293: myTASK°MANAGER

Connected

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Federico, News, Tech News, Hurley, Hackett, Technology, Federico Viticci, Macstories, Apple

4.4 • 720 Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2020

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

This week, Stephen identifies some adaptors, while Federico is in search of answers and Myke butts in about something else. Then, a discussion of WWDC 2020, and what they guys would like to see in terms of home screen widgets on the iPhone and iPad.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Connected episode 293.
0:12.4	It's made possible this week by our sponsors,
0:15.2	PDF pen from Smile,
0:16.9	Squarespace, and Sound Source from Rogue Amoeba.
0:20.4	My name is Stephen Hackett, and I'm joined by Mr. Mike Hurley.
0:24.0	Ahoy there. Hey, buddy. Hi. How are you? Good. How are you? I'm pretty good. It's a weird week.
0:34.2	You know, we got WBC talk about in a whole new context, which I'm looking forward to. But, you know, pretty good. Busy. Busy as always. And we are also joined by
0:42.4	Mr. Federico Vitici. Hello. Hi. How are you? I'm good. I'm really amazed at how
0:48.4	constrained this intro is after last week. Yeah, well, sometimes you've got to be a professional.
0:55.1	Mm-hmm. But only sometimes.
0:56.6	And maybe this is that one time of the year when we behave on the show.
1:01.4	It's going to be strictly business.
1:03.8	No jokes, no puns, no nothing.
1:08.0	Just strictly podcasting.
1:10.7	No Japes.
1:11.8	Yeah.
1:13.4	Nothing.
1:14.5	Just all you will get from Mike and me this episode is just pure business, pure.
1:19.9	Straight-laced.
1:21.4	But I can buy.
1:23.1	Professionalism in podcasting.
1:25.6	This is what we're going to be.
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