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GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 75 Date: 07/12/21 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us @GTDJedi . Curate your Apple Music radio stations for personalized listening How to Factory Reset an AirTag So Someone Else Can Use It - MacRumors How to create a Maps itinerary on iPhone | AppleInsider Jedi Meditation Getting productive with iOS & iPadOS 15 * Better Focus with Focus Zones * Notification Summaries * Live Text * Quick Notes * Safari Tab Groups * Keyboard Shortcuts * Background Audio Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: Keyboard Shortcuts Jerry: Live Text Tim: Focus Zones/Notification Summaries Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: Bullet Journal Companion Jerry: CBS Sports App scores, Meross Tim: Service Bell How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay - @clayrussell Jerry - @JNGold on twitter, blogs on TechMusings.me Tim - @timothybroder In Closing Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or Google Play Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) The website, productivity tips, etc. tekside.net/gtdjedi The rest of the network tekside.net Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

Show Notes iOSDocked: 166 TEKTOK: 87 GTDJedi: 74 Date: 06/14/21 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum, Colin Gold, & Jay Miller Top Stories (iOSDocked) (brought to you by our Patron   George Williams Jr.  )   WWDC Recap Intro Developers create opening video  25 million viewers of WWDC 2020 iOS iOS15 FaceTime SharePlay Listen together. Watch together. Share your screen. Developer API available Messages Photo collages Photo galleries News, Music, Photos, Safari, Podcasts, TV Apps have "Shared With You" feature for saved items in Messages Focus Notifications Contact photos Larger icons Notification Summary (you choose when) Sorted by priority Won't contain messages Do Not Disturb enhancements w/ notify anyway feature Focus - separate areas of life to choose from Choose which apps notify you. Choose your Home Screen. Create a custom Focus (syncs across devices) Intelligence Live Text Captures text off anything and attaches to clipboard or allows for lookup  Understands several languages Visual look up, tap & learn Spotlight Photos search (elements, live text) Rich results for contacts with all related information Photos Memories Animated titles  Music from Apple Music Interactive Different mixes Wallet, Weather & Maps Wallet Keys Tap to Unlock ID cards to wallet Weather All the Dark Sky stuff now baked in to iOS Full screen full resolution weather maps Maps Beautiful new UI Coming to CarPlay later this year AirPods Conversation Boost Announce Notifications (uses Focus settings) Uses FindMy Spatial Audio (now works with tvOS, & macOS) Spatial Audio in Apple Music kicks off today.  iPadOS Widgets Place them anywhere New larger format for iPadOS only App Library  In the dock Hide pages no longer needed or reorder them Multitasking New menu at the top of every app Easily swipe between apps on one side while keeping the other side in place.  Preview with new pop over that keeps existing views in place beneath.  Minimize into "The Shelf" Easy access to recent windows of an app  Create split view by dragging one app on top of another.  Keyboard Shortcuts to control multitasking capabilities Notes Mentions Tags with Tag Browser Quick Note Drag from the corner from anywhere.  Tapable links Swipe between Quick Notes. Translate Auto Translate System-wide translation  Works with Live Text Swift Playground Build apps on iPad. Submit completed apps to the App Store.  Privacy Mail Mail privacy protection Hides IP, location & open emails Safari App Privacy Report (how apps treat your privacy) Siri Audio never leaves your device.  iCloud Account Recovery (add contact) Digital Legacy (add contact) ICloud+ Private Relay Encrypted browser traffic Hide My Email HomeKit Secure Video Same low price as iCloud today Health Mobility (fall risk) Trends (changes in activities) Health Sharing (privately share) watchOS Breathe Reflect Sleep App Respiratory Rate Fitness Tai Chi workout  Pilates workout New Fitness Workouts Artist Spotlights Photos New Portraits Watch Face New Photos app Scribble  Enhancements GIF reply Other Features Multiple timers Home Home Keys Hands Free TV Play Shared TV experiences For All of You (perfect for family night) Siri for everyone  Enable Siri in 3rd party products. Open Source HomeKit called Matter Apple Watch Intercom Doorbell Package Detection macOS Monterey SharePlay Quick Note Continuity  Universal Control Use one trackpad & keyboard to control a Mac & an iPad. Drag & Drop works between macOS & iPadOS. AirPlay AirPlay to Mac (including audio) Shortcuts Automator will continue to be supported.  Import automations into Shortcuts. Safari  Modern & Minimal UI Tab Groups The tab bar takes on the color of the current web page.   (also available on iOS on bottom of browser) Extensions come to iOS & iPadOS. Developer Technologies New APIs Object Capture Swift Concurrency  - fast, modern, safe code App Store 600 million weekly viewers 239 billion paid to developers Create multiple app product pages. In-App Events New widget? Xcode Cloud Run apps in parallel on all devices.  Secure & Powerful Limited beta immediately  Outro Developer beta today Public beta next month Launch in the fall How to Reach Us Where you can reach the TEKSide crew Jerry -   @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on   techmusings.me  and also co-host of the  GJedi podcast  Colin -  @colingold  Jay - @kjaymiller Clay -  @clayrussell   iLikes/iDislikes (iOSDocked) (takeaways from WWDC) Jerry: Siri on device, Dark Sky/Weather Integration, Live Text, iPad Multitasking, iCloud+ Colin: Focus across Shortcuts on Mac Jay: No Pro Apps on iOS/No hew hardware or word of it Clay: iPad multitasking, keyboard shortcuts, Quick Note, Focus Hails Stails & Fails (iOSDocked) iPadOS 15 and macOS Monterey bring Low Power Mode to iPad and Mac Drag and drop support for iOS 15 You get a choice with software updates Built-in authenticator for passwords You can place multiple copies of the same app on your Home Screen FaceTime mute alerts Temporary iCloud storage App badge notifications can be disabled when users are in Do Not Disturb or "Focus" mode or just in General iOS 15 Can Automatically Add and Remove Widgets to a Smart Stack tvOS 15 lets you sign in to apps using Face ID on your iPhone iOS 15 Allows You to Request Refunds for In-App Purchases Directly Within Apps iOS Photos now lets you mark people, places, and dates to suggest less often as featured images Bantha Fodder (GTDJedi) (what's been sherlocked?) FaceTime iCloud+ Photos Password Authenticator Live Text Apple Maps Mail Shelf apps  Carrot Weather Note Apps In Closing Please subscribe to the show in   iTunes   or   Google Play   and take the time to leave us a review and comment. Please show your support for as little as $1 a month and get our secret feed for additional iOSDocked Extra Edition content and other unedited, unfiltered banter or become a listener sponsor on the show for $10 a month like our good friend and King, George Williams. Find out how on our Patreon page at   www.patreon.com/tekside  . And once again, we thank those that have already made a commitment. Leave us a comment on Twitter   @iOSDocked   or email the podcast at   iosdocked@tekside.net  . Check out our website at  tekside.net/iosdocked  . Also be sure to check out all our other great podcasts, blogs, photo galleries and the TEKSide store on   tekside.net  . We thank you all for listening! Goodbye! 

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 73 Date: 05/17/21 Hosts: Clay Russell & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . How to free up storage space on your iPhone - iMore Master Control Center on iOS, Apple Watch, Mac with these handy pro tips - Cult of Mac Quickly view available keyboard shortcuts in any iPad app - Cult of Mac Jedi Meditation Control Center Home Screen Accessibility Wallpaper Siri & Search Face ID & Passcode Emergency SOS Exposure Notifications Battery Privacy App Store Wallet & Apple Pay Passwords All 3rd Party App Settings Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: Accessibility --> Touch --> Back Tap.  Tim: Handoff Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: None Tim: N/A How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

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GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 70 Date: 02/22/21 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . How to share your Shortcuts with others (and how to add shared Shortcuts) | iMore How to screen share iPhone with Facebook Messenger - 9to5Mac How to set default apps on Mac | iMore The Big Discussion  Managing the Digital Clutter How do you know when you have an organizational problem? Is there a such thing as digital hoarding? App Chaos! Too many tools for too many jobs? When is ok to let something go? What are your tools for organization? Mail Notes Documents Photos Media Unused Apps Home screen structure? Any other tips for maintaining order? What are good backup solutions? Jedi Weapons of Choice (best tips) Clay: Set repeated tasks for digital cleansing Jerry: If using logic and filtering tools for emails, make sure you revisit them to make sure they make sense and are still “Fit for purpose”.  Tim: Find the system what works for you and the time you have Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: Agree, Calendly Jerry: N/A Tim: Shop, Fox Sports, 5x Snake games How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 69 Date: 01/25/21 Hosts: Clay Russell, Timothy Broder, Laura Broder, Colin Gold & Jay Miller Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . How to Host a 'Watch Party' With Movies Anywhere How to set up and use email templates in Gmail - The Verge 10 Tips and Tricks to for Discord The Big Discussion  Bullet Journaling How did you learn of it? What are you putting in your Bullet Journal? Where are you finding resistance? Tips for novices? Jedi Weapons of Choice (Bullet Journal accessories?) Laura:  Fountain pens (Lamy Safari or TWSBI Eco or TWSBI Diamond 580) Purple or teal ink Leuchtturm notebook - A5, dot grid Hobonichi Cousin Magnetic page clips Microsoft OneNote (for work) Jay:  Endless Recorder Lamy 2000/Sailor 1911/Kaweco Sport Inks - (Diamine Grey, Pilot Irosizuke Yu-Yake, Sailor Manyo Nekoyanagi Book Darts Baron Fig - Ruler Baron Fig Notecards Nock.co - Dot Dash Gigante Focused Wall Calendar Colin: Building My Bullet-Journal-Based Hybrid Productivity System Roam Research Crap pens- Different colors Uni-Ball Signo .5mm - https://spokedesign.com (Uses  Leather bound Bullet Journal by Ryder Carroll Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from your devices in favor of Bullet Journaling) Laura: Originally: Remember The Milk; recently: ToDoist Jay: Fantastical (iOS) Colin: Omnifocus, Things, Todoist, TickTick, Evernote, Bear, and maybe Fantastical in February.  How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Tim -  @timothybroder  Laura - @laurabroder Jay - @kjaymiller Colin -  @colingold  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 68 Date: 12/28/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Guests: Harry & Leo from Sorted³ Intro I would like to welcome back to the "Dev Seg" right here on the GTDJedi podcast Harry & Leo from the team at Sorted³. If you would like to get a history lesson on what these guys were up to a couple years ago, check out EP049of this show (link is here in the show notes). So it's been a couple of years gentlemen, let's catch up.  Get to Know Sorted³ •  Tell us about your company and give us a little on its history. We've been on your podcast before, but for a quick recap. •  Sorted started out as Leo's personal project because existing tools didn't really work for him.  •  "I always seem to get on the task management bandwagon and then fall off a few months later". •  "the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results" - Einstein  •  The app caught the attention of Harry as he was yet again looking for another task management app. •  Leo installed the app on Harry's iPhone for him to try out.  •  (Six months later?) Harry mentioned that Sorted has been the longest he was able to stick to one task management app consistently. •  That's when we decided to release the app on the App Store to see what the general public thinks. •  One thing lead to another and now 1 million+ downloads and tens of thousands of thank you "love letters" later...   •  We've expanded our team   •  Released our Mac app   •  Solidified our understanding of what Sorted is under the banner of hyper-scheduling   •  We're now ready to actively promote hyper-scheduling and Sorted being a hyper-scheduler to the world. •  Our goal with Sorted has always been to promote a better way to help people manage their day. We do have to do this sustainable, but our goal was never commercial to begin with.  •  Being not writers, but coders, in some ways, this is our productivity "book". •  From our communication with our users, too many people struggle with task management or end up spending too much time managing than doing.  •  So this is our way of sharing. •  I want to talk about Sorted³. •  It's been two years since you we last chatted about Sorted³. So how about we give our listening audience a formal introduction to what Sorted³ is in it's most current state. •  We call Sorted a hyper-scheduler. That's because for a long time, we knew it was very useful and different from everything else out there. Our users agreed as well, but, we had a hard time nailing down exactly why it was so different and why it made managing our days so much easier, stress free and sustainable. We think we've finally nailed it down and we're packaging this up under the banner of hyper-scheduling. •  Who is this app for? What is the target demographic? •  This app is for anyone who struggles with sustaining a traditional task management rountine, but know that they need something to help organize their life.  •  It's also for people who find their existing routine feel more and more like a full time job than an assist. •  Finally, it's for people who wants less stress, more focus, and spend more time doing than managing. •  How do you use this app in your daily life? Leo:  1.  I ususally look through my schedule and prep it the night before. Especially since we have a remote team and sometimes we hold meetings really early in the morning. 2.  I roughly reorder my tasks into the order I want to tackle them and then run auto-schedule.  3.  I move any lower priority tasks that may not fit into the day to a future date and then go to sleep. (I think this way, I sleep better knowing what will be coming the next day, instead of having my mind thinking about stuff.) •  A special note, I schedule not only work related stuff, but also personal stuff and breaks for family and myself. This ensures I maintain balance in my life. Harry: •  In addition to planning on the night before, I will also have a quick look every morning. Spend couple minutes to estimate time needed for each task. Then, quickly decide when to fit in the tasks for the day. •  What separates this app from the countless others of its type in the store? •  Most apps on the app store are to-do list based apps.    •  But we know from Kevin Kruse that the most successful people don't use to-do lists.    •  They don't work and eventually grows into oversized lists that adds stress and paralizes you.  •  Then there are some newer apps out there that does a bit of scheduling of tasks, but they tend to still be very slow and inflexible.    •  Requiring you to drag and drop things around a calendar whenever things change. •  Why is speed and flexibility important?   •  Firstly, we believe the ROI on task management is non-linear.      •  Don't do it and it's bad     •  Do too much and you end up wasting time managing and not doing. •  So a key concept of hyper-scheduling is the ability to quickly and roughly form a schedule/plan.    •  Roughly because it's quick hence sustainable.     •  It's easy to keep a routine that takes 1-3 minutes a day than one that takes 30-60 mins a day.   •  Also, because you never know how your day will actually pan out.      •  So over planning is a waste of time. •  So the goal is to do just enough, quick enough so as to: 1.  Ensure we don't overwhelm ourselves with unrealistic goals. 2.  Naturally prioritize what is important and what is urgent. 3.  Gain some peace of mind and clarity into what we expect our day to look like. 4.  Then quickly get to DOING. •  Any deviation can be adjust quickly through tools like Magic Select, Time Ruler, Auto Schedule, etc. as our day progresses. •  Are you on both platforms? •  We are now on all Apple platforms. Meaning iOS, iPadOS, macOS and we are also optimized for M1 Macs as well. •  Can you speak on the pros and cons of developing for either or both of these platforms? •  Not available on Android yet. •  Sorted is currently built on top of iCloud, which is a proprietary service within Apple ecosystem •  In order to make it available to Android, we will first build our own server. The choice of iCloud has allowed us to move fast. •  Tell the dev how I discovered the app. •  Much like Harry, I bounce around from task management system to system & app to app always on the lookout for the one that feels like the perfect fit for my life. I was drawn to Sorted³ for two primary reasons.  •  I was hyper-scheduling before it was a thing. •  The combination of power & beauty makes productivity fun.  •  How are other people discovering your apps? •  Through being featured on the App Store. We're very lucky to have support from Apple's Editorial team on this. Also very lucky that somehow they found out about us. I think it's word of mouth within Apple. •  Talking about that, word of mouth from our users is also a big deal. So thank you to all our users for doing this for us. •  We have not done any active promotion of the app up to this point, but    •  now that we have the concept of hyper-scheduling down   •  a growing team   •  and finally being on all Apple platforms   •    * We will be doing more active promotion of the concept of hyper-scheduling.  •  Reza, our marketing guy has a slate of promotional activities already lined up for us. Haha. •  What methods have proven to be the most successful for getting your app discovered? •  So far, the App Store and word of mouth. •  We'll have to test other methods coming up. Maybe we can give you an update in due time? •  What excites you the most about the latest version of the operation system? •  M1 performace? I think that's crazy. Can't wait to see what M1X machines will do. •  Which APIs do you intend to make use of in the enhancement of your application? •  CoreML - machine learning •  We want to bring some kinds of intelligence to make the process smarter •  For example, be able to recognize what the user is typing and categorize them or even suggest a schedule •  Yet, we still believe users should take full control of their schedule •  Can you enlighten us on what you have in store for the future of this app? •  Lots of stuff.    •  Week or multiday view?    •  Enhancements to task organisation?    •  Conversion between events and tasks?    •  Collaboration?   •  Web version? •  Thank the guest for their time and ask how they can be reached. •  Check out our new website sortedapp.com and contact us on Twitter @SortedHQ •  Ask about the Sorted community & what is shared there. How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) •  Clay -  @clayrussell   •  Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  •  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1. Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2. Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3. Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4. The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5. The rest of the network  tekside.net  6. Closing •  We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye! •  Friday kicks off a new year, so if you are looking to get things sorted out,  Sorted³ is a great place to start.

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 67 Date: 11/30/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . TIP: Focus Your Inbox with an "Untagged" Workspace - Tips & Tricks - Drafts Community How to change signatures in Mail on iPhone and iPad | iMore Master YouTube with these powerful keyboard shortcuts The Big Discussion  How do you plan on improving your relationship with technology in the year ahead? How will you be more productive in the new year? What apps are you interested in making part of your workflows in the future? What tech will you be looking into purchasing? Are you interested in pursuing any new skill sets, hobbies or forging any new career paths? Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: TickTick (ambassador), Blinkist Jerry: Advice (Know your needs, settle in to a process or app and stick with it) Tim: Nuzzle Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: MoneyWiz 3, (all the widget creation apps, don't want to call them all out) Jerry: N/A Tim: N/A How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 65 Date: 10/05/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . How to disable content blockers on a per-site basis in macOS Safari | Macworld How to play free YouTube music in the background on Android and iPhones  - The Verge How to Use Custom Virtual Backgrounds in Skype Video Calls - MacRumors The Big Discussion  Email Workflows How we manage incoming mail Separate accounts  Favorite email clients & services Standout features  GTDJedi App Battle on Email Favorite email Shortcuts Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: Spark, Sanebox Jerry: Outlook, Spark, BlackBerry Work  Tim: Airmail, Sanebox, Todoist Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: I have a lot to share on the next episode, but I will keep it quiet for now.  Jerry: Nil Tim: Care.com How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 64 Date: 08/25/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . How to use one-handed swipe typing on iPad - 9to5Mac How to open Microsoft Excel spreadsheets using Apple Numbers on a Mac | Macworld iPad Pro: How to customize the top button - 9to5Mac The Big Discussion  Who reigns supreme for these essential smartphone app categories? Messaging  Winner: iMessage (native) Email Winner: Spark Mail (3rd party) Calendar Winner: Calendar (native) Tasks Split Decision: Reminders, Due, Things 3 Notes Winner: Bear (3rd party) Office Docs Split Decision: Microsoft Office, Google Suite, iWork File Management  Winner: Dropbox (3rd party) Browser Winner: Safari (native) Photos Winner: Photos (native) Music Winner: Apple Music (native) News Winner: Reeder 4 (3rd party) Books Winner: Kindle (3rd party) Podcasts Winner: Overcast (3rd party) Weather Winner: Carrot Weather (3rd party) Maps Winner: Apple Maps (native) Jedi Weapons of Choice (Top 3 Favorites) Clay: Spark Mail, Fantastical, Things 3,  Jerry: Apple Podcasts, Safari, Notability    Tim: Due, Overcast, Google Photos Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: Another month with no uninstalls Jerry: Nope Tim: Niet Counsel from the Council (listener feedback & follow up segment) Follow up thoughts from Jerry on the Magic Keyboard for iPad How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 62 Date: 06/30/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . TIP: Performing Operations on Multiple Drafts - Tips & Tricks - Drafts Community How to send messages to select iCloud accounts directly to the trash | Macworld iOS 13 Battery Drain: 15+ Tips to Make Your Battery Last Longer - MacRumors The Big Discussion  Our favorite share extensions Native Jerry - Photos (Add to..), Notes (append), Make PDF Tim - Shared photo album. Mail, Messages Clay - Quick Save, Now Playing, Team Blast, Convert to PDF, VIP Replay 3rd Party Jerry - Send to Notability, Bear (append with Title), Twitter  Tim - Instapaper, Pushpin, Slack, Buffer Clay - Draft Quick Capture, Read Later with Reeder, Day One Titles, Add to Things, NC Pinboard, Call Notes, TV Scheduler,  Shortcuts Tim - Instapaper Notes, Open in overcast, get itunes podcast url, create software ticket Post Publisher Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: Shortcuts, Reeder, Drafts Jerry: Notability, Bear Notes Tim: Instapaper, Pushpin Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: Automatic (company went under during the pandemic) Jerry: No apps deleted….but……  Tim: Quibi, Freshbooks, Pulse Oximeter How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!

GTDJedi Show Notes Episode: 60 Date: 04/14/20 Hosts: Clay Russell, Jerry Goldbaum & Timothy Broder Jedi Tricks from Around the Web If you, our listeners, have at trick you would like to share with us, simply tweet us  @GTDJedi . Tutorials, Tips and Tricks for New iPad Owners - MacRumors Five iOS 13 sleeper features that everyone should know Video - 9to5Mac How to “screenshot” music and videos on your iPhone | Cult of Mac The Big Discussion  Remote Work What are the trade offs (positives & negatives)? Do you see remote work increasing in the future due to what we have learned during this pandemic? What are some of the best tips to being productive at home? How are you adapting? What have you learned? What apps, services or utilities do you use to get your work done? Would you give up pay for the convenience of working at home on your own schedule? Jedi Weapons of Choice  Clay: Security Camera Feeds, LogMeIn, Cardhop, Magic Trackpad 2 Jerry: The Corporate Edition - Citrix Workspace, WebEx  Tim: Brain.fm, Tyme Bantha Fodder (apps deleted from our devices) Clay: Nothing Jerry: Nothing Tim: Nothing How to Reach Us (where you can reach the GTDJedi Order) Clay -  @clayrussell   Jerry -  @JNGold  on twitter, blogs on  TechMusings.me  Tim -  @timothybroder  In Closing 1.Subscribe and review in Apple Podcasts or  Google Play  2.Patreon ( patreon.com/tekside ) 3.Contact ( @GTDJedi , gtdjedi@tekside.net) 4.The website, productivity tips, etc.  tekside.net/gtdjedi  5.The rest of the network  tekside.net  6.Closing We thank you all for listening and remember, with a little training, anyone can be on their way to becoming a GTDJedi. Goodbye!