On this week's episode of the HomeKit Insider podcast, guest Matthew Cassinelli joins to talk about Shortcuts and home automations.HomeKit Insider PodcastCo-hosting this week is Matthew Cassinelli. He previously worked at the app Workflow, prior to Apple's acquisition.He joined the Apple team as the Workflow app was converted into Shortcuts, before eventually setting out on his own. He's now known as one of the biggest proponents of Shortcuts in the tech space. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Macworld Apple hasn’t even launched its first foldable device–the iPhone Fold is strongly expected to launch this fall, more than seven months away–but reports indicate the company is already working on the follow-up. The latest report says this will be something rather different: a clamshell-style flip phone. In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman says Apple “is already thinking about what comes next.” At one stage, that was expected to be what he describes as a giant foldable iPad, clocking in at a whopping 18 inches when unfolded, but in October it was reported that this project had hit a serious roadblock in its development. That leaves space for something new. Whereas the iPhone…

Macworld Apple hasn’t even launched its first foldable device–the iPhone Fold is strongly expected to launch this fall, more than seven months away–but reports indicate the company is already working on the follow-up. The latest report says this will be something rather different: a clamshell-style flip phone. In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman says Apple “is already thinking about what comes next.” At one stage, that was expected to be what he describes as a giant foldable iPad, clocking in at a whopping 18 inches when unfolded, but in October it was reported that this project had hit a serious roadblock in its development. That leaves space for something new. Whereas the iPhone…

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Macworld At a glance Pros Competitive pricing with a generous 15-day full-feature trial Highly customizable feature set with strong encryption, scripting, scheduling, and detailed logs Fast, reliable performance for both local and cloud backups, even with large data sets Cons Windows-style interface with missing Mac-friendly UI elements and no time-remaining indicator Steep learning curve, thin documentation, and vague error messages 5TB local and cloud storage cap until a subscription is activated Our Verdict MSP360 Backup steps far beyond what Apple’s Time Machine and some of its competitors offer, providing strong performance, deep customization, scripting support, and broad cloud storage support at a good price. Yes, its Windows-like interface, vague error messages, and thin tutorial support make things harder than they…

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