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Craig Hockenberry returns to the show. Topics include Apple’s new hardware this week — M3 iPad Airs, A16 regular iPads, M4 MacBook Airs, and the M4 Max and surprising M3 Ultra Mac Studios. And we go deep on The Iconfactory’s years-in-the-making new app, Tapestry — a universal timeline for the Internet. Exclusively sponsored by: Google Gemini : Chat to supercharge your ideas. Unofficial but surprisingly good transcripts . Links: Daring Fireball posts of note: “ Apple Updates iPad Air (M2→M3) and Regular iPad (A14→A16), and Revamps Magic Keyboard for iPad Air ”. “ Apple Announces, With Little Surprise, M4 MacBook Airs ”. “ Apple Announces, With Much Surprise, Mac Studios With M4 Max and M3 Ultra (!) Chips ”. From January: “ Openvibe, a Multi-Social-Network App for Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads (Supposedly), and Nostr ”. Tapestry : “Weaving your favorite blogs, social media, and more into a unified and chronological timeline.” Craig, on the Iconfactory blog: “ Enter Tapestry ”. Cheryl Cicha, also on the Iconfactory blog: “ Tapestry: Past, Present, and Future ”. Tapestry Connectors — an open, easy ( documented !) extensions API. Fefes Blog — you’ll have to listen to the show to understand how this is a Tapestry-related link. But trust me, it’s a good story. It starts with this thread on Mastodon , which begins like a great novel: “It’s becoming clear that XML in RSS is the preferred tool of sociopaths.” Molly White: “POSSE” (“Publish [on your] Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere”). Technology Connections on YouTube: “ Algorithms Are Breaking How We Think ”. The Iconfactory : Linea Sketch — “a lightweight digital sketchpad for your iPad”. Wallaroo — fun new wallpapers every week, for iOS and Mac. Tot — we didn’t mention this brilliant little notes app on the show, but I use it every day. iPulse — a nerdy system monitor, with Iconfactory fit and finish. Runs in the background even on iOS. Project Tapestry’s year-ago successful Kickstarter campaign . Andre Torrez’s Tyke , the inspiration for Tot. This episode of The Talk Show was edited by Caleb Sexton.

Craig Hockenberry returns to the show. Topics include the upcoming Daylight DC-1 monochrome “e-paper” tablet, more thoughts on the new iPad Pros, and what we expect/hope for from Apple at WWDC. Also: a one-button keyboard. Sponsored by: Trade Coffee : Enjoy 30% off your first month of coffee. Squarespace : Make your next move. Use code talkshow for 10% off your first order. Nuts.com : The world’s best snacks, delivered fast and fresh. Links: Daylight’s DC-1 “new kind of computer”. Om Malik’s DC-1 experience and thoughts . My thoughts on Night Shift and its purported sleep/health benefits. The wrap-around-your-neck Glocusent Bendable Book Light , $20 at Amazon. Quinn Nelson on using iPadOS : “Maybe I’m just an idiot, but I spent 20 minutes trying to figure out how to manage multiple window instances from within Stage Manager.” Baffling. Also from Quinn Nelson : the subtle photorealistic reflection of an Apple Pencil on the new iPad Pros. Delightful. Jason Snell’s 2022 post about his deconstructed Magic Keyboard Touch ID button . The Iconfactory : Linea Sketch — “a lightweight digital sketchpad for your iPad”. Wallaroo — fun new wallpapers every week, for iOS and Mac. Tot — we didn’t mention this brilliant little notes app on the show, but I use it every day. iPulse — a nerdy system monitor, with Iconfactory fit and finish. Runs in the background even on iOS. Project Tapestry : Iconfactory’s Kickstarter-funded project to build “a universal timeline for the Internet”. Loren Brichter’s 2020 “ Chrome Is Bad ” website, documenting genuinely mysterious Mac system performance issues that went away simply by uninstalling Chrome. Kotoba — “the best iOS dictionary app you’ve never heard of”, from Craig Hockenberry, Will Hains, and yours truly. This episode of The Talk Show was edited by Caleb Sexton.

Craig Hockenberry joins the show as we talk about Snow Days, The levy and plans for the Poland Buildings.

Craig Hockenberry, the special guest with the special fleshy palms, returns to the show. Topics include Twitter/X, foldable phones, and our favorite features in iOS 17 now that it’s in public beta. Sponsored by: Backblaze : Backblaze makes backing up and accessing your data astonishingly easy. Squarespace : Make your next move. Use code talkshow for 10% off your first order. Links: Craig’s weekend fun: updating Twitter’s “How to Tweet” support document to “ How to X ”. Surprisingly funny. Adam Sandler’s “Ode to My Car”: “Car honk” radio-friendly version , which really is even funnier than the album version. Album version , replete with cuss words. The Iconfactory . Triode : “The best way to enjoy all of your favorite Internet radio stations wherever you go.” The rest of their excellent lineup of apps . Furbo , Craig’s blog. Morton Downey Jr., “trash TV” pioneer . YouTube clips . Studio Neat’s Material Docks , perfect for the upcoming Standby mode in iOS 17. This episode of The Talk Show was edited by Caleb Sexton.

Craig Hockenberry returns to the show to talk about the demise of third-party Twitter clients, the overall Twitter shitshow, touchscreens on the Mac, and the perils of autocorrect when you have a clever username. Sponsored by: Nebula : Videos. Podcasts. Classes. Creator-built and creator-owned. Trade Coffee : Incredible coffee delivered fresh from the best roasters in the nation Squarespace : Make your next move. Use code talkshow for 10% off your first order. Links: Black Girls Code — recipients of $100 for each utterance of you-know-who’s name during this episode. From the Daring Fireball archive (2009): “Twitter Clients Are a UI Design Playground” . Craig, this week: “ The Shit Show ”. My take this week: “ Twitterrific: End of an Era ”. The Iconfactory’s other apps: Wallaroo — delightful iOS wallpapers Tot — text scratchpad for Mac and iOS xScope — screen inspector for Mac designers Linea — excellent drawing app for iPad Frenzic — fun game in Apple Arcade Edovia’s Screens — amazing VNC app to use your Mac from iOS devices. Lights Off — the first-ever game for iPhone, still available in the App Store. EDGE “2G” cellular data networking. Blaine Cook, early Twitter engineer and champion of third-party client APIs, now all-in on Mastodon . This episode of The Talk Show was edited by Caleb Sexton.

Craig Hockenberry is back to weigh in on Apple Silicon, why he's an Apple Watch Power User, and life as a Mac developer. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: 1Password : Have you ever forgotten a password? You don't have to worry about that anymore. TextExpander from Smile : Get 20% off with this link and type more with less effort! Expand short abbreviations into longer bits of text, even fill-ins, with TextExpander from Smile. Indeed : Get a free $75 credit to upgrade your job post. Wealthfront : Invest for the long term on your terms. Get your first $5,000 managed for free. Guest Starring: Craig Hockenberry Links and Show Notes: Sign up for the MPU email newsletter and join the MPU forums. More Power Users: Ad-free episodes with regular bonus segments Submit Feedback Craig Hockenberry on Twitter Craig's Blog Iconfactory Apps Widgetsmith on the App Store Kaleidoscope Developer Transition Kit - Wikipedia A Watch, Water and Workouts • furbo.org On Apple Watch Ergonomics • furbo.org Introducing Waterscope • furbo.org Waterscope Weather on the App Store Tot • Your tiny text companion Frenzic: Overtime iPulse • Keep an eye on your Mac Linea Sketch – Drawing tools for iOS Apache Subversion The Origin of Tweet • furbo.org Bare Bones Software | BBEdit 14 Apple Remote Desktop - Wikipedia 1Password Fastmail

[[audio_player]] Federico and John interview Craig Hockenberry of The Iconfactory and James Thomson, the creator of PCalc and DragThing, about the earliest days of the App Store. This episode is sponsored by: OmniFocus 3 - Accomplish More Every Day Links and Show Notes James Thomson PCalc TLA Systems James on Twitter Craig Hockenberry Twitterrific The... Read more

We are joined again today by Craig Hockenberry of The Iconfactory, makers of Twitterrific, Linea, great icons, and more. Today, we continue talking to Craig about Project Phoenix, The Iconfactory’s Kickstarter to relaunch Twitteriffic for Mac. We also discuss the “pro software” problem on the iPad, what makes a good Kickstarter video, and pricing models […]

We are joined today by Craig Hockenberry of The Iconfactory, makers of Twitterrific, Linea, great icons, and more. Craig talks to us about the start of The Iconfactory, working as a part of a distributed team, the benefits of growing slowly, and of course, their new Kickstarter to relaunch Twitterrific for Mac which they’ve codenamed […]

Jeffrey Zeldman interviews Craig Hockenberry (@chockenberry), web and Mac software developer for over 20 years, and author of Making Sense of Color Management (A Book Apart, 2016). Screen evolution, color profiles, writing the first color gamut media query, how Webkit queries your screen to understand how many colors you can display, the Android problem, the 10th anniversary of Twitter, the 10th anniversary of the first Twitter app, the history of the word “tweet,” computer desktop customization in the 1990s, web design then versus now, and much more. Brought to you by: Incapsula (Just visit Incapsula.com/BigWebShow and enter the code BIGWEBSHOW to get one month free). FreshBooks (To claim your month long unrestricted free trial, go to FreshBooks.com/bigwebshow and enter BIG WEB SHOW in the “How Did You Hear About Us?” section). Wix (Just go to Wix.com and create your stunning website today.)

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Craig Hockenberry returns to the show with his gigantic fleshy palms. Topics include Donald Trump's highly publicized meeting with a handful of U.S. tech company leaders (including Tim Cook), the release of Nintendo's Super Mario Run for iPhone, Uber's autonomous car that was caught cruising straight through a red light in San Francisco, and Craig's excellent new book, Making Sense of Color Management . Sponsored by: Squarespace : The best way to create your own website. Use code talkshow for 10 percent off your first order. Harry's : An exceptional shave at a fraction of the price. Use code talkshow for $5 off your first purchase. Backblaze : Unlimited, unthrottled online backup for your Mac, for just $5 per month. Links: Craig's excellent new book, with a foreword by yours truly, Making Sense of Color Management , from A Book Apart. More from Craig on the story behind the book . Uber's carefully-worded PR spin on their autonomous car that was captured on video running a red light . Trump's tech summit meeting , and the look on Tim Cook's face . Poll shows U.S. Republicans rate Vladimir Putin 67 percent more favorably than Hillary Clinton , and 54 percent more favorably than Barack Obama. ( Source .)

Speculation on the purportedly-imminent new 4.7- and 5.5-inch iPhones, and the rise of adaptive user interface layout and design on iOS. @3x, here we come.

Craig Hockenberry joins Jaimee and Dave to talk about floating, falling, and living abroad. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Craig Hockenberry joins Katie and David to talk about working in Internet-distributed company, how he creates apps, and getting started with app programming. Links for this episode: [Sponsor] Fujitsu Scansnap [Sponsor] Transporter [Sponsor] DaisyDisk [Sponsor] 1Password Furbo.org - Craig's blog Craig on Twitter Twitterrific Craig's App Development Book Icon Factory xScope Take Five Folklore.org - Stories of the First Mac Bill Atkinson's Photocard App MacPaint Dogcow Susan Kare Basecamp Glassboard Siracusa - Avoiding Copeland 2010 Xcode BBEdit Google Chrome Apple Safari Black Pixel Apps Please Support our Sponsors: 1Password Have you ever forgotten a password? Now you don't have to worry about that anymore. Fujitsu ScanSnap ScanSnap: Your productive, mobile, efficient, paperless life starts here! Transporter Transporter: A new way to share, access and protect files. DaisyDisk Manager your Mac's drive with panache.

Craig Hockenberry joins Katie and David to talk about working in Internet-distributed company, how he creates apps, and getting started with app programming. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: 1Password Have you ever forgotten a password? Now you don't have to worry about that anymore. Fujitsu ScanSnap ScanSnap: Your productive, mobile, efficient, paperless life starts here! Transporter Transporter: A new way to share, access and protect files. DaisyDisk Manager your Mac's drive with panache. Guest Starring: Craig Hockenberry Links and Show Notes: Links for this episode: [Sponsor] Fujitsu Scansnap [Sponsor] Transporter [Sponsor] DaisyDisk [Sponsor] 1Password Furbo.org - Craig's blog Craig on Twitter Twitterrific Craig's App Development Book Icon Factory xScope Take Five Folklore.org - Stories of the First Mac Bill Atkinson's Photocard App MacPaint Dogcow Susan Kare Basecamp Glassboard Siracusa - Avoiding Copeland 2010 Xcode BBEdit Google Chrome Apple Safari Black Pixel Apps More Power Users: Ad-free episodes with regular bonus segments

Craig Hockenberry and Sean Heber of the Iconfactory talk to Guy and Rene about Twitterrific 5, the early days of the iPhone, Chameleon, beefs with nibs, underscores, colons, and ternary operators, App Store realities, and blame avoidance optimization.

Jason Snell talks to Craig Hockenberry about iPhone development, interfacing with the human body, and Twitter. In his interview, Will Shipley talks about the App Store, where developers get their ideas, and why ideas are easy but implementation is hard. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices