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An Introduction to Zapier

Zapier — pronounced “zap-ee er” Zapier — This is an online automation tool that can link together hundreds of third-party services and tools. It can use complex logic and even programming to achieve almost any automation you can think of. There are a variety of paid plans as well as…

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1 day ago

Setting up Siri with IFTTT

Applet — You need to set up an IFTTT applet that is compatible with Siri and for that it must be available to Shortcuts. To begin with that you need to make sure it has a trigger that is a widget type service trigger. The services available are Button widget, Note widget…

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2 days ago

Introduction to Siri with IFTTT

Siri and IFTTT — As an overview there are several layers to using IFTTT, the online automation service with Siri the Apple voice assistant. These different layers cover different concepts, each of which could be expanded upon and be large subjects in themselves. The high level view of using Siri includes using Siri itself…

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3 days ago

IFTTT and iPhone Services — Reading List

Introduction — When you install the IFTTT app on your iPhone, one service you may find useful is one specifically called “iOS Reading List”. This is an iPhone specific service that makes use of the reading list feature on the Safari browser on the iPhone. Unlike the trigger services of location and…

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4 days ago

IFTTT and iPhone Services — Contacts

Introduction — When you install the IFTTT app on your iPhone, one service you may find useful is one specifically called “iOS Contacts”. This is an iPhone specific service that makes use of the native Contacts app on the iPhone. Unlike the trigger services of location and widget related services, this service…

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5 days ago

IFTTT and iPhone Services — Calendar

Introduction — When you install the IFTTT app on your iPhone, one service you may find useful is one specifically called “iOS Calendar”. This is an iPhone specific service that makes use of the native Calendar app on the iPhone. Unlike the trigger services of location and widget related services, this service…

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6 days ago

IFTTT and iPhone Services — Photos

Introduction — When you install the IFTTT app on your iPhone, one service you may find useful is one specifically called “iOS Photos”. This is an iPhone specific service that makes use of the native photo app on the iPhone. Unlike the trigger services of location and widget related services, this service…

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Aug 11

IFTTT and iPhone Services Part — App Store

Introduction — There are services that are unique to the iPhone. I’ve covered requirements for Widgets and Shortcuts and also the Location service as a trigger and while these are just for mobile devices they also are used for Android. The following services are specifically for the iPhone and tie into iPhone…

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Aug 10

IFTTT and Using iPhone Triggers

Widgets — The services available are Button widget, Note widget and Camera widget. Each has a trigger and available as a widget to add to the home screen. Button is a simple control trigger, note presents a text field box to enter a note when triggered and camera runs your camera app…

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Aug 9

IFTTT and Shortcuts on iPhone

Why Use Shortcuts — iPhone Shortcuts are automations you can create on your device to perform all sorts of actions from phone based triggers and tie together different apps. Since you already have an automation creation system on your iPhone it makes sense that we should leverage that to use with our IFTTT based…

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