How to change your iPhone or iPad wallpaper automatically with a single tap
If you have iOS or iPadOS 14.3 installed on your iPhone or iPad, you can create a custom shortcut to quickly change your wallpaper with a single tap of a Home screen icon.
If you have iOS or iPadOS 14.3 installed on your iPhone or iPad, you can create a custom shortcut to quickly change your wallpaper with a single tap of a Home screen icon.
Adaptive lighting can automatically adjust color of your supported smart bulbs throughout the day.
Learn how to control your iRobot Roomba with Siri, and command you smart vacuum from anywhere using Siri on your iPhone or iPad.
For taking care of even more tasks, you have new automation triggers in Shortcuts. Here, we’ll show you what they are and how to use them.
All shared shortcuts are considered untrusted by Apple, but with a simple Settings switch toggle you can get rid of that warning and install shortcuts obtained from friends, websites and other sources.
If you want to turn off video and Live Photos autoplay on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, it takes just a few taps or clicks. This tutorial shows you how.
If you have some cool accessories like smart lights or locks, you can create smart home automations in the Home app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, here’s how.
With Mac Automator Calendar Alarms, you can speed up things you do regularly. Here, we’ll show you some handy ways to tackle your tasks.
If you’re interested in timing slides in Keynote or setting up a self-playing presentation, we’ve got you covered. This tutorial shows you how to do both.
Learn how to add Quick Actions to your Mac’s Touch Bar so you can run your favorite Automator workflows at any time.
If you like using Quick Actions on your Mac to do things faster, why not make your own? Here’s how to create Quick Actions for Finder.
iOS 13 lets you create app automations in the Shortcuts app that can do some neat things, like launch the Halide app when you hit that stock Camera icon on your Lock screen or open your favorite note-taking app upon tapping the Notes toggle in Control Center.