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Issue #332  (18 Little-Known iPhone Tips) 06/23/25


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As an iPhone owner, I tend to pretty much use my iPhone for the same things over and over, without really learning too many new tricks or tips. I'm sure many of you are the same with your smartphones.

For all you iPhone owners who might want to learn a new thing or two, you might enjoy this recent NYTimes article: 18 Things You Didn’t Know Your iPhone Could Do.
 
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It should be noted that some of these tips might not work on older versions of iOS. For example, the "send later" option for text messages does not seem to be available for my phone's version of iOS (17.5.1).

But if you've upgraded to iOS 18, you should be able to use most, if not all of these suggestions.

Now on to this week's hand-picked productivity links!

 

 

Tools & Apps

Macopy — A minimal clipboard history tool for Mac that is keyboard-friendly, supports copy/pasting images, and has automatic app detection.

Urlist — A web-based bookmarking tool that that lets you organize your links into sections with optional side notes and everything is shareable.

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Tana — An AI-native workspace for individuals or teams to stay on top of everything, with features like supertags for categorizing, a knowledge graph, and outline editor for notes, and lots more.

Serif — An AI-powered inbox assistant for Gmail and Outlook that keeps your inbox organized, replies drafted, follow-ups sent, meetings scheduled, and more.

Notis — A voice-to-text app that gives you access to all your personal context stored in Notion, right from WhatsApp, Telegram, Raycast, or your emails.

Interview Playground — A platform of AI mock interviews, allowing you to practice your job interview skills in various categories like software, engineering, marketing, education, and more.
 

Articles & Resources

On How Long it Takes to Know if a Job is Right for You or Not — Does the first exciting week give you a proper indication of what a job will be like? Or does it take longer? What if that first week is a rough one?

Nailing the Basics: How to Collaborate Cross-Functionally — Some advice on collaboration and, as the author puts it, "amplifying your impact", whether you're working in person or remotely.

Don’t Ever Page Me — Lead engineer Hugo brook talks about his team's goal to minimize alert volume by prioritizing technical excellence.

Stop Scheduling Status Update “Check-Ins” — 56% of workers say scheduling a meeting is the only way to get information. With Jira, use AI to automatically add work from Slack, create subtasks, or attach relevant resources. So instead of scheduling a meeting, check the status in Jira. Easy.   sponsor  

Save Your Brain, A Digital Survival Guide — Some tips on counteracting a lot of the brain-frying activity in this digital age that keeps us from being content and productive.

Why Are Big Tech Companies So Slow?"Big tech companies spend a lot of time and money building things that a single, motivated engineer could build in a weekend. This fact puzzles a lot of people who don’t work in big tech."

Why the Power of Habits Might Just Live Up to the Hype — A good reminder that reaching large goals is much more about doing the small things over and over rather than some isolated singular actions.

Suggestions?

Have a suggestion for a productivity-related tool, article, or other resource? Send me a direct message via X or chat via Bluesky and I’ll consider including it in a future issue.

Stay productive!

Louis
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