Martin Feld

@shrineofapple Does it refer to AppleCare, like in this article? support.apple.com/en-au/HT202696

@_DavidSmith Given Apple’s generally fantastic commitment to accessibility, I’m surprised to discover that it’s not there. Good on you for highlighting it!

Check out these nifty concept illustrations, @shaunmicallef. 🙂 twitter.com/daringfireball…

@patbits @mattcassinelli There’s alao this great app. apps.apple.com/au/app/the-clo…

@hotdogsladies Hahahaha this is great.

@nicolasmagand I’m pleased to see that someone feels this way; I’ve also turned it off. I heard a particular favourite song and it felt reorganised to the point that it had lost its character.

@Lac0rte @viticci @AppleMusic I think it’s a mixed bag. For the most part, things sound beautiful, crisp and immersive, but some songs—personal favourites of mine—that I’ve listened to in the new format feel somewhat more mechanical or over-produced. Their charm was the way they were recorded at the time.

THANK GOODNESS. I have been asking for this for years. I occasionally import photos from my Canon DSLR into my iPad Pro, so this will be wonderful to have. twitter.com/viticci/status…

@superdavey @jamesthomson Do you think there’s a chance that (with further development over the years) Swift Playgrounds could eventually replace Xcode, the way that Shortcuts will be replacing Automator on the Mac?

@amicusadastra Nah, you’re wrong! Why? ‘cause I’m right.

@macgenie Yes, that is a gorgeous video!

If you want more #HemisphericViews, check out our One Prime Plus show for members. 😀 twitter.com/HemisphericPod…

@macgenie Very cool! I’m quite jealous that you got to see OK Go! Do you have a favourite song of theirs?

@pyrmont @HemisphericPod It’s a great idea for a page and very cool to be featured there. We’re thrilled that people like you take the time to listen to our show! 🙂

@amicusadastra Hmmm… my top uses for my iPhone are: (1) photography; (2) listening to audio, especially @AppleMusic and @OvercastFM; (3) reading #RSS with @NetNewsWire; and (4) communication through iMessage, @tweetbot, @microdotblog and @discord. 📱🙂

It’s lovely to have @HemisphericPod highlighted on this page. Thanks, @pyrmont! 😍 articles.inqk.net/2021/05/30/pod… | #podcast #technology #blogging

@andrewcanion @nicktan77 Perhaps if @Twitter included a chronological, ad-free timeline, it would be worth it. All that I see is a monthly charge for three features that do to little, too late.

This episode of #HemisphericViews was a lot of fun to record. Along the way, we discovered that we have very strong opinions on shoes. 😂 twitter.com/HemisphericPod…

@tvaziri The quality is still there!

Last night, @ABCthedrum did a fantastic job of explaining the issues that @naagovau is facing in maintaining Australia’s history—physical items are disintegrating in the archive. I’m now pleased to support them as a member; you should check it out too. naa.gov.au/about-us/suppo…

@GR36 Thanks for sharing this. It’s interesting to think about how screenshots record our activity, but also how we use them to remember things. I try to keep my photo library as free of them as possible, however it is occasionally fun to keep a few to see how things used to look.

In addition to my own personal-interest projects, t’s great to have the chance to produce a #podcast for work. Check out the latest episode to hear about employees' experiences working with First Nations people in remote Australian communities. 🙂 twitter.com/BlueScope/stat…

Nice work by Jason on this one 🙂 twitter.com/HemisphericPod…

@andrewcanion Haha only if you have a use for it!!! 😂

I use this app every day and highly recommend it. twitter.com/tot_app/status…