Learn how to reduce the HomePod bass level. You'll be able to listen to your favorite music and enjoy loud audio effects in movies without disturbing your neighbors.
How to reduce the bass level of your HomePod (neighbors will be grateful for that)
Microsoft Store for Windows now supports third-party stores
Way back in June of this year, Microsoft unveiled the next big update for Windows -- Windows 11. There was a lot to go over at the time, of course, but one of the biggest shining spots for Microsoft's upcoming desktop OS update was a change to the Microsoft Store. The company confirmed that the digital storefront would not only allow for developers to utilize their own payment options within apps, but that it would support Android apps, too.
Apple TV+ shares trailer for the animated short film ‘Blush’ ahead of October 1 premiere
Some partnerships take time before the fruits of the effort come to life. In this case, it's the multi-year partnership between Apple and Skydance Animation. The two companies announced the deal back in February of this year, and it wasn't until April that we saw the first look at an upcoming short film called Blush.
Planning for the iPhone 13 cameras actually started three years ahead
Apple began planning for the new iPhone 13 cameras at least three years ahead of the September 2021 launch of the iPhone 13 lineup, company executives reveal.
Another victim of component shortages: Beats Flex now cost $20 more
Apple has quietly increased Beats Flex price by $20, no explanation given whatsoever, going from $50 to $70 for a pair of these wireless earbuds that debuted in December 2020.
PerfectCalc lets iPhone Calculator app users see the math they enter before receiving output
iPhones come from the factory with a Calculator app pre-installed on them that works for most basic mathematical functions. However, one way it falls short of many dedicated handheld calculators is that it doesn’t display a running history of your math anywhere in the app.
iFixit shares the full teardown of the iPhone 13 Pro
Last week, on iPhone 13 launch day, the crew over at iFixit took a little peek under the hoods of the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro. That initial teardown revealed a few noteworthy things, but it wasn't meant to be the full view. For folks waiting to see what's inside Apple's latest smartphone, though, the wait's finally over.
Should you be expecting “a complete redesign” for iPhone 14 as Mark Gurman is claiming?
The current flat-edged iPhone 12 design is two years old now. Should you hold your breath for a complete redesign with next year's iPhone 14 or expect another year of tweaks?
Apple unveils limited edition A-Cold-Wall Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones
Every once in a while, the Beats brand opens its doors for some collaboration with another company or brand. The Apple-owned Beats by Dre is back at it again, unveiling today a brand new pair of Studio3 Wireless headphones. This time around, the collaboration is with a fashion brand.
Guided meditations and pilates workouts launch on Fitness+, winter workouts coming soon
If you use Apple Fitness+, you can now track pilates workouts and relax your mind with guided meditations. There are also other new workouts "to get ready for snow season".
How to change SMS and iMessage text bubble colors on iPhone or iPad
In this post, we will show you the steps to change the neon green SMS text bubbles to dark green, thus making them easier to read.
In addition, you will also learn how to change the blue iMessage bubble colors to something else on your iPhone or iPad.
The iPad mini 6 volume buttons change their input based on orientation
The all-new, redesigned iPad mini features plenty of noteworthy elements. That includes the "all-screen" design thanks to its smaller bezels, Touch ID built into the top button, and a USB-C port. Among other things. But it looks like Apple slipped in another detail, tied to what many would consider is one of the more boring elements of the tablet.