MacPower users episode 378.

More iOS unused and hidden features. Welcome back to the Mac Power Users Podcast. I'm Katie

alongside our pal David Sparks. Hey Sparky, how are you?

Great, Katie, how are you today?

I'm doing great.

You know, we promised that we would do another show

on iOS hidden features and I kind of hate to say that

because that I kind of

and I kind of click-baty but maybe underused or under-appreciated features of iOS and

the last time we did this was episode 361 so it hasn't been that long but

it's been about six months or so.

And our good pal Clayton Morris joined us for that show

and promised us that he would come back.

And true to his word, back with us is Clayton Morris.

Welcome back to the show, Clayton. Hey guys, thanks for having me back.

Yeah, I think even like power users sometimes don't even know half of these like hidden features.

So it's great to be able to, we had so many on the list last time that we didn't even get to all of them.

Yeah, we got like a third of the way through the list and the funny thing is I've been adding,

Katie's been adding, I think Clayton's added some stuff in there.

Now the list has grown again. So... Right. And we are very aware of the calendar

that W.W. D.C. is quickly approaching. So we were like, guys, we got to record this show

before we get a whole new version of iOS and everything

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