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Griffin Jones was kind enough to have me on the latest episode of his Friends of Griffin podcast.

Lex Friedman, writing at Lex on Tech about streaks in apps and games: A streak is a loss-aversion machine you carry in your pocket.

It’s a busy time of year for Apple fans and commentators.

I’ve spent a lot of time and effort making my devices work contextually, adjusting how they function based on whether I’m working, spending time with family, sleeping, writing, or doing something else entirely.

Stephen White, writing for Red Letter Christians: Us versus them.

The iPad mini is one of my all-time favorite Apple devices.

I’m writing this on a Friday morning, a time I normally block off for editing the weekly MacStories member newsletter.

With the public betas of iOS 27 and its corresponding updates on Apple’s other platforms now available, I broke down the reasons for and against installing the betas on your devices for the Club MacStories Monthly Log.

With the public betas for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, macOS, and tvOS 27 releasing yesterday, the team at MacStories shared a collection of preview stories to offer a glimpse at what it’s like living with the updates. visionOS 27 is only available as a developer

My new story for Club MacStories is a throwback to my early days as an Apple user and an expression of hope that this fall’s software updates for Apple devices might recapture some of that magic through simplicity and reliability.

My M1 iPad Pro feels like it might live forever.

My thanks to Tim Chaten for having me back on Vision Pros to discuss our first couple of weeks testing visionOS 27.

Last week was a ton of fun.

Recently, I made my triumphant return to my all-time favorite text editing app, Bear.

It’s hard to believe it’s been over two years since I released Watch History Journal, my shortcut for logging your TV and movie watch history in a journal app on Apple devices.

I’m a big fan of the convenience and flexibility Apple’s App Store offers when it comes to subscriptions.

One of my favorite features of my phone is resurfacing old photos.

I’ve not done the best job of linking to my writing here lately, so here we go.

Greg Morris, in a blog post on journaling entitled Noticing, Not Performing: Many people struggle to journal because they sit down to write and they simply don’t know what to say.

A couple of interesting Apple TV news bits came out today.