57: Clicking Traffic Lights, Portly Power Adapters, and Scary Mother Alexa

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English - June 24, 2022 15:00 - 34 minutes - 23.5 MB - ★★★★ - 7 ratings
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Coming Soon ... Special Edition with Travel Tips!How Many Traffic Lights Can You Click? iWorking on UpdatesSwimming with Your Apple WatchPower to the AdapterFor All TV KindHi Siri, Don’t Be My Mother!Brett’s iTip: Add Music to your Apple WatchJeff’s iTip: Turn on Sounds on your Apple Watch

Joe Rossignol: iOS 16 Will Let iPhone Users Bypass CAPTCHAs in Supported Apps and Websites

Juli Clover: Apple Updates Pages, Numbers, and Keynote With New Features

Zac Hall: Apple Watch becomes ultimate lifeguard after calling 911 for swimmer trapped in cold river

Arin Waichulis: Is Apple’s new dual USB-C compact power adapter worth the price?

A. Khalid: Amazon's new pitch: let Alexa speak as your relatives from beyond the grave

Brett’s iTip: Normally I play all my music from my iPhone and use my Apple Watch to simply control the music, but I recently stumbled on this clever tip that lets me load music locally on to my Apple Watch and play it directly from there! I originally had “Recent Music” toggled on and the storage space on my Apple Watch was full - but then just added the albums I really wanted. This seems to only work with Apple Music (although I don’t believe you have to be a subscriber, just have the music stored in the Music app). Also note that the music won’t actually be transferred until the Apple Watch is being charged.

Jeff’s iTip: Turn on Sounds on the Apple Watch. I usually have my Apple Watch muted throughout the day just because I don’t want to annoy people around me with extra noises and alerts. But recently I tried the new WatchTube app for my Apple Watch and couldn’t hear the audio until I swiped up on Watch to reveal the Control Center and turned un-muted the audio.

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