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[pingworldusa]

Apple iPhone 15: everything we know, from features to design

Discover the highly anticipated Apple iPhone 15, a revolutionary leap in smartphone technology. Explore its sleek design, advanced camera capabilities, powerful performance, 5G connectivity, enhanced security features, and more. Stay updated as we await its official release and prepare to experience the future of smartphones. Apple has been at the vanguard of the rapidly changing smartphone…

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#Apple ecosystem #Apple iPhone #Apple products #iOS devices #iPhone 15 #Mobile devices #Mobile innovations #Smartphone technology #Tech updates #Technology news

[productiveandfree]

Integrating Your Mac with iOS Devices for a Seamless Workflow

MacOS and iOS devices work seamlessly when integrated into one system. Under this ecosystem, they provide users with unparalleled connectivity. iCloud is the platform that brings them into one environment. From there, users can work on documents and transfer files. They can share contacts and sync photos. This ecosystem seamlessly accommodates iPad and Apple Watch too. Discover the different ways to integrate the Mac ecosystem with iOS devices. Through integration, users experience a seamless workflow.

Use continuity features to boost productivity across your Apple devices 

Apple’s Continuity feature lets you use your Mac ecosystem combined with other Apple devices. Activating this feature lets you work smarter and connect from one device to the next. You need to sign in with your Apple ID across all to use this feature. Keep your WI-FI and Bluetooth on to keep them interconnected. Here are the different apps that you can use with the Continuity feature.

 Open Continuity Camera. Continuity Camera lets you connect your iPhone to a Mac and use it as a webcam. Whenever you take a photo with your iPhone, it appears on the Mac immediately. 

Apple integration gives you a unique experience in your workflows. Your devices however may generate more junk files since they are interconnected. More often, many of the junks remain hidden but they affect your devices. Your Apple device maintenance routine should include cleaning them. If your Mac has accumulated junk, use the CleanMyMac app to discover and remove it. The Mac cleaner scans deep into the system to identify any unwanted files. Users can use it within the Mac ecosystem to remove old and broken files across your devices. Cleaning your devices ensures you continue experiencing seamless connectivity. 

Make and answer telephone calls. With Apple Integration, you do not need to leave your Mac to make or receive calls. Whenever someone calls you, a notification will be on the Mac screen. Open the notification and answer the call. If you need to call someone, access contacts on Mac and call. 

User AirDrop seamlessly. AirDrop lets you share data in an instant. You can use it to share contacts, images, or videos. It does not matter where the photos or videos are located. Just highlight them, drag and drop them into the device you want right from Mac. 

Use handoffs. You can start working on a document from one device and later take a break. When you return, you do not continue working on it from the same one. You can access it from another device and complete it.

 Use Mac universal control  multitask between macOS and iOS devices 

When you need to multitask, the Mac universal control lets you do it with ease. This feature works with macOS Monterey and later versions. It lets you use one keyboard to connect between a Mac and an iPhone or iPod. You may connect an iPhone and another Mac and control them from one Mac. The Mac’s trackpad or mouse and keyboard let you do this.

Enjoy seamless entertainment across all devices

Some of the benefits of Apple products are their resilience and power. They are good for entertainment be it music, shows, or TV. With Apple integration, you can sync all the devices for smooth entertainment. To do this with ease, follow these steps.

 ●       Use your Apple ID to log in to each device.

●       Sync your Apple Music Library with all the devices.

●       Sync them with other third-party entertainment platforms.

●       Begin to stream and enjoy entertainment across the entire ecosystem

  Share internet and browser tabs

Apple integration with the Mac ecosystem lets you do more. On the System Preferences, you can activate internet sharing. Tap the iPhone’s Hotspot icon to begin sharing. You can also access your Safari browser tabs across the devices. Open iCloud and allow sync for Safari. It does not matter which device you are using, you can access the same Safari tabs on each.

 Improve the security of your files with Apple ID 

Apple ID allows tight security for your files. The feature demands two-factor authentication to allow access.  You may use your biometrics such as Touch ID or Face ID. With this feature, your files remain secure. In case you lose your Mac, you can use Find My to locate it. The computer’s built-in features let you erase your documents remotely. This ensures no unauthorized person access them.

 Conclusion 

Apple integration across the Mac ecosystem lets you boost your productivity. The process brings your macOS and iOS devices into one environment. This lets you access all files across the devices. You can sync them to access and share music, contacts, and files. Using your Apple ID enhances the security of your data and devices. Syncing them lets you share internet connection and safari tabs within the ecosystem.

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[viatravelers]

The 4th of July is coming fast, and it’s time to hit the road again! And if it’s a trip with me, it will be a trip taken with iOS. The other two entries in this series have been focused on using iOS devices for productivity and production, but with Spring behind us and Summer in full swing, I thought this would be perfect time to take things in a different direction. So, let’s take a look at some cool accessories that you will save you time, headaches, and hopefully some dead weight, when the time comes for your next vacation or weekend getaway.For most of the last two years, “the road” has meant work for me, but since January, I have had a couple of occations to use my iPhone and iPad extensively while on vacation and searching for things to do in San Francisco. The first was a seven day trek to Walt Disney World in Orlando, followed by a recent Memorial Day weekend getaway to Land Between the Lakes, a National Recreation Area split between North-Central Tennessee and South-Central Kentucky.

#Vacation #iOS devices #North-Central Tennessee #South-Central Kentucky #National Recreation Area

[mycodesnippets]

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install your iOS Mobile App to your device using Ad Hoc Build Distribution.

#app developers #ios development #ios developers #ios devices #adhoc #installation

[unpretty]

every time i try to use my ipad for anything other than playing video games it's such an exercise in frustration i'm astonished all over again that there are people who live like this.

i try to change my home screen so it doesn't look like shit and all the advice is like "download this app, it's the best one!" so i download the free app and it turns out you can't actually use the free app unless you pay a $5 monthly subscription fee. it changes your wallpaper and adds some widgets that do nothing but open a weird shortcut window before opening the actual app, in a way that makes it look like i accidentally clicked a virus. the widgets are just some pictures.

there's controls that are unintuitive so i try to change the unintuitive controls but it turns out there's no option for that and if you try to look for a way to enable that option you find nothing but people falling all over themselves to tell you why having options is actually bad.

then i think of an app i use on my phone that would be nice to have on a bigger screen and everyone says, "we don't have that app, we have this other app, which does the same thing but better" so i install it but then i can't use it without paying a $5 monthly subscription fee.

i accept the free trial because i might as well and it turns out the app looks like shit. i look for the settings to make the app look like the good app that was free on my phone but i can't find the settings. i do a search to see where the settings are hiding and find a thread where someone is asking where the setting is and the devs tell them that there isn't a setting and actually having options is bad and once they use the app for a while they'll realize that not having options is better. i cancel my free trial and uninstall the app and continue to read on my phone instead of the big fancy tablet.

#original #i've come to terms with the fact that my home screen will look like dogshit forever because that's how ios works #there's one specific app that doesn't let me change the color scheme and also it renders all blockquotes really tiny for some reason #why the fuck was that the choice you made. in this the app that lets you read websites full of blockquotes. #why are there people complaining about the android app when this is what the ios app is #i'm constantly accidentally zooming in on things because it decided i double tapped #or accidentally opening a browser because i scrolled too far #every time i think 'this device should be more than just a really weird gaming console' i am proven wrong

[chihuahua-is-a-psycho]

i have a very big interest in old iphones, ipads and ipods. i just really like how unique they were at the time

so i did something dumb and unrealistic: spongebob and robot jones fanmade promotions for the ipod touch colors: specifically the ipod touch 5th gen

enjoy my stupidity

and yes i know i cant draw spongebob correctly

#robot jones #whtrj #art #procreate #artists on tumblr #drawing #young artist #ipod #ipod touch #apple #devices #idevices #idevice #classic ios #ios #spongebob #spongebob squarepants #nickelodeon

[marmolita]

I suppose this makes me extremely old but I keep seeing people say that ao3 has a non-intuitive interface and I don't know what y'all are talking about because I can't figure out shit on Instagram but AO3 is extremely straightforward??

Suppose I want to read some fanfic for a show called Ancient Forensic Nightmares (making up this name, afaik no such show exists). I open up ao3. There is a menu at the top that I don't have to click a button to make show up. In the top left is a button called fandoms.

Great! I click on it. The top left is the starting point for people who read left to right languages, which they teach you in every UI design class. I get a new menu!

Great! I'm looking for a TV show. When I click on that, I get an alphabetized list! So easy to find the one I want, right there under A for Ancient Forensic Nightmares. If I don't want to scroll I can just Ctrl+F.

Then I can start reading! If I find a ship I like I click on the name of the ship and get more fic about that ship! Why do people think this is unintuitive???

There are for sure some unintuitive features on AO3, specifically exchange signups and prompt memes. But the basic reading experience is super duper straightforward because you just look for the thing you want and voila! There it is!

#is this only intuitive to me because I had to learn how to use a card catalog as a child? #is it because we learned to organize our files into folders? #I'm truly baffled #but then again people say ipads are intuitive and i cannot figure out how to do shit on any ios device because there are no goddamn buttons #lita talks about herself #it took me so goddamn long to figure out how to use Twitter #at least on tumblr nobody gives a shit if you do it wrong

[thebeastofblackmoor]

not to brag but I do still have my ancient iPod touch from 2014 💎

#if you have a device that’s like pre iOS 10 or whatever and you bought the game when it was still on the market you can redownload it

[kirbyddd]

#forced to remember i would already be using them on any other device #i dont even use ios i just have a dusty device with it #godspeed game enjoyers who have apple devices #more like... myalgic encephalopoditis amirite eheer eheer (squidward laugh)

[snarp]

I wrote this "How To Pick Out A Cheap Laptop In Early 2023" tutorial for my parents' law office; there's some task-specific stuff in there, but it may be useful for other people.

DON'T SPEND MORE THAN $500 - You can generally meet all of the guidelines below for under $400.

YOU NEED WINDOWS 10, NOT WINDOWS 11 - Avoid buying Windows 11 PCs or upgrading existing PCs to Windows 11. If a PC uses Windows 11, turn it off whenever it is not in use. As of right now (early 2023), Windows 11 is still only really intended for use in places with 100%-consistent high-speed internet access. The office's internet connection (like most places in Appalachia) can't handle this, so Windows 11 computers are likely to slow the whole network to a crawl. (There are a few things you can do to make this less of a problem, but they're not practical for the office (time-consuming, have to be re-done regularly, will stress everyone out).)

YOU NEED AN ETHERNET PORT - Since spotty wifi is a problem in a lot of places, buying a laptop with no ethernet port is a bad idea. (Also, laptops WITHOUT ethernet adapters aren't generally designed for heavy daily use - they can break easily.)

YOU NEED BOTH AN HDMI PORT AND AN SVGA PORT - The vast majority of TVs/projectors use either HDMI or SVGA ports; some recent laptops are missing one or both. This makes it very hard to, for example, give PowerPoint presentations in old courthouses.

YOU NEED A (SMALL) SSD DRIVE - Computers with SSDs (solid-state drives) can turn on and open files MUCH faster than those with HDDs (hard disc drives). SSDs have less storage space than HDDs, but that doesn't matter for the office's purposes - 256 GB is more than enough.

YOU NEED AT LEAST 8GB OF RAM - Preferably 16GB.

YOU DON'T WANT A "BUILT-IN BATTERY" - This just means "battery that can't be replaced." Laptops like this are designed to be disposable, so they always have a lot of other problems.

YOU NEED AT LEAST TWO USB-3 PORTS - Some recent laptops only have USB-C ports (the tiny ones), not the normal, rectangular ones (USB-3 and -2). USB-C-only laptops are intended as fashion accessories - they're not meant to be used for daily work, and (as above) always have a lot of other problems.

YOU WANT AN INTEL CORE i5-EQUIVALENT-OR-BETTER PROCESSOR - This isn't as big a deal as the RAM or SSD, but i3 processors slow down a lot of stuff.

YOU PROBABLY NEED A CD DRIVE - Many recent laptops don't have CD drives, but there are going to be times when you need them. (If necessary, you can buy a USB CD drive.)

BLUETOOTH ISN'T ACTUALLY VERY IMPORTANT - You can get a USB plugin if you need it, but you probably won't.

YOU DO NOT WANT A MACBOOK OR ANY OTHER APPLE PRODUCT - For too many reasons to list.

YOU DO NOT WANT A CHROMEBOOK - Even worse than MacBooks.

LINUX LAPTOPS ARE USUALLY FINE BUT YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO USE THEM - You'll end up needing to install Windows 10.

#(note: part of the problem with windows 11 is that it's not compatible with a lot of the stuff we use at the office #it is potentially not as big a problem if you are not a low-budget law firm with a creaky lan) #(same with linux obviously #if you want to learn to use linux and are not my parents then i encourage you to do so - it in many ways is in fact easier than windows/ios #i just don't personally want to handle linux tech support for weird ancient legal tech) #(but DON'T get an apple device or chromebook) #(just don't fucking do it)

[falinscloaca]

shoutouts to youtube putting chapters on literally everything now, including songs, in a way that makes it so you can’t really freely go back through a video (or skip forward) in the way its easiest anymore because it just latches onto the next ‘chapter’

#there was a song with almost 20 of the fucking things #yes i’m on mobile yes ios if i can’t use this piece of shit phone to access audiovisual Content i’ll go on an afterlife adventure #…the chapters bullshit isn’t enough to ‘ruin’ the experience for me it just sucks ass. i’m just arguing against that one inevitable ‘ #‘just don’t use youtube on a mobile device!!! or use it on a browser which it actively tries to sabotage your experience into switching to t #the app!’ take

[suburbanlegnd]

im a sucker for their wrappeds. if I use a mod apk will I be able to see the wrapped

YEAH, YOU WILL! Here's my spotify wrapped from last year if you don't believe me!

#but it all depends on your device #like it's super easy if you're using an android #but it's harder if you're using an ios (ive never had an apple device) #i think you need a desktop to install it into your ios phone #although there's also many ways to disable all ads on windows desktops (and Macs ig?) so that's always something #so if you have an Android then i can recommend you the best (and safest) way to download the modded apk 👍 #vee <3 #asked

[tap-tap-tap-im-in]

Quick update on yesterday's project. We are still hashing files. The process has had to be resumed twice (luckily my ajax-loop-interface class is designed to be resumable by default), the most recent culprit was a 30s timeout caused by an official Wizards of the Coast PDF taking too long to hash.

Not sure if that's an IO reading limitation from the PI, or a CPU limitation of the ARM instruction set when running sha256 calculations, but interesting none-the-less.

#there were 27151 items to hash across three USB storage devices #so I expected this to take a bit #very excited to get this all moved over to an x86 processor and IO over SATA