Find things faster with these Spotlight search tips for Mac
Take advantage of your Mac’s built-in search feature to find things faster and easier than ever with these Spotlight search tips.
Spotlight Suggestions
How to quickly track a flight from anywhere on your iPhone
Need to track a flight and don’t have an app that does that? No worries, you don’t need one! Here’s how to quickly track a flight on your iPhone.
iOS 10 tidbit: Spotlight Suggestions in Messages
On iOS 10, Spotlight Suggestions appear in more places than before. We recently told you about Spotlight Suggestions in the Look Up interface (formerly known as the Define feature). We also discussed iOS 10’s expressive Messages app in depth and mentioned its super useful inline previews of URLs.
As it turns out, not only does Messages support inline previews of media URLs, but underlines specific terms in your chats—such as movie and app names—that Spotlight Suggestions can give you more info about.
Why I think Spotlight and Siri should be one
Ever since the rumors of Siri making its way to the Mac began gaining credence, I started thinking about how I would like to use the feature on OS X, and what it would mean for Siri on iOS. As I was toying around with the idea of Siri on my Mac, something became apparent very quickly: Siri and Spotlight Search have a lot in common. So much so that maybe it would make sense to merge then into one feature at some point. Let me explain.
Spotlight Suggestions expand to seven new countries, including India and Hong Kong
Spotlight Suggestions, a feature that recommends content from the Internet when searching with Spotlight on an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad with iOS 9.0+ or a Mac running OS X 10.11 El Capitan or later, has expanded to seven additional markets: Hong Kong, India, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and United Arab Emirates.
Counting these regions, Spotlight Suggestions are now available in a total of 26 major markets around the world, listed on Apple’s iOS Feature Availability webpage.
