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“Federico Viticci is one of the most interesting writers in the iOS/iPad universe; this new podcast is a real winner. I just listened to the Adriaan de Jongh interview. Wonderful stuff! Who would have imagined a multi-year collaboration between an artist and a programmer? What creative energies does it take to design a game during the 53-hour train trip from Chicago to San Francisco? Apps appear to be about processors and interfaces; they're really about psople. Federico and John capture that well here. I have no idea how they produce such superio audio quality on their shows; that really helps the show be relaxing and enjoyable. Highly recommended.”Read full review »
FloatingBones via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/08/17
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“I was so happy when MacStories launched its own podcast. It is very unique in the Apple podcasting space which focuses more on apps rather than hardware or rumors. It was a segment of the community that was desperately needed and ably fulfilled.”
Anthony V. Ardizzone via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/17/18
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“I have been looking for a new podcast covering the world of iOS apps for several months and AppStories has been great. I had never heard of MacStories or AppStories until #374 of Mac Power Users when Federico "iPad Sensei" Viticci was a guest on the show. After listening to his interview...”Read full review »
gPirtle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/24/17
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