Catch up on what we published this week, including a tip on using Keyboard Maestro to automate your workday, a tip on using your iPhone to control your Apple TV, a big update to Day One, and more. »

On days where you don't have the energy or time to think big, operating from a template of project tasks allows you to focus and execute without having to spend energy on planning. »

One of the ways I like to use Keyboard Maestro is to start different parts of my day, such as making sure all of the applications I use every day are started and ready as soon as I get to work. »

Bumpr is a Mac App Store utility that allows you to select a browser in which to open links when clicking them. It’s a handy little app that is great for anyone who occasionally has a need to open links in various browsers, and it recently received an upgrade to version 1.2 that adds several […] »

One of the amazing things about Apple TV is that not only can you can control it from the remote that came with it, but you can also control it from your iPhone or iPad. »

Flighty is a brand new app designed to take at least some of the stress out of the airport. »

Email apps on iOS is an extremely competitive and volatile market in the App Store today, but there are a few trends that have us concerned. »

If you’re going to be coming to Macstock this weekend (July 27-28) in Woodstock, IL, be sure to stop by and say hi! Myself and Rosemary Orchard will be speaking from The Sweet Setup team, along with David Sparks, Brett Terpstra, Chuck Joiner, and a lot of other really smart people eager to teach you […] »

Day One (our favorite journaling app) just received a major update to version 4.0. There’s a couple big features in this release, but the big one is support for videos in your Day One entries. The ability to add video to Day One is a game changer for parents like myself who record small video […] »

Catch up on what we published this week, including an update to our review of our favorite iOS podcast app, a look at a new iPad-focused Twitter client, a tip on using text replacement in iOS, and more. »

We've finally found a wireless charger that matches Apple's own high standards for aesthetic and functional design. »

This week, the popular email app Airmail made the switch from a standard paid app to a subscription-based app, angering many of its users. Before the change, Airmail was priced at $4.99 in the iOS App Store. Now, Airmail Premium (which allows you to use multiple accounts and enable push notifications) is $2.99/month or $9.99/year. […] »

Autocorrect and Text Replacement settings can easily be overlooked, but they provide a lot of power to iOS that you shouldn't ignore. »

iOS 13 appears to have finally solved the difficulty of travel research planning. Maps has been dramatically improved in the iOS 13 and iPadOS public betas and promises next-level features when the new iOS goes live in the fall. »

For years now, Bose’s QuietComfort 35 IIs have been the industry standard when it comes to noise-cancelling headphones. Back in May, they surprise announced that they’d be releasing something a little different that could potentially unseat their own flagship product: the Noise-Cancelling Headphones 700. As Marques “MKBHD” Brownlee puts it in his excellent YouTube review, […] »