329 Posts under Mango Paper
β Exponent is Back
I almost jumped when I saw this tweet in my timeline. This long summer break is finally over. Ben and James at their best talk about Apple and antitrust.
β Bringing Google Fi to more people on Android and iOS
Big day! I have been a (unsupported) Project Fi iPhone user for a while. When I discovered the team was hiring to add iPhone support, I immediately joined.
It has absolutely been a great journey to work with all the smart people who care deeply about our users. And today, it's launched π€
I personally understand the current experience on iPhone isn't perfect yet, so bear with us while we are improving the service.
Iβm holding my iPad Mini with both hands now, and just had a weird feeling: wow this thing is actually BIG π€·ββ
What an incredible way of harvesting.
β Ryan is Making Ocean Art
Amazing ocean colors captured by photographer Ryan Pernofski. You can buy their prints here.
β Hisakata Hiroyuki's Ninja Cats
Fascinating photos by cat photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki.
@littlesteve observing someone:
My sim tray is 100% cut the incorrect way. Even when I've trimmed down the plastic sim (it still gives reception in my iPhone X) and nothing in iPhone XS
I guess this is Apple's winning strategy to promote eSIM.
Interesting fact about the never-existed US/Pacific-New timezone:
'US/Pacific-New' stands for "Pacific Presidential Election Time", which was passed by the House in April 1989 but never signed into law. In presidential election years, this rule would have delayed the PDT-to-PST switchover until after the election, to lessen the effect of broadcast news election projections on last-minute west-coast voters.
Checkout Manu Topic's amazing art of rock balancing on 500px.
Love Chrome's New Design
Chrome's new design has been released for two weeks now. Usually a redesign of a daily app would bring lots of hate initially but eventually you just get used to it. Strangely, I fell in love with this new design since the first second.
The only thing I don't like this the "Find in page" box on desktop. The box really feels disconnected from the Chrome itself, and I'm still not used to it:
Screenshot of Chrom