Can’t wait for Apple to make iOS 13 look outdated next week. #wwdc #wwdc2020

Now, as a potential customer of HEY!, what I want to hear or read from @DHH is: what’s next? How are they tackling the problem in order to comply? Will they comply? I want to support their new platform AND their cause, but from a user standpoint, they have to put out a plan and communicate it ASAP. My 14 days trial will end on July 1st. I want to know before making a 99$ commitment. Continue reading →

As an Apple observer for more than four decades (yep!), I rarely seen such a public relation mess like the one this week, a week before WWDC. Apple messed up big time with the worst possible timing by alienating their developers. On top of that, their definition of apps that doesn’t work upon startup is already being smashed by so many counter-examples. This is a complete mess and I don’t know how Apple will get out of this shit. Continue reading →

‪“30% is way too high!!!”. Why? On what basis this is too high? What is “not too high”? And on what basis? Is it because you have no choice that you find it too high? #apple #apps #appstore #AppStoreAntitrust ‬

Looks like Apple’s “free run" is about to come to an end. #apps #appstore #2020

Woah. So. Nice. twitter.com/andrewapr…

First day with Hey. Love it so far. A bit disorienting at first. Old habits don’t die easily. Forwarded five email accounts. A few email source already screened out. A few clips created from Mailbrew’s Newsletter that I receive. A few tags too. Stay tuned for more comments. #hey

Bravo. How many takes the time to “clean up” gathered online accounts? Privacy protection has many many facets. m.signalvnoise.com/celebrati…

Thanks to a good samaritan, I’m now on HEY! So far so good. Strait forward onboarding. Very approahable in general. Enabled 2FA and email forwarding. Stay tuned for a more complete review sometime in the near future. 😎👨🏻‍💻

Waiting for Hey.com invite is killing me. That is all.

THIS. twitter.com/dhh/statu…

When I explained to my 17 years old boy how Hey.com is trying to re-invent email service and how cool some features are, he was un-impressed. Young generations don’t use email at all. He has 14K emails in his inbox. 😳🤦🏻‍♂️

I think hey.com could work wonderfully with Mailbrew… If only I had an Invite for Hey…

If @Mailbrew can fix the newsletters, If people and the company behind Basecamp can fix emails with key.com, can they try to fix the Calender next? Fingers crossed.

Here is a MUST READ thread by @dhh about Apple messing around the launch of Hey, a new and innovative email service. I wish Hey gets though this. I support their fight because Apple is fucking arrogant here… I want Apple to open up… or else. Please, share. twitter.com/dhh/statu… Continue reading →

Question of the day: how much of the Apple’s features scheduled for this fall has been influenced with COVID-19? In other words, did Apple decide to do some features shuffle in order to have more “work-from-home” friendly features? #wwdc #wwdc2020 #apple #iosdev

Fantastical latest update (v3.1) could be the thing that bring me back to it: integrated support for nearly all major video conferencing applications. As a big user of Webex, Teams, Zoom, this could be really useful for me. apps.apple.com/ca/app/fa… Continue reading →

Oh this is so cool… for photography beginners who want to learn how to use Lightroom… new in release 5.3 of Lightroom: sharing your edits to the world! lightroom.app.link

The following edit from the Lightroom community has been shared with you: Broken Glass and Butterflies

There is a lot to like and love in the latest release of Adobe Lightroom for iPad. Played with is for a while and I like it a lot! #adobe #lightroom

At the very beginning of Apple, their leadership was young and they cared about education. Apple became popular in the edu market simply because they built their products around it. They succeeded. Now, Apple leadership is getting older and they now care about healthcare. The story repeats itself as they build many products and features around that. Will success follow? It certainly looks like it. How Apple becomes the operating system for health - Philip Elmer‑DeWitt Continue reading →