Forget Siri: You iPhone Can Now Clone your Voice for Digital Tasks - Mental Floss
How to add fonts to an iPad - Cult of Mac
How to check apple warranty on iPhone, iPad, iMac - Slashgear
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Forget Siri: Your iPhone Can Now Clone Your Voice for Digital Tasks
While we’re a long way off from being able to create sentient duplicates of ourselves to go to work while we nap, a somewhat obscure feature on your Apple iPhone is bringing us a little closer. There’s a feature in iOS 17 that allows users to create and utilize a “clone” of their voice for a variety of tasks.
According to Digital Trends, the feature, dubbed Personal Voice, essentially makes a photocopy of your voice that’s then stored on the device. Utilizing text-to-speech, you can type messages and then have the phone recite them aloud as though you were actually speaking.
Unsettling? Kind of. But it’s more than a novelty. Text-to-speech is extremely useful for those suffering from worsening speech impairment or speech loss due to illness or injury. One could, for example, call someone to talk rather than exchange text messages. While they speak, you could type a response and then have it converted to your voice.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/posts/iphone-can-clone-your-voice
How to add fonts to an iPad
Anyone getting real work done on an iPad might need to add a font to their word processor or image creation app. The process is more complicated than it should be, but you can bring the huge numbers of fonts available for Mac or Windows to your tablet, too … if you know how.
https://www.cultofmac.com/826897/how-to-add-fonts-to-an-ipad/
How To Check Your Apple Warranty On Your iPhone, iPad, Or Mac
Some of the best gadgets to date in terms of design and overall functionality are made by Apple. Whether you own an iPhone, an iPad, or one of the company's slate of Mac laptop and desktop computers, one of the perks of buying a device from Apple's product line is that you can avail of different levels of technical support. Most Apple products come with a one-year warranty that covers hardware repair and complimentary tech support within the first 90 days of gadget ownership.
https://www.slashgear.com/1357020/how-to-check-apple-warranty-iphone-ipad-mac/
