Episode 8 - Little Consumer Device

Kyle and Gilbert talk iPads. A lot.

Show Notes

Narrated Podcast on Twitter (it's a fantastic show about audiobooks, definitely check it out).

Gemini Photos Note: At first Gilbert erroneously referred to Gemini Photos as "Gemini 2." Looking at the icon it's clear they've just used the symbol for the constellation Gemini (which at first glance looks a lot like the Roman numeral II), and that Gilbert was woefully misled despite literally having the symbol tattooed somewhere on his body (he can't remember exactly where).

And there's actual Gemini 2, which Gilbert also uses on his Mac for duplicate files (not photos). Confusingly, this also happens to be version two and the name is, in fact, Gemini 2. They probably did this because something something Mac App Store something something upgrades. And yes, it also has the symbol for Gemini. It's the egg shape that sets it apart, obviously. Note: this app isn't quite recommended yet. There's more to learn.

Sony Imaging guru Mark Galer on the A6600.

Peter McKinnon goes hands on with the Canon EOS-1D X MK III.

Paper Embossing

Once again, The Theme System.

Studio Neat Totebook.

Studio Neat Panobook.

Steve Troughton-Smith's thread on how shitty and unreliable the Files app is.

The incredible MusicBot.

Jason Snell reviews the original iPad in 2010 (including the Keyboard Dock).

ForeFlight

MKBHD's How Magnet Paper Works.

Super cool magnet paper on Amazon.

Podnews on how to properly create HTML show notes.

Logitech K780 with three-device Bluetooth switching and an integrated stand (Amazon).

New Logitech K860 ergonomic keyboard with device switching looks very promising (Amazon).

Piascore for iPad.

And yeah, Kyle may have inadvertently compared Gilbert to Thanos.

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