In the News 20: The iOS Quinceañera and Jeff’s iPhone 13 … Case
Watch the video! https://youtu.be/J2exUiZSCpY
In the News blog post for September 24, 2021:
https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2021/09/in-the-news595.html
- Oh Yes for the New OS!
- The Case for an iPhone 13
- Mini, Miny, Moe
- BONUS #1: Do You C the Need for USB?
- BONUS #2: Claim Your LIT SUITE Discount Before It’s Gone!
- Brett’s iOS 15 Tip: The Safari Tab Bar is GREAT!
- Jeff’s iPadOS 15 Tip: Make your home screen Widgets ONLY!
Dan Moren on SixColors.com: iOS 15 does a lot with a little
Federico Viticci’s Tome: iOS and iPadOS 15 - The MacStories Review
Parker Ortolani: Here are the best new Safari extensions to download for iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
Jeff’s Post: iPhone 13 - the early reviews are in
Jason Snell on SixColors.com: The iPhone 13: An upgrader’s guide
Austin Mann: iPhone 13 Pro Camera Review: Tanzania
Federico Viticci: iPad mini Review: Small Wonder
John Gruber: European Commission Unveils Long-Awaited Stupid Proposal To Mandate USB-C on all Cell Phones and Devices
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Jeff’s Review: LIT SUITE -- powerful iPad litigation apps
Apps in Law Interview with Tara Cheever from LIT SOFTWARE
Brett’s iOS 15 Tip: The Safari Tab Bar is GREAT! Here are my tips for using the new Tab Bar:
- Swipe left and right to quickly switch between tabs
- Swipe up on the Tab Bar to see thumbnails of all open tabs
- Tap-and-Hold on the Tab Bar to quickly copy the URL or add the tab to a Tab Group
- Tap-and-Drag on the Tab Bar to “float” the URL with your thumb (right hand) and then use your other hand to swipe up and open Notes or Microsoft Word and drop the URL there
https://9to5mac.com/2021/08/23/how-safari-in-ios-15-works/
Jeff’s iPadOS 15 Tip: Make your home screen Widgets ONLY! If you only use Widgets on your iPad’s home screen it becomes more like a dashboard - you don’t even need Apps on your home screen anymore!
- Dock supports two extra icons (on iPad Pro 12.9” now 17 + 3)
- Last icon is App Library
- New XL widget = two large, ⅔ width of screen
Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com
Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com