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One of my goals for 2021 is to get my thoughts, concerns, ideas, etc. According to Overcast Smart Speed has saved me 391 hours of listening time. I prefer Overcast over Apple’s built-in Podcasts app because of its simple design, and features like Smart Speed and Voice Boost which save time and enhance voices.

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Someday when I have an M1-powered Mac I’ll be able to run the iOS app on my desk. Overcast is my podcast player on iOS (and on macOS using the web app). I don’t even check work email on my phone (mostly because of security restrictions). Slack is crucial for informal communication.

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Hopefully I can remove this someday and be free of Facebook.

They are not interested in Signal, Telegram, etc.

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Sadly I have an important friend group that includes a few Android phones. It is crucial to have quick access to this app to copy and paste passwords and one time codes. Any service that offers two-factor authentication is also configured using 1Password. The summary is my passwords are usually 20 characters of letters, numbers, and symbols. Passwords and online security will be its own post someday.

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1PasswordġPassword is my password manager on iOS, macOS, and iPadOS. ClockĬlock isn’t the most exciting app, but I oscillate between a few different alarm times during the week. Photos move from album to album throughout this process. I use Photos to organize photos as part of a four step process: shot, approved, edited, shared on Instagram, and shared on Unsplash.

When I want to take a serious photo in RAW that I will curate, edit, and share later I launch Halide. I use the built-in Camera app for taking casual photos of objects and people. Seeing what meetings are coming up helps me subconsciously prepare throughout the day. It provides much more functionality and customization compared to the built-in Calendars app. Fantasticalįantastical is my calendar app on iOS, macOS, and iPadOS. I often switch to my work list when I know work-related tasks are piling up. The widget provides a glimpse of what I need to accomplish soon. I’ve used it on and off for several years with the occasional break to try something new. Things is my to do list app on iOS, macOS, and iPadOS. Occasionally there will be a photo with a friend I haven’t spoken to in a while, and I’ll immediately send it to them. Seeing random photos from my collection that begins in 2002 when I purchased my first digital camera, a Canon S200, brings me so much joy. Now I’m down to just 12 (8 if you do not include the dock). Widgets force me to be even pickier about which apps are placed on the home screen. Yes, I am aware that Android has had widgets for several years. I love experimenting with widgets, and I can’t wait to see what developers build in 2021. Widgets can launch their corresponding apps so you do not need their app icons on the home screen.You can now remove apps from your home screen(s) and access them either by search or the App Library.Also iOS 14 introduced a couple new features that can help reduce the number of visible app icons: This leads to a strictly simple home screen with just a few apps and folders. I’ve always strived to minimize the number of apps on my devices. It should be carefully curated and arranged to ensure I can quickly access the apps and content I’m seeking. According to Screen Time I look at my home screen around 80 times each day. I was inspired by MG Siegler to share my homescreen at the start of this new year. No, I do not normally show a photo of myself on my home screen

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