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Earlier this week, Apple announced it had purchased the iOS-native app Workflow, an automation tool designed to help made your device smarter, and more productive. Now ordinarily this may not have been big news, but it comes at a time when the company is trying to position its mobile devices as real workhorses. So this week, we revisit the changing nature of work thanks to the computers in our pockets.
Show Notes:- "Apple Has Acquires Workflow, A Powerful Automation Tool For iPhone and iPad" - TechCrunch
- Workflow on the App Store
- Episode 1: Long Live Marketing – Death to Marketing
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