Casper R

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[Justine Moore @venturetwins]

Marketing my cat like a new Apple product

[Federico Viticci @viticci]

It is time to spotlight even more indie apps for iOS 27.

Here's our second roundup of some excellent app updates for iOS 27, and what you can do with them using Siri AI and widgets:

https://t.co/zV6aKPCVaT

[Cole @colderoshay]

some songs are timeless... 🔊

[Deckset @decksetapp]

Deckset for iOS 1.0.36 is out! 🎉

↔️ Resizable iPad workspace
🎨 Broadside & Ledger
⏸️ Custom pause screens
📄 Accessible PDFs + presenter notes

Plus new presentation styling options, code improvements, haptics, and plenty of fixes.

[Austin Sarner @austinsarner]

AppZapper 3000 is now available on https://t.co/Oca6Vw94Qj!

We had a lot of fun with this one. Thanks to everyone who has supported us over the past 20 years. We hope you find some delight in AppZapper 3000!

[Daniel @alacrates]

I think the Seinfeld episode where Kramer sets up the Merv Griffin show in his apartment was prophetic, in the sense that it anticipated the podcast era where everyone would have their own talk show in their house, and interview their friends as guests

[Min Choi @minchoi]

Holy smokes... how is this AI?

[Yousr @rsuyoy]

The audience's reaction to Steve Jobs scrolling on the first iPhone is possibly my favorite recorded tech moment ever.

[Sabrina Halper @SabrinaHalper]

We still have no idea what the human brain is truly capable of.

Reed Jobs shares one of the wildest neuroscience stories I’ve ever heard.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

PROJECT HAIL MARY (2026) is the kind of sci-fi blockbuster that makes you remember why the genre is so damn exciting. Big ideas, ridiculous scale, and a story that somehow makes astrophysics feel like a crowd-pleaser.

[Mr. Niko @MrNiko0x]

Steve Jobs never once said a product was cheap -watch him do it 20 times in four minutes and never use the word

4 minutes - every pricing trick he ran on stage, how he reframes a number so it sounds like a gift, and the line he used to make people buy more than they came for

"$129. that's less than a dollar for every major feature in it."

"one of these is a $50,000 Yamaha grand piano, right on your Mac."

then he tells the audience the store recommends music based on what they buy. "so if you want it to be as accurate as possible, buy more."

nobody in that room noticed they were being sold to.

bookmark & watch ↓

[Cinema Scene @CinemaScene404]

The most realistic decision in cinema history!

[yu @sydcarmyu]

the pig scene is a historic moment in cinema and i don't think anyone will ever do something like that again in our lifetime without relying on cgi or ai

[Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ @SketchesbyBoze]

Christopher Nolan majored in English literature and I never want to hear another word about how humanities degrees are useless.

[William Merrin @william_merrin]

The Guardian wins the caption of the year competition :) #worldcup