18: Conceptually Sad

This week, the boys talk about photo management, iOS workflows and smart watches. Shocking, right?

This week, the boys talk about photo management, iOS workflows and smart watches. Shocking, right?

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Links and Show Notes: Support Connected with a Relay FM Membership Jimmy uses 'Web TV' David uses the Kindle Browser YotaPhone 2 The YotaPhone 2 has two faces, zero gimmicks | The Verge ASUS PadFone X review - Engadget MSN TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia iCloud Drive Sharing Restored in Transmit – MacStories Drafts Gets Its Today Widget Back – MacStories New ways to free up space on your phone + revisit old memories | The Carousel Blog Screeny - Delete Screenshots Easily on the App Store on iTunes Sharkie - clean up camera roll and delete screenshots on the App Store on iTunes Connected #15: Poster Child for Power Apps - Relay FM

The episode with the original ImageOptim discussion.

Workflow Myke's Selfie Workflow Stephen's Huffduff it Workflow File Downloader Workflow Drafts Action Directory Workflow: Powerful Automation for iPhone and iPad My Must-Have iPad Apps, 2014 Edition – MacStories Editorial 1.1: Another Step Forward for iOS Automation – MacStories Stacks 2 - New Age Currency Converter on the App Store on iTunes Rev - Audio Transcription and Document Translation Hokusai Audio Editor on the App Store on iTunes Connected #15: Poster Child for Power Apps - Relay FM

The episode when Stephen first speaks about his Pebble.

'Oh, do you need to leave?' — 512 Pixels Pebble – Lights, Smartwatch, Action: Android Wear notifications come to Pebble (Release Notes) 512 Pixels - The End of the Pebble Experiment