Nishi
8 September 2024 14:09
779
Just out of curiosity, could you share some of those indie apps? I’d like to check them out!
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Urpert
8 September 2024 14:18
780
The only one I struggle to find a substitute for these days (since all the third party twitter apps were killed) is Fantastical.
In no particular order and far from exhaustive.
Save links effortlessly. View them later, from anywhere, on all your devices. Sync, organize, and share your links—privately, without ever creating an account.
GoodLinks is a powerful bookmarking app with a sleek reading experience. Save the...
Reeder is your all-in-one inbox for reading, watching and listening to content from various sources.
From Unread Counts to Timeline Syncing
Say goodbye to unread counts! With Reeder, your timeline position is synced across all your devices, letting...
Ditch your physical access tags or loyalty cards. Barcodes is the best way to scan and store your QR codes & barcodes on your devices, then use them with a few taps!
Store all your barcodes, QR codes, loyalty cards, reward cards, gym cards and...
Track, explore and discover your favorite TV shows and movies with TV Forecast. See what’s upcoming, mark your progress, and much more.
Track
• See what's upcoming, at a glance.
• Receive a notification when a movie is released or an episode is...
Have you ever wondered “who is that actor?”, or perhaps “when was this movie released?”, or “what was the title of that one episode of that show I love”? Maybe you're a film aficionado, and wonder “how old was this person when this movie was...
Bear is a beautiful, powerfully simple Markdown app to capture, write, and organize your life.
Take notes, plan your day, journal thoughts, organize tables, create lists and tasks, sketch ideas, link notes together, write a book, and much more....
Bridges is the best way to collect custom formatted links. Saving a link for your podcast, newsletter, or blog post has never been easier.
If you’ve ever had the task to collect links for a project you’ll love Bridges. Bridges eliminates any...
Delta is an all-in-one emulator for iOS and iPadOS. Delta builds upon the strengths of its predecessor, GBA4iOS, while expanding to include support for more game systems such as NES, SNES, N64, and DS.
FEATURES
Supported Game Systems
• Nintendo...
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Nishi
8 September 2024 20:45
783
Nice! The only app in that list that’s similar to stuff I use on Android is SeriesGuide which seems similar to TV Forecast at a first glance.
I can definitely see app quality being better on iOS for the indie apps as you say
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l33t
8 September 2024 21:05
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The fact iOS folk tend to buy/sub to apps also has an effect.
You can also add them to Pay or Stocard. But Barcodes is just nicer.
And that probably goes all the way down with every app I’ve listed.
It’s not just a tick box exercise for RSS Reader, Mastodon client, Read it Later app. On iOS you just get these beautiful, thoughtfully designed apps which are delightful to use.
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Google wallet has got better with adding unsupported cards.
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Ordog
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9 September 2024 17:14
790
Google wallet is ace.
I have loads of loyalty cards, theme park tickets, event tickets and all sorts in mine
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AaronB1
(Aaron)
9 September 2024 18:52
791
Samsung pay does this as well, very useful
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davidwalton
(Award Winning Hot Coral Analyst)
11 September 2024 09:17
793
Absolutely hot.
I appear to be even hotter:
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chistery:
Am I hot or not?
Have you definitely selected the correct age range? Readings cans be misleading if you are actually 3-36 months (or younger).
davidwalton
(Award Winning Hot Coral Analyst)
11 September 2024 10:14
799
There are 3 age ranges to select: 0-3 months, 3-36 months and 3+ years:
3+ years it is then…
I know this but we don’t know for sure how old Chistery is.
Sarcasm failed I guess.
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davidwalton
(Award Winning Hot Coral Analyst)
11 September 2024 10:33
801
That is a good point. We don’t know if it was a self-measurement or if it was a measurement of a young/very young person.
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For once my age is actually at the top of the list. nowadays I usually have to scroll down so much to get to my age range I am getting repetitive scroll wheel finger.
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davidwalton
(Award Winning Hot Coral Analyst)
13 September 2024 09:09
807
My position too. I held off from the 2 and heavily considered the 3. The fact I haven’t jumped yet tells me to wait for the 4 & see.
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davidwalton
(Award Winning Hot Coral Analyst)
13 September 2024 09:39
810
No. In fact, I haven’t used a smartwatch since my Mobvoi TicWatch E died about 6 years ago.
An unconscious move toward health monitoring is swaying me back to a decent smartwatch. Battery life has always decided the outcome so far - I’ve been very tempted to get a Fitbit Sense 2 for this reason - but held off for a more Pixelly solution. I’ve always gone ‘round’ (my first Moto360 was the best!), although I think Apple nailed it with the Ultra.
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l33t
13 September 2024 14:05
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Evri…… they can take a bit to pick up and longer to show tracking.
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Was it well charged? We’ve had problems with my son’s PW1, usually when it’s not got a decent charge in it.