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    17 hours ago

    🎬 Record in Cinematic mode on iPhone 13 🧑🏻‍💻 Edit on your iPhone or Mac 🏆 Practice your acceptance speech You can edit Cinematic mode video right on your iPhone 13 or take your projects further on Mac with iMovie, Final Cut Pro, or Motion. Here’s how:

    Edit Cinematic mode video. Final Cut Pro is open to the timeline on MacBook Pro, with the preview window showing two people getting ready to go surfing at the beach with focus indicators around each of their heads. On the timeline, there are editable keyframes that show where the focus shifts occur.
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  2. Mar 6

    Once you set up a Focus for working, personal, or reading time, you can turn it on and off right from Control Center. Here’s how. Learn more about Focus:

    How to turn on Focus from Control Center. A person is relaxing on the couch with their iPad mini.
    Step 1: On your iPhone or iPad, open Control Center and tap Focus.
    Step 2: Tap a Focus in the list to turn it on or off.
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  3. Mar 4

    Keep your reminders organized across multiple lists. ✅ Here’s how to add a tag to a reminder, and easily search and filter tagged reminders anytime.

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  4. Mar 3

    Meet your reading goals, with a little help from Apple Books. Here’s how to set up Coaching in iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3.

    How to get coaching notifications from Apple Books. Apple Books is open on iPad with the Notifications menu shown. The options in the menu include: Recommendations, Book Club, Goal Completion, and Coaching.
    Step 1: In the Reading Now tab of Apple Books, tap your account photo in the upper-right corner of your screen.
    Step 2: Tap Notifications.
    Step 3: Tap to turn on Coaching.
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  5. Mar 2

    🔎 Mystery 🦄 Fantasy ❤️ Romance Finish more books, whatever kind you like. Here’s how to customize your daily reading goal.

    How to set reading goals in Apple Books. Someone is shown reading on their iPad while wearing AirPods Max and sitting on a couch at home.
    Step 1: In Apple Books, scroll down to Reading Goals and tap Today's Reading.
    Step 2: Tap Adjust Goal at the bottom of the screen.
    Step 3: Scroll up or down in the popup window to set a new reading goal.
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  6. Feb 21

    📊 Time to work 🎮 Time to play 🛀 Time to unplug You can use Focus to filter your notifications to get the ones you want, and pause the ones that can wait until later. Learn how to get started in our video on YouTube:

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  7. Feb 20

    Play a curated playlist. Play a radio station. Play your favorite album on repeat. 🎶 All you need is Siri and a subscription to Apple Music or Apple Music Voice. Here’s how it works:

    You can ask Siri to play curated playlists with your Apple Music or Apple Music Voice subscription. Try saying, “Hey Siri, play the Starry Night playlist.” Apple Music Voice not available in all regions.
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  8. Feb 17

    In Final Cut Pro, your work is kept in a library. And you can move that library to an external drive to free up space on your internal hard drive or edit a project on another Mac. Here’s how. Learn more:

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  9. Feb 14

    Wear your heart on your sleeve. Send your heartbeat from your wrist. ❤️ Here’s how to send your heartbeat from your Apple Watch for Valentine’s Day.

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  10. Feb 13

    🙋🏾 Family 👯 Roommates 🔑 House sitters Share control of your HomeKit accessories with anyone you like. Here’s how to add someone to the Home app:

    How to share control of your home. iPhone Lock Screen displays a Home Invitation notification to share control of a friend's home.
    Step 1: In the Home app, tap the Add button in the upper-left corner of your screen.
    Step 2: Tap Add People.
    Step 3: Choose a contact from the list or type a name, then tap Send Invite in the upper-right corner of the screen. Anyone you invite needs an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac updated to the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS.
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  11. Feb 10

    When the cat falls asleep in your lap, you can control your smart home devices without getting up. 🐈 Just tap Home in Control Center. Like this.

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  12. Feb 7

    Turn on the lights. Adjust the temperature. See who’s at the door. All from the Home app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. To get started, here’s how to add a compatible accessory.

    How to add an accessory to the Home app. iPhone is shown with the Home app displaying accessories like lights, HomePod speakers, and an Apple TV.
    Step 1: To add an accessory, open Home on iPhone or iPad and tap the plus in the top-left corner.
    Step 2: Tap Add Accessory and follow the instructions.
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  13. Feb 6

    Ready, set, watch together. 🍿 Look for this icon when your Apple TV is ready to play a movie or show in a FaceTime call with SharePlay.

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  14. Feb 6

    You can start a supported movie or TV show while on a FaceTime call, and watch it together. You can even watch it on your Apple TV while chatting on your iPhone or iPad. Here’s how:

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  15. Feb 2

    The spotlight’s on you today, little buddy. Here’s how to use full-screen effects in Messages to send a friend a fun message.

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    Feb 1

    Apple Music is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting the healing power of Black music. Listen to For Us, By Us, an unapologetic celebration of Blackness, created for, and by, those who live it.

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  17. Jan 31

    Share a photo with location data, or without it. It’s up to you, every time. Just tap Options before you share your photo. Here’s how.

    How to choose which data you share with photos. An illustration of a person holding their iPhone is shown with symbols representing photo sharing in the background.
    Step 1: With an image open in Photos, tap the Share icon in the bottom-left corner.
    Step 2: Then tap Options above the photo being shared.
    Step 3: Choose the data you'd like to include. You can choose to share the photo's location or all photo data.
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  18. Jan 30

    You’re in control of which apps can access your device’s location, and when. Here’s a look at the options in Settings > Privacy > Location Services.

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  19. Jan 28

    Give your passwords a security checkup. 🩺 Check out the security recommendations to see if you’re using passwords that are weak or easy to guess, then tap the links to update to something stronger. Learn more:

    How to update a weak password on your iPhone or iPad.
    Step 1: First, open Settings. Tap Passwords, and then tap Security Recommendations.
    Step 2: You can tap any item in the list of security recommendations to see more info. High priority items at the top of the list also have a link to change the password directly on the website.
    Step 3: When you tap a security recommendation, you can read more information, such as whether the password is being reused or has been compromised. Then tap Change Password on Website to update it.
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  20. Jan 28

    Step up your online security with stronger passwords you don’t have to remember yourself. Here’s how to create and auto-fill strong passwords with iCloud Keychain:

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