February 05, 2020

280: Peanut Butterpeanut Butterpeanut Butter

1 hour 30 minutes

This week, most of the show document got shredded as a bunch of breaking news took place during recording. iOS 13.4 is bringing a bunch of changes, Mac Catalyst could become more useful and universal apps are coming to the Mac. When not breaking news, Federico shares a sad story, Myke reads a tweet about bread and Stephen struggles with how to edit the episode.

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Links and Show Notes: Support Connected with a Relay FM Membership Twitter 'Fixed' It! Vidit's Twitter Concept Louie's feedback on Amp MacStories on Flipboard Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter: "Universal Purchase for Mac/iOS apps!" / Twitter Apple Is Said to Target Combining IPhone, IPad, Mac Apps by 2021 - Bloomberg macOS Will Soon Support Universal Apps, Enabling a Single Purchase for Mac, iPhone, and iPad Apps - MacStories Updates to Universal Purchase and App Store Categories - News - Apple Developer Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) / Twitter iOS 13.4 features a new Mail toolbar, fixing the bad design introduced with iOS 13 - 9to5Mac iPad Pro Screen Protector - Shop iPad Pro | Black iVisor AG by Moshi watchOS 7: A BirchTree Concept Daring Fireball: The Apple Watch John's Broken Reminders List