iOS 16.2 brings new toggles to disable your lock screen wallpaper and or/notifications when the iPhone's always-on display feature is active.
New in iOS 16.2: Disabling wallpaper and notifications on iPhone’s always-on display
iOS 16.2 brings new toggles to disable your lock screen wallpaper and or/notifications when the iPhone's always-on display feature is active.
If you've attempted to screenshot a tweet in the mobile app only to be prompted to share a link to it instead—well, that's part of a new limited test on iPhone.
Take advantage of satellite connectivity to share your precise location via satellite using Apple's Find My app and your iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro.
In addition, Apple has confirmed that Emergency SOS via satellite will be available in December in France, Germany, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
Apple won't start showing significantly more iPhone ads. Also, Apple a few years back apparently stopped a project to inject ads into Spotlight search results.
Draw Things for iPhone lets you run the popular Stable Diffusion AI image generator on a pocket-size device you always have with you.
Custom Accessibility Mode makes the iPhone more approachable for inexperienced users by letting you replace the home screen with huge icons, turn on simple controls in apps, disable hardware features such as the volume buttons and more.
iOS 16.2's Stocks app lets you sort your watchlists with new options such as ticker symbol, price or percentage change, market cap and others.
Aside from 3D worlds, Apple headset content will also include a video service, entertainment and productivity apps, augmented reality games and more.
The software powering Apple's AirTag has been refreshed. Learn what's new in AirTag firmware v.2.0.24 and how to install it on your personal item tracker.
Spotify for Apple Watch now lets you download individual songs, whole albums and playlists for offline listening without using your iPhone.
Microsoft has begun rolling out a new feature that enables customers to browse and edit iCloud Photos directly in the company's Windows 11 Photos app.