web01.fireside.fm Sun, 12 Apr 2026 12:13:47 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Mavis - Episodes Tagged with “Keyboards” https://mavispodcast.com/tags/keyboards Wed, 14 Mar 2018 05:00:00 +0000 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 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 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. 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 16: Unreasonably Unreasonable https://mavispodcast.com/16 71be09fc-f358-47ac-9a8c-62a55209153f Wed, 31 Jan 2018 05:00:00 +0000 Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson full Andrew Hathaway, Julian Kay and Jordan Appleson Follow up with Surface Phone and Windows on ARM, ergonomic keyboards and the Surface Ergonomic keyboards leading on to productive desk setups and Andrew’s new 13” MacBook Pro. Nintendo’s Labo cardboard awesomeness and Microsofts failings with buggy applications. 1:17:46 no Follow up with Surface Phone and Windows on ARM, ergonomic keyboards and the Surface Ergonomic keyboards leading on to productive desk setups and Andrew’s new 13” MacBook Pro. Nintendo’s Labo cardboard awesomeness and Microsofts failings with buggy applications. Follow up with Surface Phone and Windows on ARM, ergonomic keyboards and the Surface Ergonomic keyboards leading on to productive desk setups and Andrew’s new 13” MacBook Pro. Nintendo’s Labo cardboard awesomeness and Microsofts failings with buggy applications.

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