The Shortcuts Corner section of MacStories Weekly has been a staple of the newsletter for almost a decade at this point. With ...

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Summarization is one of those features that has been vastly overhyped by AI companies. I’ve always felt that if something is worth reading, you should take the time to read what the author intended.

Given what we’ve discussed on AppStories lately, it shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that I’ve been using Claude Code on my Mac mini home server a lot. And if you know me, you shouldn’t be surprised ...

Let’s start by addressing that inelegant title: there isn’t really a good way of describing this category of utilities in a pithy headline. So let me break it down with an easier-to-understand ...

Today, Apple opened up applications for the Swift Student Challenge. Students have until the end of February to submit an app ...

Today, OpenAI released Codex, a Mac app for building software. Here's how OpenAI describes the app in its announcement: The ...

Today, Google released the official YouTube app for visionOS. The app allows users to sign in to view their subscriptions, watch later queues, and playlists, and it supports native playback of regular ...

Apple has some great entertainment lined up for February on Apple TV and Apple Arcade subscribers. There's a highly ...

Over the course of my career, I’ve had three distinct moments in which I saw a brand-new app and immediately felt it was going to change how I used my computer – and they were all about empowering ...

The Release Candidate of Xcode 26.3 is rolling out as we publish this with brand new agentic coding capabilities. With the update, developers can connect to either OpenAI's Codex or Anthropic's Claude ...

Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories' family of podcasts: NPC: Next Portable Console This week, Federico, Brendon, and John tackle a load of weird news from playing Game Boy games on e-readers ...