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Christopher Lawley
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YouTuber, Photographer, Podcaster, and overall nerd. I cover the iPad, iPhone, apps, and more.
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I’m still working on my WWDC videos. I apologize for the delay. I came back from the conference to a family emergency and that took priority.
I published the Weekly Report #2. In this one I talk about my favorite things announced at WWDC and my experience attending the conference for the 5th time.
https://www.patreon.com/Lawley/posts/weekly-report-2-160946864
Federico Viticci 
Interesting! I don’t use cellular everyday. I’ll have to do the math and see if this is cheaper.
https://www.theverge.com/tech/947574/att-unlimited-day-pass-ipad-data-plan
That is a wrap on my 5th WWDC. This was a great one. There are a ton of features I am excited to explore and share with you all. On a personal note, I got to hang out with good friends, meet new people, and learned a lot. I'm ready to get to work for the busiest part of my year.
Comfort Zone PodcastNew Episode of Comfort Zone!
Episode 104: Cancel Darwin
It's WWDC week, and we're talking about it all episode this week. Chris is on location, calling in from his hotel room, while Niléane and Matt enjoy the comforts of home (and don't feel a little left out…who told you we feel left out???).
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🎥 Video Feed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zFzl1Y3HPs
I’m coming in live from Cupertino!
A huge thank you to Matt for editing this one. My schedule here has been wild.
This is the kind of prompt that, as of beta 1, just fails with natural language in iOS/iPadOS 27 Shortcuts. Hallucinated variables, trips up on repeat logic, etc. It shows the limits of the model they're using.
From what I've seen, Shortcuts natural language creation *is* remarkable for easy and intermediate shortcuts. Lots of people will love it.
If you're a power user, you'll run into issues for slightly more complex creation right away.
