Learn how to receive fake calls on your iPhone so you can excuse yourself from boring meetings and awkward social situations.
How to receive fake calls on your iPhone to get out of bad situations
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Learn how to receive fake calls on your iPhone so you can excuse yourself from boring meetings and awkward social situations.
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If you have two HomePods that are paired to create a stereo setup, only one of these HomePods will be used to listen to your voice queries. When saying a command such as "Hey Siri, what time is it in London?", only that HomePod will be listening to you although the other HomePod might be physically closer to you.
As far as I can tell, there is no way to manually select what HomePod is the dominant one during the initial pairing process, but there is a way to swap which one will actively listen to you once the stereo pair has been created.
If you work with people in different time zones, scheduling remote meetings can get difficult. You may be in the eastern time zone, with others in the Pacific, European, or Asian time zones. To make this a bit easier, the Calendar app gives you a way to plan for various locations. Here’s how to add and use time zone support for Calendar events.
The Automator tool on Mac might be intimidating to some users, but it can be a very handy app. You can create automated workflows, actions, or applications that help you perform tedious tasks. Along with that, there are some tasks you can do with it that are just plain neat.
Here are 10 cool things you can do with Mac Automator.
Some Mac models include the second-generation Apple T2 Security Chip, and in this tutorial, we'll show you how to check if your Mac has this or not.