With Apple's iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 software, you can uninstall three additional built-in apps from your iPhone or iPad, such as Clock.
You can uninstall additional built-in iPhone apps, such as Clock, in iOS 16
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Video: Checking out all the new iOS 16 wallpapers and wallpaper features
In this video, we will show you all the new iOS 16 wallpapers for your iPhone, as well as walk you through Apple's completely revamped wallpaper experience.
Siri in iOS 16, watchOS 9 can toggle the iPhone’s auto-answer calls feature
The Siri smart assistant has learned a new voice command in iOS 16, enabling you to toggle Apple's assistive feature, dubbed Auto-Answer Calls, hands-free.
AltServer Mail app plugin updated for macOS Ventura, AltJIT also now working on new betas
Apple released its first betas of iOS & iPadOS 16 and macOS 13 Ventura shortly after the conclusion of the WWDC 2022 Keynote address. But one thing that users of sideloaded apps may have noticed after installing these betas is that some things weren’t quite working right – namely the Mail plugin and AltJIT.
Apple removes support for using your iPad as a home hub
Learn why you can no longer use an iPad as a home hub to control and manage your HomeKit and Matter accessories.
Why HDR10+ support isn’t coming to Apple’s TV app for the time being
All mentions of support for HDR10+ video coming to the TV app with iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura have been removed from Apple's website.
iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 bring a far richer experience to the Weather app
Apple's line of tablets are pretty powerful and helpful. And while some folks might see plenty of shortcomings with iPadOS, it's also plenty useful. And it's getting better with iPadOS 16, which is expected to arrive later this fall. To that end, Apple is finally getting around to adding one of the most important apps the company's tablets have been missing for years.
New in iOS 16: “Hey Siri, end call”
You can ask Apple's Siri assistant in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 to hang up a call in the Phone app or FaceTime on your iPhone or iPad, hands-free.
Hands-on video: iOS 16 tidbits, tricks and hidden features for your iPhone
In this video, we uncover some of the best iOS 16 tidbits, tricks and hidden features coming to all users with Apple's next major iPhone software update in the fall.
iOS 16 adds support for Nintendo’s Joy-Con and Switch Pro controllers
Being able to wirelessly connect an external gaming controller has been an option on iOS for quite some time. However, native support hasn't been. It was only with the launch of iOS 14.5, for instance, that Apple added native support for Sony's DualSense PlayStation 5 controller and Microsoft's wireless controller for the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. And now Nintendo is getting in on the fun, too.
iOS 16 shows message reactions properly in group conversations with Android users
iOS has supported the ability to react to specific messages for a bit of time now, but it hasn't always been a universal feature. Meaning, if you happen to find yourself in a group chat with a person (or persons!) using an Android phone, those reactions wouldn't display properly. It all looked a little muddled. But, with the next software update on the way for iOS, that's changing.
iOS 16 will lock the Hidden and Recently Deleted folders in the Photos app for added security
In the Photos app, there are a couple of different folders that could go with some extra security. However, both the Hidden and Recently Deleted folders are simply out of sight more often than not, with potentially sensitive content easily accessible by anyone who has full access to an iPhone. But that's changing with iOS 16.