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Archives for July 2024

Slack introduces iPhone widgets to make work more inescapableSlack introduces iPhone widgets to make work more inescapable
My iPad runs Windows XP now, and it’s all I ever wantedMy iPad runs Windows XP now, and it’s all I ever wanted
The Gamma PS1 emulator for iOS gets Multitap support and better audioThe Gamma PS1 emulator for iOS gets Multitap support and better audio
How to make it easier to use your phone one-handedHow to make it easier to use your phone one-handed
Phone mirroring on the Mac might change how you use your phonePhone mirroring on the Mac might change how you use your phone
RCS on the iPhone is almost the solution to our green-bubble nightmareRCS on the iPhone is almost the solution to our green-bubble nightmare
Apple is finally embracing Android’s chaosApple is finally embracing Android’s chaos
Apple releases public betas for iOS 18, macOS, and moreApple releases public betas for iOS 18, macOS, and more
After initially rejecting it, Apple has approved the first PC emulator for iOSAfter initially rejecting it, Apple has approved the first PC emulator for iOS
Now your iPhone can have a Notes app and a notepadNow your iPhone can have a Notes app and a notepad
Florida’s digital ID app has suddenly disappearedFlorida’s digital ID app has suddenly disappeared
Jay Peters
Jay Peters
Remember when the iPhone 15 Pro was rumored to have haptic buttons?

That didn’t pan out, but if you’re curious what it could have looked like, AppleInsider published some pictures of a purported prototype iPhone 15 Pro Max with haptic buttons for the volume rocker and the power button. The report also includes some details on how the buttons might have worked.

iPhone 15 Pro's canceled haptic buttons - an exclusive look

[AppleInsider]

Andrew Liszewski
Andrew Liszewski
This $149 phone gimbal can leverage Apple’s tracking tech.

The new Insta360 Flow Pro can use the company’s own tracking algorithm to keep subjects in frame, but adds support for Apple’s DockKit framework so tracking works with the iPhone’s camera app, too.

The Flow Pro also introduces a ring light so creators can easily see when tracking is working, and a price that’s $10 cheaper than its predecessor.

The front and back of the Insta360 Flow Pro with a smartphone attached.
The Insta360 Flow Pro with its selfie stick extended.
The Insta360 Flow Pro with its built-in tripod legs extended.
The Insta360 Flow Pro folded down.
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The Insta360 Flow Pro can be used handheld or standing on its own tripod legs.
Image: Insta360
How to create PDFs on iPhonesHow to create PDFs on iPhones
Barbara Krasnoff
iOS 18 has a new ‘dynamic’ color-shifting wallpaperiOS 18 has a new ‘dynamic’ color-shifting wallpaper

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