5 iPhone apps I can’t do without! – Guardian, NetNewsWire, and more…

A look at five must-have apps for iPhone! Have you tried them all?

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28 Comments on 5 iPhone apps I can’t do without! – Guardian, NetNewsWire, and more…

  1. These are apps that I actually use each and every day. Have you used any of them? Are there any apps that you’d like to see covered? let me know. Posting an app roundup each week.

    • The ‘full functionality’ is massively over-rated and, for me anyway, doesn’t add anything of value. If anything, it’s a way of supporting the organisation rather than adding a ton of extra features.

  2. I’ve been needing the best daily organizer for years! I think you just led me to The One finally! #things2020

    • Not for me. Things 3 is one of the most advanced apps you’ll find on any platform. Totally worth it, especially since they aren’t charging a subscription fee.

  3. I would skip guardian and go with fyde. Fyde is free and it does not use a vpn. It creates a proxy on your device and does the filtering on device using AI. No data passes to a third party…

  4. Thanks for the video. Definitely going to check out NetNewsWire. What phone stand are you using there? Thanks in advance.

  5. I agree 100% about Things 3. After Zenbee Lists went belly up I couldn’t find a ToDo app I liked but Things came close. Yes, they have a separate version for iPad and Mac and they charge for each one, however, for me, it was money well spent. Things 3 is FAST. The syncing is bulletproof (so far.) I like the deceptively simple and clean look of Things 3. You can make Things 3 easy to use or complicated. Some ToDo apps make you feel like a slave to them, which is fine if it you like that, but I prefer something I can use simply.

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