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    Oct 29

    A green light means your camera is in use. And in macOS Monterey, an orange dot in the menu bar means your microphone is in use. Here’s what it looks like.

    40 replies 82 retweets 588 likes
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  2. Oct 29

    With Focus in macOS Monterey, you can filter notifications based on what you’re doing, like working or playing games. To turn on Focus, open Control Center. Learn more:

    New: How to use Focus on Mac. Focus is shown in Control Center on Mac. The Work Focus is selected.
    Step 1: Click the Control Center icon in the menu bar.
    Step 2: Click the Focus control.
    Step 3: Choose a Focus from the list.
    13 replies 48 retweets 398 likes
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  3. Oct 28

    Collaborate on a project, show a friend a new tip, or check a menu to order ahead. 🙋🏿‍♂️🙋🏽‍♀️ In iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1, you can share your screen on a FaceTime call. Watch our video on YouTube to learn how:

    15 replies 56 retweets 310 likes
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  4. Oct 28

    “Oh, you gotta see this.” 🍿 In iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1, you can use SharePlay to watch movies and TV shows in supported apps with friends over FaceTime. See how it works in our video on YouTube:

    23 replies 65 retweets 365 likes
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  5. Oct 27

    See what others added to your shared note while you were away. 👀 Here’s how to open Activity view in Notes in macOS Monterey, iOS 15, and iPadOS 15.

    New: How to see recent activity in shared notes. A MacBook Pro shows a shared note called Food Drive that has been updated by four people. The Activity list shows who made each edit.
    Step 1: Open a shared note in Notes on your Mac, and click the Collaborate button in the toolbar.
    Step 2: Click Show All Activity.
    Step 3: Click an update in the Activity list on the right side of the Notes window to highlight that update in the note.
    14 replies 41 retweets 308 likes
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  6. Oct 27

    When there’s no time to waste, open a Quick Note on your Mac to jot an idea down. In macOS Monterey, move the pointer to the bottom-right corner of your screen and click the thumbnail. Like this.

    32 replies 54 retweets 364 likes
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  7. Oct 26

    Get organized. Get things done. Get to know Shortcuts in macOS Monterey. 🙌 Check out our video on YouTube to get started:

    21 replies 58 retweets 338 likes
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  8. Oct 25

    ✅ Mac is compatible ✅ Data is backed up ✅ Ready to update! For help updating to macOS Monterey, check out our video on YouTube:

    38 replies 65 retweets 389 likes
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  9. Oct 24

    Ready to update to macOS Monterey tomorrow? Now is a great time to back up your Mac with Time Machine. Check out our video on YouTube to learn how:

    50 replies 108 retweets 639 likes
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  10. Oct 23

    😎 Share with friends 🤩 Hands-free with Siri In iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, you can use Siri to share content like websites, songs, podcasts, articles, and more. Like this.

    37 replies 65 retweets 428 likes
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  11. Oct 22

    In iOS 15, you can share health data with people who are important to you, like a family member or caregiver. That way it's easy for them to see things like mobility, activity data, and trends. Here’s how:

    New: Set up Health Sharing. iPhone is shown in a hand with the new Sharing tab in the Health app.
    42 replies 59 retweets 372 likes
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  12. Oct 21

    Grid view places the people in your Group FaceTime call in a neat grid, while highlighting the person who’s speaking. Choose the FaceTime call layout that works best for you. Here’s how it works in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.

    How to use grid view in FaceTime. A FaceTime call is in progress on iPad, showing four callers in same-size tiles neatly organized on the screen.
    Step 1: While on a FaceTime call, tap the screen to show the controls.
    Step 2: Then tap Grid in the upper-right corner of the screen, to snap the FaceTime caller tiles to a grid.
    Step 3: If you'd like to exit grid view, tap Grid in the upper-right corner of your screen again.
    21 replies 38 retweets 318 likes
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  13. Oct 20

    Mind full? Guide yourself to a kind and thoughtful frame of mind. 🧘🏽 Start a mindfulness habit, one minute at a time. Learn more about Reflect on Apple Watch:

    25 replies 48 retweets 327 likes
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  14. Oct 19

    When you add image descriptions to your photos, they’re more accessible for people who use screen readers like VoiceOver. Here’s how, in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.

    40 replies 83 retweets 344 likes
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  15. Oct 18

    Update to macOS Monterey on October 25 for new ways to connect, share, and create. See if your Mac is compatible here:

    40 replies 171 retweets 715 likes
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  16. Oct 17

    ⏲ Set multiple timers 👀 Get help finding your iPhone 🎵 Identify that song Check out our video on YouTube for 10 tips to help you get the most from your Apple Watch:

    27 replies 73 retweets 457 likes
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  17. Oct 15

    🤩 New Apple Watch? 🤔 Just need a refresher? Check out our video on YouTube for some helpful tips on navigating Apple Watch:

    34 replies 54 retweets 381 likes
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  18. Oct 14

    Concentrate on what’s important to you with Focus. Minimize distractions to give whatever you’re doing your full attention. Watch our video on YouTube to learn how to use Focus:

    22 replies 66 retweets 409 likes
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  19. Oct 12

    Get more done with Split View on your iPad. In iPadOS 15, just tap the Multitasking button to get started. To learn more about Split View, watch our video on YouTube:

    23 replies 52 retweets 349 likes
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  20. Oct 12

    With Live Text, you can interact with text on signs, menus, business cards, and more, using the Camera app. Here’s how to use Live Text in iOS 15:

    New: How to use Live Text in Camera. Available on iPhone XS and later, and iPad with A12 Bionic and later. iPhone is shown in a hand with the Camera app open. Text is selected from a cat adoption poster and options for interacting with it are shown in a menu.
    Step 1: To get started, first point your iPhone camera at text and tap the Live Text icon in the bottom-right corner of the frame. The Camera app is shown with text from the poster automatically recognized.
    Step 2: Swipe or tap to select text. Text from the poster appears in a separate box over the image preview.
    Step 3: Choose what to do next. The phone number is selected and options for interacting with it are shown in a menu.
    33 replies 106 retweets 447 likes
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