iPad Pro vs. MacBook Pro: What’s the Difference - Lifewire
If You’ve Never Used the iPhone Shortcuts App, Here’s the Best Way to Get Started - MSN
How to customize the Home Screen on iPhone - MSN
How to Force Restart or Reset Any iPhone - MSN
Millions of people are paying for iPhone QR code readers - here's how to use Apple’s own one for free
iPad Pro vs. MacBook Pro: What's the Difference?
Apple's iPad Pro and MacBook Pro are often used to accomplish the same tasks. You can use them to browse the web, shop online, send emails, edit videos, or play games.
Despite this, the iPad Pro (7th generation) and the MacBook Pro (M2) have different priorities. Most users can expect either device to handle everyday use, but there are situations where one beats the other. Here's what to know before buying
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If You’ve Never Used the iPhone Shortcuts App, Here’s the Best Way to Get Started
What are iPhone Shortcuts?
New iPhones come with the Shortcuts app installed and ready to go. If you have deleted it, you can re-download Shortcuts from the App Store like any other app.
A shortcut is a workflow that can vary from a few simple actions to a complex list of automated steps. With the tap of a button, you can use a shortcut to execute a set of steps. Any shortcuts you have added or created will appear under "All Shortcuts" on the "Shortcuts" tab.
You can create folders within the app to organize your shortcuts. There is also a Widget option for the shortcuts app, so you can access your shortcuts right from your home screen.
How to customize the Home Screen on iPhone
After you unbox your new iPhone and go through the setup screens, you'll want to start personalizing it. After all, iPhones generally look the same, and your custom layout is what will make yours stand out. That's why customizing the Home Screen may be essential for many users, and we will be detailing how to do it in this guide.
How to Force Restart or Reset Any iPhone
All great tech fails every now and then, and thankfully there are ways to easily bring devices back to life when they freeze up. If your iPhone isn't responding and you're not able to power it off and then on again, you can force restart it to hopefully fix the issue.
Millions of people are paying for iPhone QR code readers — here's how to use Apple's own one for free
An app for scanning QR codes is making nearly $1 million in net revenue a month from the App Store according to a new report.
The report from appfigures shows the Scan QR Code app earns hundreds of thousands of dollars a month and has been downloaded 3.5 million times, despite the iPhone having the feature built in.
Following on from this discovery, the report found that 49 QR code scanner apps on the App Store make over $1,000 a month, that's crazy considering you can use one for absolutely no cost at all. Combined with 14 apps on the Google Play Store, the report states that in the last 30 days "these 63 apps generated more than $4m in net revenue."