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In this tutorial, we will show you how to put a Memoji or Animoji over your face during a FaceTime video call to change your appearance. You can use it to make the call fun or conceal your face.
iPhone Depth Control lets you adjust the depth of field after you shoot, which makes it easy to apply a variably blurred background. Here’s how it works.
Learn how to turn off haptic vibration when rotating the Digital Crown button on your Apple Watch to disable tactile feedback when scrolling and extend battery life.
The iPhone and iPad Photos app includes powerful search options to help you quickly find whatever pictures your need from your vast library. In this article, we will go over these options and show you how to use them to search and find pictures like a pro.
In this tutorial, we will share how to adjust the HDR (high dynamic range) settings for your iPhone camera. You can choose to turn it on so your iPhone can take better shots in high-contrast situations or turn it off if you prefer that.
Who doesn’t love fun with photos? For example, you can spruce up your photos in iMessage before you send them. You can add pizzazz, include a message, or just make your pictures more memorable.
Here’s how to use the camera effects in iMessage like stickers, filters, shapes, and more.
In this post, I will share my process for setting up a new iPhone or iPad. While it may not suit everyone, I'm hoping it will give some ideas or inspiration to a few of you.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to measure objects, people's height, areas, and more using the built-in Measure app on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn how to add, configure, and use two or more SIM cards on your iPhone or cellular iPad to keep your personal, business, and other lines on one single device.
Learn more about the workings of HDR, Auto HDR, and Smart HDR on your iPhone, which lets you capture balanced shots in high-contrast situations.
Evernote is a robust note-taking application with availability across multiple platforms, but it does have its limitations. For instance, the Evernote Basic plan only allows you to use the app on two devices for free. So, maybe you’ve decided to use another app in addition to Evernote. Or, maybe the time comes when you want to switch to a different note-taking app completely.
You can easily export notes from Evernote to a file that can then be imported to another note-taking application, and here’s how.
Learn how to set up multiple email signatures in the Spark email app on your iPhone or Mac and use them based on the email you are composing.