How to screen calls on an iPhone - The Verge
Your Apple Watch Just Got a Simple But Helpful New Feature - Gear Patrol
Airlines Quickly Embrace Airtag Sharing to Help You Find your Lost Luggage - iDrop News
ChatGPT for Mac can now draft notes and debug your code - Cult of Mac
How to get the battery percentage back on iPhone - Cult of Mac
How to screen calls on an iPhone
Life’s busy enough without wasting time on calls that are trying to scam you or sell to you. Unfortunately, stats from Hiya show that 28 percent of the calls you get are going to be suspected spam or fraud.
On an iPhone, you don’t have the option to have an AI assistant answer calls for you, as you can on Android — at least not yet. But there are ways to screen calls to some extent and cut down on the number of scammers, sellers, and robots you have to talk to.
These guidelines have been written using an iPhone 15 Pro Max running iOS 18.2.
https://www.theverge.com/24325270/iphone-apple-spam-calls-screen-how-to
Your Apple Watch Just Got a Simple But Helpful New Feature
Apple recently released software updates to all its devices. The one making the most headlines is iOS 18.2, as it delivers a lot of new features to your iPhone (check them out here).
And while the Apple Watch‘s newest software update, watchOS 11.2, didn’t deliver anywhere near as many new features, it did bring one that’s actually quite useful … specifically if you use an Apple Watch to control your iPhone’s camera.
https://www.gearpatrol.com/tech/apple-watch-camera-remote-app-pause-button/
Airlines Quickly Embrace Airtag Sharing to Help You Find Your Lost Luggage
It’s only been a week since Apple launched iOS 18.2 to the public, and 14 airlines have already signed on to support a key new feature that will allow them to help passengers locate lost luggage.
In November, Apple released a beta of iOS 18.2 that included the ability to share AirTag locations using public links, with a description that suggested you could “Get help finding your lost AirTag by sharing its location with an airline or a trusted person.” At that time, the reference to an airline seemed like more of a helpful suggestion — that you could offer an AirTag’s location to assist them in tracking a lost bag — but it seems that Apple had something more exciting up its sleeve.
ChatGPT for Mac can now draft notes and debug your code
ChatGPT’s Mac app is getting a big usability boost. It will now work directly with coding and note-taking apps, including Apple Notes, Notion, and others.
Previously, the ChatGPT Mac app could only see, read, and improve code in XCode, Terminal, and selected other apps.
ChatGPT Mac app can help you code smarter and faster
As part of its 12 Days of OpenAI announcement, the ChatGPT team announced expanded support for third-party apps, enabling it to read content from apps like Notion, Quip, and TextMate. This allows you to use ChatGPT to improve your rough draft, ask for suggestions to improve or debug your code, and more. Even better, the ChatGPT Mac app can read content from multiple apps simultaneously.
https://www.cultofmac.com/news/chatgpt-for-mac-can-now-draft-notes-debug-code
How to get the battery percentage back on iPhone
Being able to see your iPhone battery percentage right in the status bar is incredibly useful. You can keep an eye on it throughout the day if you’re getting low and need to top up.
The standard battery icon gives you a rough idea of where your iPhone stands. But instantly seeing the exact battery percentage number can give you peace of mind. It’s useful seeing the precise number without pulling down Control Center or checking a battery widget, wherever you are.
For those of you with real battery anxiety, you can even add a widget to your Lock Screen and Home Screen. I’ll show you how.