MacVoices #16185: Jason Snell’s Updated Crash Course on Apple’s Photos

Oct 17, 2016 | Apple TV, Apple Watch, Graphics/Photos, iOS, iPad, iPhone, MacNotables, Software, Take Control

Chuck Joiner, Jason Snell


Jason Snell has authored the new version of Photos: A Take Control Crash Course  to help you do more with Apple’s digital photography app. Jason talks about how Photos has been implemented across the many Apple platforms, how powerful they all are, and why some have lagged behind others. Getting the most out of the new machine learning tools takes a little understanding; Jason discusses what it can and can’t do, the privacy aspects of Photos and more.

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Show Notes:

Chuck Joiner is the producer and host of MacVoices. You can catch up with what he’s doing on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn.

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Guests:

Jason Snell  is the founder and editor of  SixColors. He was the lead editor for Macworld for more than a decade. For a couple of years he also oversaw editorial operations for  PCWorld, and launched  TechHive  and  Greenbot. All told he worked for IDG for 17 years and Ziff-Davis for three before that. That adds up to two decades of doing technology journalism and covering Apple at close range. During his time at Macworld, he covered every major Apple product release, including every version of OS X, the iPod, iPhone, and iPad, and much more. He has written breaking news, interviewed executives (including Steve Jobs), reviewed major products, written how-to articles, penned award-winning editorials, shot and edited videos, produced podcasts… you name it. He left IDG in 2014 to start SixColors. He also hosts  The Incomparable,  Clockwise  and  Upgrade. You can follow him on  Twitter.