Exploring watchOS 11 and iPhone Features

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00:00 Apple Watch Series 10
20:28 Under a Watchful Eye
23:22 Moving to a New iPhone
33:29 Controlling the Pics
38:55 Power On
43:38 What Do You Hear?
47:38 Orion’s Band
52:36 Walking with Timmy Cook
54:42 Brett’s iOS 18 Tip: Currency Converter in iPhone Calculator
57:16 Jeff’s iOS 18 Tip: Privacy & Security Section in Settings

Jeff’s Review: Apple Watch Series 10

Tim Hardwick | MacRumors: 25 New Features You May Have Missed in watchOS 11

Apple: Transfer data from your previous iOS or iPadOS device to your new iPhone or iPad

Tim Hardwick | MacRumors: iPhone 16 Camera Control: Everything You Need to Know

Harry McCracken | Fast Company: The iPhone 16 Pro is my first phone that feels like a camera

Juli Clover | MacRumors: Apple's 80% Charging Limit for iPhone: How Much Did It Help After a Year?

Benjamin Mayo | 9to5Mac: Hands-on with AirPods 4: better in every way

Alex Heath | The Verge: Meta’s big tease

Apple: Jimmy and Tim Cook Walk and Talk in NYC About the New iPhone 16 and the Future of Apple Intelligence

Brett’s Favorite iOS 18 iTip (so far!): Currency Converter in iPhone Calculator

Jeff’s iOS 18 iTip (so far!): In the Settings app, the “Privacy & Security” section has gotten a substantial overhaul that makes it easier to manage. Now each separate section (Location Services, Calendars, Contacts, etc.) has a little subheading that tells you how many apps have access to that particular section. The same goes for hardware features like Bluetooth, Camera, and the Microphone. It makes it far easier to audit a specific set of permissions and make sure that only the apps you explicitly want to give permission to have it. 

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