How to Stop Apple Music from Automatically Playing - Lifewire
This is every device that will support Apple Intelligence at launch - 9 to 5 Mac
Apple’s New iPhone Safari Ads Target Google Chrome Users - Forbes
The Secret iPhone Feature That Lets You Take Amazing Long-Exposure Photos - CNet
Lost Your Wi-Fi Password? Here’s How to Track it Down on Windows and Mac - CNet
How to Stop Apple Music From Automatically Playing
This article will show you how to stop Apple Music from automatically playing on your iPhone after a song or album has finished. It also covers several proven tips to prevent the iOS app from turning on by itself when connecting to another device, such as a car system, AirPods, headphones, or a Bluetooth speaker.
https://www.lifewire.com/stop-apple-music-from-automatically-playing-5119158
This is every device that will support Apple Intelligence at launch
Apple Intelligence is one of the most exciting and powerful new technologies Apple is launching this year. It is now available to beta testers with a supported device, and will release publicly this fall—still labeled beta—as part of iOS 18.1, macOS Sequoia 15.1, and iPadOS 18.1.
Here is the full list of devices that will support Apple Intelligence at launch.
https://9to5mac.com/2024/07/30/every-device-that-supports-apple-intelligence/
Apple’s New iPhone Safari Ads Target Google Chrome Users
We all know relationships can be complicated, but few are quite as complicated as the one between Apple and Google. Cue Apple’s creepy new attack ad on Google—with a clear message for its 1.4 billion users—stop using Chrome on your iPhone.
So, why now? Google is on a mission to convert Safari users to Chrome. It currently relies on Safari to drive most search requests from iPhones—enabled by a financial arrangement between itself and Apple, whereby Google search is the default on Safari. But that arrangement could soon be curtailed by monopoly investigations in the US and Europe. And so Google is advancing Plan B.
The Secret iPhone Feature That Lets You Take Amazing Long-Exposure Photos
If you've seen artistic photos of waterfalls or rivers, then you'll no doubt have seen long-exposure shots where the water is intentionally blurred to look silky-smooth while the surroundings -- the rocks and trees -- remain pin-sharp. A slow shutter speed image like this is a great technique to give the impression of motion in a still image, and it used to be something you'd need a DSLR with filters and a tripod to take and shutter speeds over several seconds. But a neat feature built right into your iPhone's camera can create these gorgeous photos with almost no effort.
Lost Your Wi-Fi Password? Here's How to Track It Down on Windows and Mac
What's your Wi-Fi password? Chances are, you've been asked that question by a guest, or you've asked yourself that question when connecting a new device to your network for the first time. Remembering passwords can be a real pain. You should never use the same one twice, so it can be difficult to retain even the most important ones, even if you use them every day. It's a good idea to write them down somewhere safe, because if you don't, you may be looking at a complete Wi-Fi router reset -- and no one wants to take an hour out of their day to do that.