Devon Dundee

@devondundee
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Skinny Jeans | iPad | Vision Pro | Church Media Director | Editor at @macstories | Host of @MagicRaysOfLight
Bloghttps://devondundee.com
Family Websitehttps://dundee.me
Podcasthttps://macstories.net/magic-rays-of-light/
MacStorieshttps://macstories.net/author/devon/

RE: https://mastodon.social/@matthewcassinelli/116409794998115891

Just to make this clear, these video integrations want us to stop editing the audio and start editing the video. We don't do this with Upgrade and it's why we're not on Spotify. If you do video on Spotify it throws away your podcast audio file and just uses the audio from the video version. We put way more effort into our audio than our video edit because most of our audience is listening.

To change this would require us to change our entire process. Not impossible, but a very large undertaking

If you’re a sucker for revisiting old photos like me, On This Day is an app worth checking out. It resurfaces pictures you took on this day in past years, and I’m very much into it. My review on MacStories: https://www.macstories.net/reviews/on-this-day-my-new-favorite-way-to-revisit-old-photos/
On This Day: My New Favorite Way to Revisit Old Photos

I ran into an iPhone Air limitation I didn’t anticipate, so I wrote about it and the reason I still find the device so compelling in the Club MacStories Monthly Log. https://www.macstories.net/club/monthly-log-march-2026/the-iphone-air-tradeoff-i-didnt-expect/
The iPhone Air Tradeoff I Didn’t Expect

When rumors were swirling about an ultra-thin phone from Apple in anticipation of the iPhone Air’s announcement last fall, there was a stock list of reasons why the device might not appeal to mass audiences: Its thin design would leave less space for battery capacity and thus lead to shorter battery life. The phone would

Big news!
I'm launching a tiny Mac app 🥺🔍🤏

 It's called TinyStart, and it's a lightweight Launcher and Emoji picker for macOS!

Unlike Spotlight, TinyStart is super fast at showing results and launching apps. It never becomes overcrowded with search results you don't need, and it lets you open URLs, perform web searches with custom search engines, and quickly open folders in Finder.

Oh and yes, I think the Emoji picker is pretty good too. It's everything the default macOS Emoji picker isn't: it's fast, it lets you insert Emojis in any text field, it isn't picky about keywords, and it learns your favorite Emojis over time.

Get TinyStart at https://tinystart.app: it's €5, you pay for it once and future updates are free!

also I made a lil' video to show you what it looks like:

PSA for anyone annoyed by iOS 26.4 burying app updates a level deeper in the App Store: A long press on the App Store’s icon gets you a shortcut there.

We can keep updating manually like the sickos we are. John Gruber gets it:

"I update apps manually, because I like reading release notes from developers who take the time to document changes, and I also like reading “Bug fixes and performance improvements” over and over and over again from developers who do not."

I thought I was the only one! So good to know I’m not alone. @cabel https://social.panic.com/@cabel/116274656650157234
Cabel Sasser (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image dear apple. when i want to choose another card, i will ALWAYS tap the top thing. always. i will never tap the second thing. please fix. thank u love u

Panic Social

RE: https://mastodon.social/@BasicAppleGuy/116267730695521125

Apple has so many names for it, but every device is some shade of black.

Wrote up some thoughts on the upcoming iPhone Fold, using iOS vs. iPadOS for it, and my experience with the Z Fold 7 over the past few weeks:

https://www.macstories.net/notes/folding-ios/

Tonight’s episode of Rooster on HBO gave me the rare gift of a true, deep, unhindered belly laugh. So glad I decided to give this show a try.