually do like about it. 1. The new tab gesture on the iPhone is nice. It does make we
The beta version of Google Chrome for iOS recently gained the ability to act as a password manager. This is going to be huge. For lots of people, Chrome is the place they store their passwords and payment details. While people like me (and probably you) like 1Password or LastPass
In case you didn't know yet, iOS 14 lets you enter jiggle mode by holding down on any empty part of your home screen. This lets you delete apps, move apps to your App Library, add widgets, and even hide entire screens. It should also let you change
I was going to write a long article about each new thing in iOS 14 and whether each feature has been in Android already, but then I trashed the doc. I was getting bored writing it myself, so I can’t imagine how bored you would have been reading it.
This is part 1 of a two part series. Read the followup on the value of third party apps here. I was chatting with Andy Nicolaides recently about task managers (as you do), and he was telling me how he tried using Things again after my recent article about how
Okay, so this one requires some credits before anything else. 1. I modified Brian Renshaw’s shortcut which saves the page as a JPEG to Day One. 2. His was modified from one by Matthew Cassinelli. 3. His was modified from this one on Reddit. The Shortcut Download it here.
I don’t know if this is happening to everyone, but I’ve noticed a pretty big regression (in my eyes, at least) in Apple Photos since around the time iOS 13.1 shipped. Basically, no matter what is going on with my iPhone and no matter if the battery
One of the things I struggle with year after year is keeping track of Christmas gift lists. I never know what to ask other people to get me, and I have never been good about keeping track of what I think other people would like. The latter part is especially
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbXxMKqhQJ4 This can only go well, right? This was actually a video I made in September but didn’t feel like posting right away. As the description and title cards try to make exceptionally clear, this is not a video bashing Android, it’s
From iOS To Android And Back Again - Greg Morris Apps from the same developer often work different, look different or are missing functions (even Googles) on Android. Which is a huge shame given the open nature of the platform. Sure you can ‘do anything’ with your device, but the
https://youtu.be/jNtUXH41XVU As someone who spends time in the iOS and Android worlds, I install a lot of updates. And while these are a pain on iOS, they’re nearly transparent on Android, and I made this video to try and show just how drastic the difference is.
I did one more shoot with Night Sight on a Pixel 3 and an iPhone Xs which lead to this message from my wife: She knows me well… As with the other comparisons, the first photo will always be the iPhone and the second will be the Pixel. https://youtu.
I’ve done quite a few camera comparisons over the past couple years, and they continue to be one of the more popular things on the site. I find them really interesting because they can lead to really surprising results…in certain situations. Let me explain. So whenever I share