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- 01Deflector Turns iOS 27 Notification Triggers into a Shortcut LauncherDeflector for iOS. In my iOS and iPadOS 27 review, I wrote about one of the more interesting additions to the Shortcuts app for power users: automation triggers based on the contents of push notifications received on your device. As I explained, with this new trigger, you can create automations that run certain actions whenever […]Federico Viticci
- 02iPhone Duo App Submissions Are OpenSource: Apple. Yesterday, Apple announced on its developer blog that it has begun taking App Store submissions for iPhone Duo apps. The new foldable phone will be in customers’ hands in just over two weeks on October 23 and with Xcode 27.1, developers can recompile existing apps and build new ones. To prepare for the […]John Voorhees
- 03GoodLinks: Read Later and Do More with Your Articles [Sponsor]It happens to all of us. You come across an article you want to read, but you’re in the middle of something and don’t have the time. GoodLinks gives those articles a home on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with a clean, customizable reading experience when you’re ready to return to them. Recently updated for […]MacStories Team
- 04Apple Announces Plan to Impose New Full Disk Access Controls on Mac DevelopersToday, on its developer blog, Apple announced plans to “…introduce additional controls to ensure that users who genuinely wish to grant an app this extraordinary level of access can only do so with very explicit user action.” The company says it’s doing so because of the dangers posed by AI agents. According to Apple’s post: […]John Voorhees
- 05OpenAI’s Dots: A First LookSource: OpenAI. Earlier this week, I was at OpenAI’s annual DevDay conference where it launched Dots, a personal agent that lives inside the ChatGPT app. I set up my Dot and named it Puck after the mischievous sprite in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In the days since then, I’ve found myself using Puck more […]John Voorhees
- 06MacStories Weekly: Issue 531This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories' articles and podcasts: How Agents Changed The Way I Manage Email, by John This Story is for Club Members Get weekly newsletters, exclusive stories, member downloads, and ad-free version of MacStories Unwind. See Plans Already a member? Sign inMacStories Team
- 07How I Used Notion, Agents, and Local AI to Research and Organize My iOS 27 ReviewMy Notion setup (left) and Desk, my custom system for the iOS and iPadOS review. The process for this year’s iOS and iPadOS review was, on the surface, similar to last year’s: I researched, wrote, and edited the entire story in Notion, then used a custom tool to export it to Markdown for MacStories. Structurally, […]Federico Viticci
- 08Monthly Log: September 2026In this month's edition of the Monthly Log: Encountering the Builders of DevDay, by John Making Sense of My Agents with a Notion Board, by Federico This Story is for Club Members Get weekly newsletters, exclusive stories, member downloads, and ad-free version of MacStories Unwind. See Plans Already a member? Sign inMacStories Team
- 09Frames CLI 1.5.0, Now with iPhone 18 Pro and (Experimental) iPhone Duo SupportThe updated Frames CLI also supports proportional scaling for iPhone Duo. The Frames CLI – the companion command line interface to my Apple Frames shortcut I released earlier this year – received a 1.5.0 update earlier today with two notable additions: iPhone 18 Pro frames, and experimental support for iPhone Duo screenshots in all poses. […]Federico Viticci
- 10MacStories Weekly: Issue 530This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories' articles and podcasts: The iPhone Duo and AI Tides That Lift All iPad Boats, by Federico My To-Go Travel Kit, by John Club MacStories+ Spotlight: Safety Shortcuts, Spotlight Bugs, and Siri Confusion, by John This Story is for Club Members Get weekly newsletters, exclusive stories, member downloads, and ad-free version of MacStories Unwind. See Plans Already a member? Sign inMacStories Team
- 11Our Favorite Indie Apps for iOS 27, Vol. 2It’s time to get back to our favorite indie apps that take advantage of Apple’s latest OS features. Today, we’re highlighting: Bear, Gentler Streak, The Outsiders, DoMarks, and Cheatsheet Notes. John Bear Bear, the note-taking app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, just released version 2.10 with several Siri AI features, including actions to: […]John Voorhees
- 12Apple Music Hall Opens in Battersea Power StationSource: Apple. Today, Apple announced the opening of Apple Music Hall, a state-of-the-art live venue in London’s Battersea Power Station. The intimate concert space will offer a unique experience for both artists and fans alike. According to Apple’s press release: The 600-capacity venue is designed intentionally to close the gap between intimacy and production value […]John Voorhees
- 13M5 Ultra Mac Studio Review: The Dream Mac for Local AI AgentsThe M5 Ultra Mac Studio. For the past few days, I’ve been testing the (currently) top-of-the-line M5 Ultra Mac Studio with 256 GB of RAM. I’ll cut to the chase: the M5 Ultra Mac Studio is a dream machine for local AI agents. This computer makes it possible to run personal assistants powered by local models […]Federico Viticci
- 14LookAway: The Screen Breaks Your Eyes Deserve [Sponsor]Hi, I’m Kushagra, the indie developer behind LookAway. It’s very easy to get into the flow, lose track of time, and end up sitting for hours in front of a screen. By the end of the day, your eyes are tired and your shoulders are stiff. That’s exactly what was happening to me. I knew […]MacStories Team
- 15MacStories Weekly: Issue 529This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories' articles and podcasts: Dropover, by John 20 Twenty Shortcuts Built with the New iOS 27 Shortcuts Actions, by Federico The Apple Game Controller I've Always Wanted, by John Beta Train Dilemmas, Journaling Decisions, and AI in Everyday Life, by John This Story is for Club Members Get weekly newsletters, exclusive stories, member downloads, and ad-free version of MacStories Unwind. See Plans Already a member? Sign inMacStories Team
- 16The iPhone 18 Pro Camera: Apple Reference Image and Tyler Stalman’s ReviewIn the wake of last week’s Surprise and Shine event, Apple published a post on its Security Research blog about Apple Reference Image, a way to verify that a photograph taken with an iPhone hasn’t been altered. As Apple explains, AI offers helpful features like one-touch removal of distractions from an image, but that can […]John Voorhees
- 17Chance Miller on the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4Apple Watch reviews are out and Chance Miller at 9to5Mac has an excellent, in-depth look at both the Series 12 and Ultra 4. One of the things that Chance points out that might not be immediately obvious to many people is that the inclusion of an always-on chip as part of the S11 system on […]John Voorhees
- 18ChatGPT Is Surprisingly Thorough at Planning Running RoutesEvery now and then, I go looking for new running routes to mix things up, which was why I was intrigued by this post by Simon Willison, who gave ChatGPT Work his address and asked it to find 5K and 10K routes, using OpenStreetMap data: It worked for 27 minutes and produced exactly what I’d […]John Voorhees
- 19Our Favorite Indie Apps for iOS 27, Vol. 1With our annual OS reviews out of the way, Federico and I will be covering our favorite indie apps that take advantage of Apple’s latest OS features. We have hundreds to draw from and instead of one big sweeping roundup, we’re going to do a bunch of smaller ones as we work our way through […]MacStories Team
- 20TestFlight Fixes and WishesJust as I was heading into the final stretch of review season, TestFlight was updated to reverse an update I wrote about in July. That update added search, which was one of my longstanding wishes for TestFlight. However, for some users, the update also changed the sorting of betas from reverse chronological order to alphabetical, […]John Voorhees
- 21watchOS 27: The MacStories ReviewI haven’t been this excited about an Apple Watch in a long time. Last week, Apple introduced the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4, which will be available at the end of the week. The new Watches feature the S11 chip, which enables a bunch of new features, some of which won’t […]John Voorhees
- 22macOS 27: The MacStories ReviewInvention, it must be humbly admitted, does not consist in creating out of void, but out of chaos. — Mary Shelley, introduction to Frankenstein (1831) Every OS update has a story to tell. With macOS 27 Golden Gate, that story captures a moment when Apple is faced with multiple challenges, many of which are tied […]John Voorhees
- 23Our OS 27 Review Extras: eBooks, Shortcuts, and the Making of the iOS and iPadOS 27 ReviewToday we published not one, but three reviews covering four OSes: Federico’s iOS and iPadOS 27 review, which is packed with special interactive touches John’s macOS 27 and watchOS 27 reviews The reviews cover design, new app features and more, which kicks off a big week here at MacStories that includes extra special perks for […]John Voorhees
- 24iOS and iPadOS 27: The MacStories ReviewAfter years of relentless building, it’s good to see Apple sweat the details again.Federico Viticci
- 25Unlock 13 Premium FunnMedia Apps on Your Apple Devices for Less than $5 a MonthYou’ve been paying a tax on being healthy. Four dollars here for hydration, five there for sleep, another subscription for fasting, another for habits, and each one only ever sees its own slice of you. Your Apple Watch is already collecting the whole picture; what’s missing is a set of apps built to work with […]MacStories Team
- 26MacStories Weekly: Issue 528This week, in addition to the usual links, app debuts, and recap of MacStories' articles and podcasts: Five iPhone Duo Features That Won Over, by John My (Many) Questions About the iPhone Duo, by Federico Holsters, Subagents, and iPod Nostalgia Meets Modern Music Collections, by John This Story is for Club Members Get weekly newsletters, exclusive stories, member downloads, and ad-free version of MacStories Unwind. See Plans Already a member? Sign inJohn Voorhees
- 27Apple’s Surprise and Shine Event: All the Small ThingsSource: Apple. An Apple event can only cover so much. Some of the most useful details turn up in the product pages, technical specifications, footnotes, and summary slides after the presentation ends. We’ve collected our favorite smaller changes from yesterday’s Surprise and Shine event below: iPhone Duo In the hands-on area after Apple’s event, Ben […]John Voorhees
- 28iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo: The MacStories OverviewThe iPhone Duo. Apple’s iPhone lineup is taking a different shape this year. At today’s Surprise and Shine event, the company introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max alongside the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. The Pro models build on the familiar design introduced last year, while the Duo marks the debut […]Federico Viticci
- 29Apple’s Surprise and Shine Event: All the New AccessoriesApple’s hardware announcements usually bring a wave of smaller additions to the Apple Store. We’ve gone through the new cases, straps, wallets, and Apple Watch bands introduced alongside today’s products and collected the details below. iPhone cases and accessories iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max cases Apple announced new silicone and TechWoven cases […]John Voorhees
- 30Apple Introduces Two AirPods 5 ModelsSource: Apple. Two years after bringing noise cancellation to its open-ear AirPods models, Apple is back with AirPods 5. Announced at today’s Surprise and Shine event, the new earbuds offer two models, both with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). For those who prefer AirPods’ fit and the design without silicone ear tips, here’s what’s changed. Source: […]John Voorhees