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The speaker has a strong emphasis on organization and the importance of having a clear home screen layout on his iPhone. He believes in having all the essential apps on one page and in a specific order for easy access. He arranges his icons meticulously and even uses folders to categorize different apps based on their purpose.
The speaker uses a variety of writing and note-taking apps on his iPhone and iPad. He uses Pages for shared documents, Byword for lists and miscellaneous notes, and Editorial for writing scripts for his videos. He also relies on the Notes app for quick and temporary note-taking, where he jots down ideas or notes that need to be organized later.
The speaker utilizes Due as a specialized timer app. Due has a unique feature of re-notifying every minute until a timed task is completed. Its compatibility with the Apple Watch makes it a valuable tool for timely reminders. The speaker also relies on Clear as a to-do list app, particularly for selecting and prioritizing two important daily tasks.
The speaker admits to having a complicated music system, split between iTunes and Spotify for different purposes. He uses iTunes for lists and playlists he has created, while Spotify serves as a source for new music and has an excellent radio feature. The speaker also uses Audible for audiobooks and Overcast for podcast listening.
The podcast episode discusses the significance of visually organizing icons on mobile devices and computer interfaces. The hosts emphasize the impact of arranging icons systematically, choosing visually pleasing backgrounds, and creating a clutter-free environment. While some decisions, such as selecting a timer application or task manager, can enhance workflow efficiency, other choices mainly contribute to personal comfort and aesthetics. The episode underlines the varying perspectives on device organization, with one host prioritizing minimalism and clean interfaces, while the other prefers a more personalized and visually appealing arrangement of icons.
The conversation shifts towards the hosts' preferences for the dock and menu bar on their computers. One host follows a minimalist approach, with only two fixed icons in the dock for consistency and easy visibility. The other host, using a hidden dock, dismisses the significance of icons and rarely looks at the dock itself. Similarly, the menu bar is carefully curated with limited visible icons, utilizing a menu bar management application for hiding and organizing icons. The importance of visual comfort and personalization is highlighted, while acknowledging the differing opinions on dock and menu bar arrangements.
This week, Myke quizzes Grey about the devices he uses to get his work done, and Grey gets very disappointed about how Myke arranges his iPhone.
Grey uses this to generate his fuzzy clock.
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