In this episode, Federico and Fraser look at your options for reading and creating eBooks on iOS. From mainstream apps like iBooks and Kindle to Marvin, Hyphen and creation tools like Book Creator, we cover it all.

This week, Fraser leads us on a deep-dive into the feature set of Find My Friends, the built-in location sharing app in iOS.

Find My Friends is a well-designed location sharing app that is built into millions of iOS devices, yet it is not as well-known as it should be.

Find My Friends features fine-grained control over who can see your location and when. You can set up permanent or temporary location sharing, provide notifications of your movements to others and get notified when other people are on the move.

Siri knows about Find My Friends so you can ask questions like "Where is Bob?" or "Let me know when my wife leaves work."

This week, Federico schools Fraser in the ways of Apple HomeKit and HomeKit compatible accessories.

With the advent of HomePod, Apple's push into the home is beginning in earnest. Federico walks us through the rooms of his virtual home and explains how to make coffee, check the temperature and turn the lights red all from your iOS devices.

This week, Federico and Fraser continue discussing techniques for connecting to remote computers using screen-sharing protocols like VNC.

This week we dive into a nerdy topic: working with SSH connections on iOS.

Using SSH is not necessarily part of every computer user's daily life but, for those who know they want it, iOS has a number of good options for making SSH connections on the go.

With Christmas just around the corner, we bet some listeners might be the new owners of a shiny Apple Watch quite soon. Here are our favourite apps and tips!

OmniFocus

For our 50th episode, we take a look at the outside of our iPads instead of the inside. Fraser and Federico open up their kit bags and show what they carry alongside their iPads.

Here are all the things we refer to in the show:

In this episode, we wrap up our look at long-form editors with a look at the honourable mentions for other interesting apps on iOS.

We look at other apps you might be interested in for long-form writing on iOS.

We continue with our mini-series on long-form writing apps with a look at Scrivener.

Scrivener is the other one of the “big two” long-form writing apps on iOS outside of traditional word processors like Pages and Word.

We dive into the powerful research and structuring features that are the central features of Scrivener.

In this first episode of a mini-series on long-form writing on iOS, Fraser and Federico go deep on one of their favourite applications: Ulysses.

Ulysses is one of the deep professional applications on iOS. Federico wrote and managed his entire iOS 11 review in Ulysses We could talk all day about this app!