Did you know that you can use Siri to take what's currently on the screen on an iOS device? It's simple and fast.
Here's how:
This may also work with the type to Siri feature.
Netflix is currently in the process of rolling out an update to its Apple TV app, introducing support for the tvOS 15 player. As noted on Reddit and Twitter (via 9to5Mac), the updated interface began appearing on Apple TVs earlier this weekin version 2.1.23 of the app.
The tvOS 15 native player displays show and movie titles in a larger type on the bottom of the screen above the playback bar. There's also an updated information button that displays details about the content, run time, and subtitles, and more.
With this change, there is no longer an option to swipe down to access subtitles, language, sound output settings, and more, as the native tvOS 15 video player interface does not use that layout.
Some other streaming services like HBO Max also use the same native player, so the interface will feel familiar to those who already use apps that support the tvOS 15 player. Other apps like Amazon Prime Video continue to use their own interfaces and have not adopted support for the native player.
Apple TV apps update automatically, so users should begin seeing the updated Netflix interface soon.
Via: MacRumors.com
The included Notes app in iOS is powerful IF you know how to use it. One of the things that this video didn't cover is how to take a quick note using an iPad. But in order for this to work, one
must have an Apple Pencil (1st or 2nd Generation).
Taking a quick note can come in handy, especially when your professor springs a formula on you that you could miss if you enable notes the known way.
Here's how:
YouTube TV has been expanding its offerings as of late. It now includes The Weather Channel to its lineup.
However, it doesn't include your local weather forecast.
