It’s been seven years since @marcoarment said this, and some how things have seemingly only gone downhill with Siri, and now coupled with Apple Intelligence, it’s basically a garbage fire of mediocrity and lies. I’ve been listening back to episodes of ATP in order to be a completionist for the podcast (you can thank the influence of @siracusa for that), and listening to this in the present day, is just depressing. Maybe they just need another 7 years to get Siri right?
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Finn VoorheesFor an app-based version of fx-upscale, try out Unsqueeze, now on TestFlight:
🔥 Metal-powered intelligent video upscaling for macOS and iOS
Quinn NelsonI’m looking to hire a graphic designer for a little side project. I need about 20 line art drawings created from existing images. Anyone interested or know someone who may be? Thanks!
BasicAppleGuy
Final Cut and Logic on the iPad. At long last! I’m actually shocked this is just a press release because this is what people have been saying for *years* the iPad needed to feel “pro.” I’m excited to try them out, but it’s sad that Apple is so late to its own platform that competitors have filled in much of the demand already. Still, these look awesome and I can’t wait to see if these apps get the long-term support they deserve. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/05/apple-brings-final-cut-pro-and-logic-pro-to-ipad/
Stephen Hackett 
@BasicAppleGuy same patina as the stainless steel on old iPods. 😍
sam henri goldFigured you'd all enjoy this fun lil bit of trivia. In 2007, when Steve Jobs introduced the iPod touch, there was a dramatic reveal in the keynote half way through that it had wi-fi and Safari. He went back to the demo and made a previously-hidden Safari icon pop onto the home screen (https://youtu.be/t_cNLpUXPdQ?t=2464). I thought this was just for the keynote, but it's a real mode you can force enable. I managed to do it on this emulated iPod touch:
John Voorhees