web02.fireside.fm Tue, 12 May 2026 00:20:30 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Mavis - Episodes Tagged with “Ios” https://mavispodcast.com/tags/ios Wed, 19 Jun 2019 05:00:00 +0100 Every fortnight, hosts Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson discuss topics from pencils and paper, and each-others “weird quirks“ to the current and future of technology and whatever else they like. en-gb episodic From pencils and paper, and each-others “weird quirks” to the current and future of technology, the hosts discuss whatever they like. Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Every fortnight, hosts Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson discuss topics from pencils and paper, and each-others “weird quirks“ to the current and future of technology and whatever else they like. no Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson hello@mavispodcast.com Episode 37: DubDub https://mavispodcast.com/37 2ee4f5af-07c1-4e15-a3b3-315a8adda7d2 Wed, 19 Jun 2019 05:00:00 +0100 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson After Field Notes & travelling follow up, we discuss the main announcements from WWDC 2019 (also known as “dubdub") that matter to us, before finally discussing Jules’ new OP-Z. 1:26:09 no <p>After Field Notes &amp; travelling follow up, we discuss the main announcements from WWDC 2019 (also known as “dubdub") that matter to us, before finally discussing Jules’ new OP-Z. </p> Andrew Hathaway,Jordan Appleson,Julian Kay,Mavis,MavisPodcast,37,episode 37,Field Notes,Hobonichi,Travel,OP-Z,PlayDate,WWDC,Apple,Mac Pro,Display,macOS,iOS,iPadOS,tvOS,watchOS,HomePod After Field Notes & travelling follow up, we discuss the main announcements from WWDC 2019 (also known as “dubdub") that matter to us, before finally discussing Jules’ new OP-Z.

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]]> After Field Notes & travelling follow up, we discuss the main announcements from WWDC 2019 (also known as “dubdub") that matter to us, before finally discussing Jules’ new OP-Z.

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]]> Episode 35: Sir Nibalot the 2nd https://mavispodcast.com/35 eed28e92-add1-4aab-81a8-8805f10656e3 Wed, 27 Mar 2019 05:00:00 +0000 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson This episode is packed full of golf, iOS applications for cars, books, new pens, notebook changes and Apple products. 1:33:12 no <p>This episode is packed full of golf, iOS applications for cars, books, new pens, notebook changes and Apple products. </p> Andrew Hathaway,Jordan Appleson,Julian Kay,Mavis,MavisPodcast,35,episode 35,iOS,Apps,Stationery,Sailor,Pens,Fountain Pens,Ink,Kindle,Audible,Reading,Books,Hobonichi,Field Notes,Apple,iMac,iPad,AirPods,Apple Events,Hacking This episode is packed full of golf, iOS applications for cars, books, new pens, notebook changes and Apple products.

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]]> Episode 23: Revitalised https://mavispodcast.com/23 7ec8d22f-51c1-4f45-9f75-626940d05f56 Wed, 20 Jun 2018 05:00:00 +0100 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson We now know Siri Shortcuts is better than Workflow! Jordan has a new phone, Andrews is scratched to hell. After Andrews Theme of the Year wasn’t going so well, and had to be adjusted, he’s turned it around and made some changes, including a migration to OmniFocus and major changes in “The System”. 1:30:03 no <p>We now know Siri Shortcuts is better than Workflow! Jordan has a new phone, Andrews is scratched to hell. After Andrews Theme of the Year wasn’t going so well, and had to be adjusted, he’s turned it around and made some changes, including a migration to OmniFocus and major changes in “The System”. </p> We now know Siri Shortcuts is better than Workflow! Jordan has a new phone, Andrews is scratched to hell. After Andrews Theme of the Year wasn’t going so well, and had to be adjusted, he’s turned it around and made some changes, including a migration to OmniFocus and major changes in “The System”.

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]]> We now know Siri Shortcuts is better than Workflow! Jordan has a new phone, Andrews is scratched to hell. After Andrews Theme of the Year wasn’t going so well, and had to be adjusted, he’s turned it around and made some changes, including a migration to OmniFocus and major changes in “The System”.

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]]> Episode 22: Sausages Across My Watch https://mavispodcast.com/22 82726ca1-ef9a-4329-896f-b6d7e7ce4aca Wed, 06 Jun 2018 05:00:00 +0100 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Microsoft buys GitHub and appoints Xamarin CEO. Moving swiftly past tvOS, we discuss the changes in iOS12, watchOS 5 and macOS that matter to us and Jules and Jordan discuss WSLtty and terminal emulators in Windows. 1:17:05 no <p>Microsoft buys GitHub and appoints Xamarin CEO. Moving swiftly past tvOS, we discuss the changes in iOS12, watchOS 5 and macOS that matter to us and Jules and Jordan discuss WSLtty and terminal emulators in Windows. </p> Microsoft buys GitHub and appoints Xamarin CEO. Moving swiftly past tvOS, we discuss the changes in iOS12, watchOS 5 and macOS that matter to us and Jules and Jordan discuss WSLtty and terminal emulators in Windows.

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]]> Microsoft buys GitHub and appoints Xamarin CEO. Moving swiftly past tvOS, we discuss the changes in iOS12, watchOS 5 and macOS that matter to us and Jules and Jordan discuss WSLtty and terminal emulators in Windows.

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]]> Episode 19: Help Me Lift the iPad off the Table https://mavispodcast.com/19 84a0e5dd-c04e-49ea-b357-63fb34eb9a46 Wed, 14 Mar 2018 05:00:00 +0000 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Andrew receives his ErgoDox EZ and can no longer compute. Julian takes the iPhone onboard as a device in his life, but has a few more itches to scratch alongside a realisation. Julian also got a Surface Book 2, we discuss how Windows power management, the USB-C life and new iPads with Face ID. Finally, a chat about our favourite podcasts and when we listen to them, with a public announcement and a special after show clip. 1:37:11 no <p>Andrew receives his ErgoDox EZ and can no longer compute. Julian takes the iPhone onboard as a device in his life, but has a few more itches to scratch alongside a realisation. Julian also got a Surface Book 2, we discuss how Windows power management, the USB-C life and new iPads with Face ID. Finally, a chat about our favourite podcasts and when we listen to them, with a public announcement and a special after show clip. </p> Andrew receives his ErgoDox EZ and can no longer compute. Julian takes the iPhone onboard as a device in his life, but has a few more itches to scratch alongside a realisation. Julian also got a Surface Book 2, we discuss how Windows power management, the USB-C life and new iPads with Face ID. Finally, a chat about our favourite podcasts and when we listen to them, with a public announcement and a special after show clip.

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]]> Andrew receives his ErgoDox EZ and can no longer compute. Julian takes the iPhone onboard as a device in his life, but has a few more itches to scratch alongside a realisation. Julian also got a Surface Book 2, we discuss how Windows power management, the USB-C life and new iPads with Face ID. Finally, a chat about our favourite podcasts and when we listen to them, with a public announcement and a special after show clip.

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]]> Episode 18: Me, My Burger, My Shielding System https://mavispodcast.com/18 5dfc49d1-b9bd-440a-b9eb-a8e646039ffc Wed, 28 Feb 2018 05:00:00 +0000 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson The HomePod causes marks yet Andrew still considers one. Did Jordan create workflow yet? Apple’s emoji decision is causing issues not just on Apple platforms, Jordan eats chips with a fork and unhappiness with a Field Notes addition. In a bold move, Julian tries an iPhone for the first time and gives iOS a big review, from a Windows Phone users point of view. 1:25:22 no <p>The HomePod causes marks yet Andrew still considers one. Did Jordan create workflow yet? Apple’s emoji decision is causing issues not just on Apple platforms, Jordan eats chips with a fork and unhappiness with a Field Notes addition. In a bold move, Julian tries an iPhone for the first time and gives iOS a big review, from a Windows Phone users point of view. </p> The HomePod causes marks yet Andrew still considers one. Did Jordan create workflow yet? Apple’s emoji decision is causing issues not just on Apple platforms, Jordan eats chips with a fork and unhappiness with a Field Notes addition. In a bold move, Julian tries an iPhone for the first time and gives iOS a big review, from a Windows Phone users point of view.

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]]> The HomePod causes marks yet Andrew still considers one. Did Jordan create workflow yet? Apple’s emoji decision is causing issues not just on Apple platforms, Jordan eats chips with a fork and unhappiness with a Field Notes addition. In a bold move, Julian tries an iPhone for the first time and gives iOS a big review, from a Windows Phone users point of view.

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]]> Episode 15: You Don’t Need to Meme https://mavispodcast.com/15 a87daaf3-0c64-46dc-b090-9fe754707770 Wed, 17 Jan 2018 05:00:00 +0000 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Excusing the tricky recording for the first 7 minutes, we discuss last weeks Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, universal apps on iOS, what this means for Apple’s platforms and some further Andromeda renders. Rounding out the episode with a discussion on authority-Twitter-accounts trying to meme. 1:25:54 no <p>Excusing the tricky recording for the first 7 minutes, we discuss last weeks Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, universal apps on iOS, what this means for Apple’s platforms and some further Andromeda renders. Rounding out the episode with a discussion on authority-Twitter-accounts trying to meme. </p> Excusing the tricky recording for the first 7 minutes, we discuss last weeks Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, universal apps on iOS, what this means for Apple’s platforms and some further Andromeda renders. Rounding out the episode with a discussion on authority-Twitter-accounts trying to meme.

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]]> Excusing the tricky recording for the first 7 minutes, we discuss last weeks Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, universal apps on iOS, what this means for Apple’s platforms and some further Andromeda renders. Rounding out the episode with a discussion on authority-Twitter-accounts trying to meme.

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]]> Episode 7: The Notch https://mavispodcast.com/7 345801e1-7fa3-4f92-9433-5f74e92ebc72 Wed, 30 Aug 2017 05:00:00 +0100 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Julian fixes his Lumia 950 XL in a “smart” way. The iPhone 8 finally gets it’s discussion, back to Touch ID nightmares and more importantly, how will The Notch turn out?! Ending the show with a good old chat about gaming histories, feeling nostalgic and getting stupidly close to relapsing our addictions with games. 1:27:36 no <p>Julian fixes his Lumia 950 XL in a “smart” way. The iPhone 8 finally gets it’s discussion, back to Touch ID nightmares and more importantly, how will The Notch turn out?! Ending the show with a good old chat about gaming histories, feeling nostalgic and getting stupidly close to relapsing our addictions with games. </p> Julian fixes his Lumia 950 XL in a “smart” way. The iPhone 8 finally gets it’s discussion, back to Touch ID nightmares and more importantly, how will The Notch turn out?! Ending the show with a good old chat about gaming histories, feeling nostalgic and getting stupidly close to relapsing our addictions with games.

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]]> Julian fixes his Lumia 950 XL in a “smart” way. The iPhone 8 finally gets it’s discussion, back to Touch ID nightmares and more importantly, how will The Notch turn out?! Ending the show with a good old chat about gaming histories, feeling nostalgic and getting stupidly close to relapsing our addictions with games.

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