Tot 2 adds fun, customizable smart bullets, new text dividers, improved text handling, automatic iOS data backup, a re-designed UI, improved settings, bug fixes, and much more. tot.rocks Version 2 ist ein kleines Update für eine vermeintlich kleine App, die ich tagtäglich benutze. Die Aktualisierung der iOS-Version bleibt für Bestandskunden umsonst; die neuen Funktionen derweiterlesen

Die Iconfactory hat ihn nicht vergessen, den „Look & Feel“ von Twitterrific – einen Namen, den ich vor zwei Jahren zuletzt hier ins Blog tippte. Eine Kickstarter-Kampagne und 10 Entwicklungsmonate später zeigt sich nun Tapestry (App-Store-Link). Es ist Software, die verlockt, seine Social-Media-Gewohnheiten daran anzupassen – von Bluesky über Mastodon bis zu den eigenen RSS-, Podcast- undweiterlesen

With a significantly more powerful Neural Engine, Siri requests are now processed on your watch. Requests that don’t need information from the internet, like setting a timer or starting a workout, no longer go to the cloud, so they can’t be slowed down or time out from a poor Wi-Fi or cellular connection, resulting inweiterlesen

In addition to viewing your text, you can also make simple additions with dictation or the Scribble keyboard. Full editing on the watch isn’t feasible, but it’s great to be able to quickly get a random thought into a dot and having it sync back to your phone or desktop! Tot 1.5 – Smarter Bulletsweiterlesen

Kerwin Frost fragte John Mayer kürzlich über seine Interaktion mit Steve Jobs. Die Antwort des Musikers endete in einer Schimpftirade über geklaute Schriftarten – ab Minute 24:00. The other day someone was showing me a test site for a thing. And I looked at it and I went: It‘s a free font. Buy the font! Werweiterlesen

In many ways, you could go so far as to say there’s no tablet market, just an iPad market. In other words, people don’t buy tablets, they buy cheap video/game players (which Apple wants no part of) or they buy iPads. That’s what Steve Jobs meant when he called iPad the future of computing. Hisweiterlesen

Today marks a new era for our venerable Twitter client, Twitterrific. We’re pleased to say that with the 5.7 update, Twitterrific is now free to download from the App Store. It is supported by revenue from Deck Network ads displayed at the top of the timeline and in-app purchases that unlock advanced features such asweiterlesen