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How to set WhatsApp as the default calling and messaging app on your iPhone
- WhatsApp for iPhone can now be set as the default app for placing outgoing calls and sending messages.
- To set WhatsApp as the default calling app, go to Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Calling and choose WhatsApp from the list.
- When WhatsApp is set as the default calling app, all outgoing calls go through WhatsApp, while incoming calls still go through the Phone app.
- WhatsApp can also be set as the default messaging app, allowing new messages to be composed in WhatsApp instead of the built-in Messages app.
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How to AirPlay from iPhone, iPad, or Mac to a Windows PC
- Learn how to turn your Windows PC into an AirPlay receiver to mirror screens from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, and stream media wirelessly with third-party apps.
- One app, AirScreen, offers simple setup and can mirror Apple screens, stream music from iPhone to PC, and maintain functionality even when the device is locked.
- Another app, AirServer, provides higher video resolution and features like turning your PC into a HomePod for AirPlay. It offers a 31-day trial before requiring a license purchase.
- X-Mirage and EasyCast are two more options for AirPlay on Windows PCs, with X-Mirage supporting improved video quality and EasyCast offering a free version capped at 720p.
- Additional AirPlay apps for Windows include LonelyScreen and iMyFone MirrorTo, with iMyFone's free version having low video quality and a watermark, but offering improved features in the paid version.
- Windows Wireless Display is a built-in feature for Miracast-compatible apps but may require paid apps without a free trial. Some users have also discussed methods on Microsoft forums, although success varies.
- For those seeking other methods to mirror Apple device screens on Windows or stream media wirelessly, alternative suggestions are welcomed in the comments.
- The article also provides tips for Windows PC users on accessing iCloud Drive files, receiving iPhone texts and app notifications on their PC, and more.
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CarPlay in iOS 18.4 reimagines the Now Playing interface for sports apps
- Apple’s CarPlay feature in iOS 18.4 introduces a new API for sports apps.
- The new Sports Mode optimizes the Now Playing screen for sporting events, displaying scores for each team.
- Third-party apps need to implement the CPNowPlayingModeSports API to be compatible with CarPlay.
- iOS 18.4 also includes a third row of icons and Tesla NACS compatibility for Apple Maps EV routing.
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Here’s why the iPad 11 doesn’t have Apple Intelligence
- The sales of Apple's base-model iPads have grown significantly since the introduction of the 10th-generation model.
- In 2023, the entry-level iPad represented 30% of all iPad sales, rising from 21% in the previous year.
- The iPad mini represents 9% of the market share, followed by the iPad Air with 15% and the base model and iPad Pro versions with 38% each.
- The absence of Apple Intelligence in the iPad 11 might be due to Apple's strategy to sell more expensive iPad Pro models and maintain the value of AI features.
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Looks like the Galaxy Tab S10 FE will see a major price hike
- The upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE will come in two models: a 10.9-inch version and a 13.1-inch version, running on the Samsung Exynos 1580 chipset with eight-core processors.
- Both models will have a 12MP front camera, dual speakers with Dolby Atmos, and either 128GB or 256GB internal memory with expandable storage up to 2TB.
- The smaller Galaxy Tab S10 FE will feature an 8,000mAh battery, while the larger Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ will have a 10,090mAh battery.
- The Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE+ will be priced significantly higher than the previous models, with the base prices starting at 579 Euros ($624) and 749 Euros ($807) respectively.
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The latest Kindle update finally fixes page turning – and adds the perfect reading tool for my sieve-like brain
- The latest Amazon Kindle update version 5.18.1 introduces the Double Tap to Page Turn feature, allowing users to turn pages or scroll down by double-tapping the frame of the Kindle.
- This update brings back a more tactile page-turning experience by replacing the need to tap the screen, which can smudge the display.
- However, the feature currently only supports forward page navigation, requiring users to rely on screen taps to go back a page.
- The update also introduces the Recaps tool, providing short summaries of previously read Kindle books, helping users refresh their memory before starting the next book in a series.
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iPadOS 19: 4 rumored new features, and 2 I’d like to see
- iPadOS 19 is rumored to be revealed at WWDC in June 2025 and released in September 2025.
- It is expected that all current-gen iPads will support iPadOS 19 upon release.
- Rumored features for iPadOS 19 include pinned files on the homescreen and a new low-power mode.
- iPadOS 19 may introduce a new low-power mode optimized with Apple Intelligence to conserve battery life.
- Siri is expected to receive an Apple Intelligence update in line with the iPadOS 19 release.
- There are rumors of a possible visionOS-inspired redesign for iPadOS 19, focusing on aesthetics.
- A key feature desired for iPadOS 19 is proper floating window support for better multitasking.
- Another requested feature is a software split keyboard for improved typing experience.
- The iPad Pro and iPad Air's capabilities suggest they can handle advanced features like resizable windows.
- Users can expect potential enhancements and updates with the launch of iPadOS 19.
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WWDC 2025: everything you need to know
- Apple's WWDC 2025 is expected to feature significant changes to iOS and macOS, as well as hardware announcements.
- The event is scheduled to kick off with a keynote on June 9, with developer sessions running through June 13.
- WWDC 2025 will be hosted online and free to watch, with limited in-person attendance at Apple Park.
- iOS 19 is anticipated to offer a dramatic overhaul with improved visual consistency and simplification of interactions.
- Apple Intelligence features, including personalized Siri, are expected to be a key focus at WWDC.
- iPadOS 19 may introduce simplified menus and improved support for multi-window interfaces.
- macOS 16 is predicted to see significant visual upgrades for better user interaction.
- watchOS 12 could feature AI-powered health insights and personalized coaching for Apple Watch users.
- visionOS 3 for Apple Vision Pro may enhance its support for VR games and immersive experiences.
- Rumors suggest potential launches of a HomePod with a display and new hardware like AirTag 2 at WWDC 2025.
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A huge Galaxy Tab S10 FE series leak reveals specs, renders, and pricing
- A major Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE series leak reveals specs, pricing, and renders.
- The tablets are expected to offer an Exynos 1580 chip, 45W wired charging, and 128GB or 256GB of expandable storage.
- The Galaxy Tab S10 FE is tipped to start at €579 in Europe, while the Plus variant apparently starts at €749.
- The tablets will feature a 13MP rear camera, a 12MP selfie camera, an IP68 rating, and dual speakers with Dolby Atmos.
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Is the base iPad too popular to get Apple Intelligence?
- Apple has not included AI capabilities in the base model iPad, reportedly to make it less appealing and not eat into sales of premium models.
- The decision to offer a less advanced iPad may also be driven by Apple's desire to keep an affordable option in the market.
- The base iPad has seen improvements, such as increased RAM, but lacks support for Apple Intelligence.
- Apple's strategy seems to segment hardware and software offerings, providing more advanced features in premium models and basic features in the base iPad.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE Series: Everything You Need to Know
- Samsung is preparing to release the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series tablets.
- The series will include the Tab S10 FE with a 10.9-inch screen and the Tab S10 FE+ with a 13.1-inch screen.
- Both models will feature 120Hz IPS LCD displays with improved form factor.
- The tablets will be powered by Samsung's Exynos 1580 chipset and have impressive battery capacities, along with water and dust resistance.
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A fresh leak hints at new dimensions for Galaxy Tab S10 FE tablets
- A new leak suggests that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE tablets may feature thinner 6mm designs.
- The base model could keep a 10.9-inch display while the Plus variant might grow to 13.1 inches.
- There’s no word yet on the US availability and pricing, but rumors point towards a €579 starting price in Europe.
- The Galaxy Tab S10 FE will reportedly feature a 10.9-inch display, while the Tab S10 FE Plus might have a larger 13.1-inch panel.
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How to use an external webcam on Mac and iPad
- Learn how to connect and use an external camera on your iPad or Mac for FaceTime calls, Zoom, Teams, and other video conferencing apps.
- External webcams offer perks like better picture quality, improved low-light performance, and higher frame rates compared to built-in cameras.
- To use an external webcam, plug it into your iPad or Mac's USB port and ensure the device is running the latest software.
- On iPads, external webcams work seamlessly with video calling apps like FaceTime, Zoom, and Teams, without additional configuration.
- Mac users can easily switch between built-in and external cameras in various apps like FaceTime, Photo Booth, and QuickTime Player.
- If an app defaults to the built-in camera, troubleshoot by force quitting the app, checking connections, and updating software.
- Not all Mac apps allow manual selection of the camera source, with some apps using default camera settings.
- While the iPad requires explicit external camera support from developers, most Mac apps are compatible with third-party webcams.
- Unfortunately, the iPhone does not currently support external webcams for FaceTime, Zoom, or Teams.
- Overall, using an external webcam can enhance your video conferencing experience on both iPad and Mac devices.
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Apple's 'Behind the Mac' Video Dives Into Severance Season 2 Editing Techniques
- Apple shares "Behind the Mac" video on editing techniques for Severance season 2.
- Severance editor Geoffrey Richman faced challenges due to multiple camera angles and a large amount of footage (around 83TB).
- Richman mainly used an iMac for editing, connecting remotely to a Mac mini running Avid software and working on a MacBook Pro on the go.
- The video provides insights on the editing process and ideas behind Severance season 2.
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Today in Apple history: Apple pays to use ‘iPad’ name
- Apple paid up to settle a trademark dispute with Fujitsu over the name 'iPad' in the US.
- Fujitsu had a device called the iPad before Apple's tablet, used for inventory and sales.
- Both companies claimed rights to the name and capabilities of the iPad, leading to a clash.
- Apple ultimately paid $4 million to acquire Fujitsu's iPad trademark rights.
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