Learn how to use the built-in Camera Remote app on your Apple Watch to take pictures, Live Photos, and record videos on your iPhone.
How to control your iPhone Camera with Apple Watch
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Learn how to master your Apple devices with our comprehensive tutorials. From iPhone and iPad to Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, and more, our expert guides will help you unlock the full potential of your Apple products. Discover new features, tips, and tricks each day to enhance your user experience.
How to save .shsh2 blobs on A12+ devices
With the introduction of the A12 chip, Apple strengthened the security around generating nonces, saving blobs, and restoring in general. The basic process remains the same, but due to a feature called nonce-entanglement (yes, really), there are a few extra hoops we need to jump through to save valid blobs. This tutorial will show you how to do so.
How to stop sites from requesting your location in Safari
Learn how to configure Safari websites to stop asking for your location on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. You can always allow sites you want and deny those you don’t at any time.
How to change Siri’s voice on iPhone and all other devices
Learn how to change Siri’s voice on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and HomePod so you can try different accents and genders and set the one you like.
How to save your .shsh2 blobs online with TSS Saver
If you want to use futurerestore to restore your Apple devices to unsigned firmwares, you will need to have .shsh2 blobs saved for the firmware you want to restore to. Jailbreakers often want to move to an unsigned firmware in order to use a jailbreak there, when newer signed firmwares do not have one. All jailbreakers should save blobs for all their devices periodically in order to have the option of using futurerestore in the future. This guide will go through how to use the online TSS Saver tool to get the .shsh2 blobs you need.
How to customize your Mac’s emoji list with shapes & symbols
Learn how to customize your Mac’s emoji list of characters, icons, and symbols to tailor the Character Viewer to your needs.
How to use physical and motor skill settings on your Apple Watch
Learn how to tweak a few simple physical and motor skill accessibility settings on your Apple Watch so you can use your wearable comfortably to the fullest.
How to add and change languages and keyboards on Kindle Paperwhite
Your Kindle Paperwhite is equipped to handle multiple languages and keyboards. So if you’re bilingual or interested in testing your skills in another language, Kindle is a great way to do it.
Here, we’ll show you how to set the language you want, add and use keyboards in other languages, and even set a default dictionary for each language.
How to connect and view your health records on iPhone
The Apple Health app can connect your health records from hospitals and health networks, letting you see everything from lab results to immunizations to procedures, all in one convenient spot on your iPhone or iPad.
How to use Screen Curtain on iPhone, iPad, Watch, and Mac
There’s a feature called Screen Curtain you can use along with VoiceOver for increased privacy. Screen Curtain turns off your display while keeping it active. So, you can still control it with VoiceOver, but keep what you’re viewing private. This is convenient when you’re in a public place and have personal information on your screen.
How to save translations and browse recents in Apple Translate app
Learn how to save translations as favorites and browse your recent translations in the Apple Translate app on your iPhone so you can refer to them whenever needed on your international trips. And if the translations are not useful, you can also delete them from the history.
How to auto silence your Apple Watch based on location
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use shortcuts and automations to silence your Apple Watch automatically based on where you are.