In iOS 15, Apple brought back the text magnification bubble to show you where the insertion point is in the text under your finger.
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Delete or Position iOS Apps from Search
The ability to manage apps from Search is a handy as a way to delete or position an app you can’t find on a Home screen page.
Extend Your Battery Life in macOS 12 Monterey with Low Power Mode
Learn how to temporarily reduce power usage on your MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.
In iOS 15, You Can Now Open an App from the Lock Screen
In iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, you can open an app directly from the Lock screen, assuming you have certain settings properly configured. Learn more.
iOS 15 Allows Rearranging and Deletion of Home Screen Pages
In iOS 15, Apple has taken the next step with the App Library. Learn more now.
Badges? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Red Badges (On Our iPhone Apps)
Do you love or hate those red badges on your iPhone Home screen icons? Or maybe you’re indifferent and mostly ignore them? Regardless of your opinion, our article explains how to make the most of them—or eliminate them entirely.
Giving Away a Mac Running macOS 12 Monterey? Try “Erase All Content” and Settings
In Monterey, Apple has made the erasure process much easier for newer Macs that use Apple silicon or that are Intel-based with a T2 security chip.
Did You Know That Siri on a HomePod Can Control Alarms on Other Devices?
Siri has plenty of tricks, and we’ve discovered a new one. Let’s say you set iPhone alarms to wake up and remind you to take medication throughout the day. If you have a HomePod, it turns out that you can say, “Hey Siri, snooze the alarm” or “Hey Siri, stop the alarm.”
Set Custom Text Sizes on a Per-App Basis in iOS 15
In iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 Apple lets you adjust the text size on a per-app basis, so you can have a truly customized work environment.
How to Stop Forgetting Your Apple Gear with “Notify When Left Behind”
Tired of forgetting your AirPods or iPhone when leaving home? The Find My app’s new Notify When Left Behind feature can remind you of that fact before you’ve gone too far. Learn more at:
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