How to watch WWDC 2023 on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV - Appleinsider
How to use Siri on iPhone and Apple Watch - Geeky Gadgets
How to delete iPhone Other Storage and System Data - Geeky Gadgets
Your iPhone has a hidden camera setting that recreates one of a DSLR’s best features - Tom’s Guide
How to watch WWDC 2023 on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference will kick off in just a few days, and, as is par for the course, there are a variety of different ways to tune in from afar. Here's how to do it.
WWDC is a week-long event, with Apple covering all sorts of topics for developers along the way. However, the lion's share of attention is always paid to the keynote, when Apple executives will showcase what's new with the company's platforms.
https://appleinsider.com/inside/wwdc/tips/how-to-watch-wwdc-2023-on-iphone-ipad-mac-and-apple-tv
How to use Siri on iPhone and Apple Watch
1:59 pm May 30, 2023 By Julian Horsey
Even though Apple’s personal assistant Siri is still in its infancy it can still be used for a wide variety of different functions depending on your needs. This quick guide will show you how to use Siri on iPhone and Apple Watch allowing you to get the most from all its features. Siri can simplify your life in a myriad ways, from sending texts, placing calls to providing weather updates or even telling jokes and flipping coins.
https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/how-to-use-siri-on-iphone/
How to delete iPhone Other Storage and System Data
If you have ever wondered exactly what is taking up all the space on your iPhone, you can easily find this out from the settings menu on your device. One of the most asked questions about storage on your iPhone is what is ‘Other Storage‘ or as Apple now calls it in iOS 15, System Data. These tips will also work on your iPad as well.
This guide is designed to help you understand what is using up the iPhone ‘Other Storage’ on your device and how you can remove some of it to free up space on your iPhone.
https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/how-to-delete-iphone-other-storage-and-system-data/
Your iPhone has a hidden camera setting that recreates one of a DSLR's best features
Enabling View Outside the Frame on iPhone is really useful for smartphone photographers. If you’re a modern iPhone user with an iPhone 11, iPhone 12, iPhone 13, or iPhone 14 model, you may have even noticed this nifty feature in your Camera Settings already.
By default, View Outside the Frame is disabled for photos and enabled for video, but it’s well-worth learning how and when to use this feature for photography.
Why? Well, as it says on the tin, this setting lets you see what’s outside the bounds of your photo's frame. This helps you consider your composition, and whether you might want to shift it slightly, which comes in really handy for wider landscape or architecture shots.
