The Medium Place

from Supercomputer · host Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli

After Apple's October event, Alex and Matthew convince themselves into and out of, then back into buying iPad Pros. Alex has feelings, Matthew tries to help, and there's some butchered analogies along the way. Plus, they talk about the new update to Shortcuts. Links from the show Matthew switching to Automator Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS Stephen Hackett on Twitter: “Google Docs is going to make the new iPad a mess “ The Good Place on NBC Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter (not Steve Streza) Casey Neistat on Twitter Mark Bramhill 💓 on Twitter LumaFusion for iOS Build your own Siri Shortcuts: “What’s My Day Like?” - YouTube) Shortcuts 2.1 Update! NEW actions + HomePod changes - YouTube Getting Started with Workflow – MacStories Workflow Alarms - Shortcut iPad Pro: hands-on with Apple’s new all-screen tablet - The Verge Photo Import - Shortcut Find us online @_supercomputer on Twitter @_supercomputer on Instagram @alexcox on Twitter @mattcassinelli on Twitter matthewcassinelli.com Matthew Cassinelli on YouTube Submission form for Shortcuts questions on Airtable ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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