If you're like me, you get multiple notifications thought the day on your Apple Watch. Going through each one and deleting them on the Apple Watch can be quite daunting.
Fortunately, Apple has a way to delete these messages all at once. Here's how:
“If you want to listen to the same corporate pop music as you do on your terrestrial radio, you can do so from the comfort of your couch,” Rob LeFebvre reports for Cult of Mac.
“iHeartRadio’s streaming app can now also reside on your Apple TV, assuming you have one of the newer fourth-generation set-top boxes from Apple,” LeFebvre reports. “The new Apple TV app will give you all the main elements of the iOS app, including Live Stations, Custom Stations based on songs or artists, and podcasts from the behemoth media network.”
“iHeartRadio used to be called Clear Channel Communications, a media group that all but gobbled up radio stations around the country, making FM stations all start to sound the same with playlists guaranteed to please the lowest common denominator of listeners,” LeFebvre reports. “It’s a strategy that’s done pretty well, as evidenced by its monetary success.”
Read more in the full article here.
Apple has announced that its Apple Pay service has added 58 new banks.
The full list of new U.S. issuers includes:
You may have noticed that I put double quotes around "Turn Off". That's because the device doesn't actually turn off, but rather goes into a sleep mode. This is because it can always be ready for the user, and update any updates while it's not in use.
Here's how:
Notice:
Some TVs will also go off when Apple TV is powered off. In that case, their is another setting that you have to choose in settings. That will be covered in another "How To".
