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Podcast episode 33: Tracking Backpacks and Teenagers with Apple Pay (Plus PDF-to-Word!)
The first episode of the In the News podcast for 2022 is now available. After talking about Apple's 15 years of supporting PRODUCT(RED), Brett and I discuss one of the big themes from CES this past week: new home automation products, including products that work with the new Matter and Thread protocols. Brett and I look forward to a day (hopefully soon!) when all of your home devices can talk to each other regardless of whether they are part of the Apple, Amazon, Google, or Samsung world. We also discuss the latest news on Find My with new ways to find lost AirPods, backpacks, and wallets. We then discuss Apple's latest video, showing that an Apple Watch can help you call 911 in an emergency. And we also discuss a brand new feature for the Readdle's PDF Expert: conversion from PDF to Word and other formats.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for sending a PDF file via the Messages app. I share a tip for quick access to the most important folders and mailboxes in the Mail app.
Podcast episode 33: Tracking Backpacks and Teenagers with Apple Pay (Plus PDF-to-Word!)
The first episode of the In the News podcast for 2022 is now available. After talking about Apple's 15 years of supporting PRODUCT(RED), Brett and I discuss one of the big themes from CES this past week: new home automation products, including products that work with the new Matter and Thread protocols. Brett and I look forward to a day (hopefully soon!) when all of your home devices can talk to each other regardless of whether they are part of the Apple, Amazon, Google, or Samsung world. We also discuss the latest news on Find My with new ways to find lost AirPods, backpacks, and wallets. We then discuss Apple's latest video, showing that an Apple Watch can help you call 911 in an emergency. And we also discuss a brand new feature for the Readdle's PDF Expert: conversion from PDF to Word and other formats.
In our In the Know segment, Brett shares a tip for sending a PDF file via the Messages app. I share a tip for quick access to the most important folders and mailboxes in the Mail app.
