In the News 95: Recovery Keys, iPad Keyboards, and Lucky iPhones
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In the News blog post for April 21, 2023:
https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/04/in-the-news672.html
- Recovery Keys and Apple Juice Jacking
- Cashing in on the Apple Card
- Text Sizing Fun
- iKeyBoard Options
- Smoking the HomePod
- Magnum Opus to Magazines
- Lucky You, Lucky Marques
- Brett’s iTip: Flashlight on Your Apple Watch
- Jeff’s iTip: On the mend? Use an Apple Watch
Nicole Nguyen and Joanna Stern | The Wall Street Journal: The iPhone Setting Thieves Use to Lock You Out of Your Apple Account
Adam Engst | TidBITS: How a Passcode Thief Can Lock You Out of Your iCloud Account, Possibly Permanently
Jason Cross | Macworld: The FBI public charging station warning is scary, but your iPhone has your back
Jason Cross | Macworld: Apple Card Savings: How to earn interest on your Daily Cash
Shelly Brisbin | Six Colors: The real secrets of iOS and accessibility
Justin Meyers | Gadget Hacks: 7 Hidden iPhone Apps You Didn't Know Existed
Cliff Joseph | Macworld: Best iPad keyboards
Benjamin Mayo | 9to5Mac: HomePod can now notify you when it hears your smoke detector alarm
Harry McCracken | Tehnologizer: The End of Computer Magazines in America
Marques Brownlee | MKBHD: I Spent $40,000 to Unbox a Sealed Original iPhone!
Brett’s iTip: Use the Flashlight on Your Apple Watch - Swipe up to the Control Center and tap the flashlight button. The watch face will light up with a white light - it’s kind of bright, but when you turn the watch face to yourself it will dim a bit. Gives off plenty of light to see around your surroundings. You can swipe to the left for a flashing white light (good for runs or bike rides at night) and swipe again for a red light.
Jeff’s iTip: On the mend? For me, cast on the leg, but could be any illness or COVID quarantine. Use an Apple Watch. It’s always with you so you can text or call someone within your house from your Apple Watch; you can control lights if you have a smart home; manage medications; set alarms; and even use the Mindfulness app to stop and breathe.
Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com
Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com