Announcing the expanded Shortcuts Library with 600 shortcuts and 150 bundle shortcuts – Matthew Cassinelli
I am incredibly excited to announce the relaunch of my Shortcuts Library in its expanded form, including over 600 custom shortcuts! What’s new The Shortcuts Library is updated from last year’s release, in which I consolidated my original larger library into 50+ shortcuts that each covered large areas of what’s possible with Shortcuts. With the […]
Twitter acquires mobile engagement platform OpenBack – TechCrunch
Twitter is acquiring mobile engagement platform OpenBack, whose team will join Twitter's Bluebird product team and focus on enhancing notifications on Twitter.
Inverse has an immediate opening for a newsletter writer who can transform and add value to stories published on Inverse’s main site to be part of compelling and enjoyable daily newsletters. This person will compile and write two of Inverse’s main newsletter products: InverseDaily, and HORIZONS. There will be the opportunity for original reporting as part of HORIZONS, our innovation-focused twice-weekly newsletter. Both newsletters will also feature on Inverse as adapted articles. Inverse Daily reaches more than 100,000 people every day — this person is responsible for not only presenting a flawless newsletter but also ensuring that it appears prominently in their main inbox and compels them to come to the site to read more. The newsletter must be written in Inverse’s house style and convey the voice of the site: Authoritative, fun, curious, and relatable. HORIZON consists of one weekly news roundup, which you’ll be responsible for compiling, along with a weekly feature written by a r
Authoritative, fun, curious, and relatable.
I don’t want to be cruel, but frankly, these attributes Just Don’t Go Together.
Automation April: myTunes, a Personalized Music Video Channel
One of the delights of Shortcuts is the potential of simple individual actions. By themselves, they might not do much, but combined with simple actions from other apps, they create shortcuts that are greater than the sum of their parts. Two of my favorite recent examples are a pair of actions from the apps Play
There are far too many things in my life that I don’t really need. I don’t need half the technology I have, nor most of the myriad of online services that I pay for. These include the hosting for my blog. I don’t need it really, but
The New York Times would really like its reporters to stop scrolling and get off Twitter (at least once in a while)
"Tweet less, tweet more thoughtfully, and devote more time to reporting," says executive editor Dean Baquet. Is that a wise redirection of attention or a mistaken view of reporting circa 2022? (Both, a little.)
