Re: Clearing notifications from multiple devices at the same time

[Robin Frost]

Hi,
I think the only way to do this would be to disable notifications for 
individual apps on your second device. As far as I am aware the means to do 
that which you wish doesn’t yet exist.
You could go to 
https://www.apple.com/feedback/
and suggest it as a future feature under efficiency or productivity for your 
given device though.
Take good care.
Robin


From: Mary Otten 
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2018 12:11 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com 
Subject: Re: Clearing notifications from multiple devices at the same time

Hi Todd,
I get certain notifications on my active iPhone, and on my old iPhone which is 
now acting like an iPod. For instance, Amazon sends me notifications. And there 
are a couple of other apps that I have set to give me notifications. There are 
certain apps that only give me notifications on one device. And of course I 
expect to have to delete those. But if I get the same notification on both 
devices from a given app, such as Amazon, I would like to be able to blast at 
once and not have to do it again on the other device.
Mary



Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 27, 2018, at 3:09 PM, Todd W  wrote:


  Hi Mary,

  What kind of notification? My messages and calendar notifications seem to all 
clear when I dismiss them from one device.

  Todd

   

  On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 2:50 PM Mary Otten  wrote:

I wonder if there is a setting somewhere that I am missing which would 
enable me to clear a notification from one device, and having done so, not see 
that notification on any other devices. It’s kind of annoying to have to make 
duplicate notification clear out. And since everything syncs in the cloud, I’m 
wondering why this is not possible. So I hope I’m just missing a Settings 
somewhere.


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Re: Instant pot bluetooth and wi-fi.

[lenron brown]

Yes it does.

On 11/27/18, Mary Otten  wrote:
> Yes. The two pods use different apps. And the accessibility in the two apps
> is apparently different, according to folks who have the Wi-Fi app. It is
> not fully accessible.
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>> Hi list. Does the instant pot bluetooth and the wi-fi pot use different
>> apps? Thanks
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Re: Clearing notifications from multiple devices at the same time

[Mary Otten]

Hi Todd,
I get certain notifications on my active iPhone, and on my old iPhone which is 
now acting like an iPod. For instance, Amazon sends me notifications. And there 
are a couple of other apps that I have set to give me notifications. There are 
certain apps that only give me notifications on one device. And of course I 
expect to have to delete those. But if I get the same notification on both 
devices from a given app, such as Amazon, I would like to be able to blast at 
once and not have to do it again on the other device.
Mary


Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 27, 2018, at 3:09 PM, Todd W  wrote:
> 
> Hi Mary,
> 
> What kind of notification? My messages and calendar notifications seem to all 
> clear when I dismiss them from one device.
> 
> Todd
> 
>   
> 
>> On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 2:50 PM Mary Otten  wrote:
>> I wonder if there is a setting somewhere that I am missing which would 
>> enable me to clear a notification from one device, and having done so, not 
>> see that notification on any other devices. It’s kind of annoying to have to 
>> make duplicate notification clear out. And since everything syncs in the 
>> cloud, I’m wondering why this is not possible. So I hope I’m just missing a 
>> Settings somewhere.
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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Re: Instant pot bluetooth and wi-fi.

[Mary Otten]

Yes. The two pods use different apps. And the accessibility in the two apps is 
apparently different, according to folks who have the Wi-Fi app. It is not 
fully accessible.


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> On Nov 27, 2018, at 6:11 PM, Larry Smith  wrote:
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> Hi list. Does the instant pot bluetooth and the wi-fi pot use different apps? 
> Thanks
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Re: podcast app question

[Maria Reyes]

Hi, They will be deleted from your library but they will be in the view 
available episodes section of that podcast. and No I haven't found a way to 
download all episodes. 

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> On Nov 27, 2018, at 3:10 PM, Caitlyn Furness  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> When you listen to podcasts in the podcast app on the i phone, will episodes 
> just delete themselves after you’ve listened to them?
> 
> Also, is there a way to download all the eps of a podcast at once, rather 
> then one by one?
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> Thanks!
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Instant pot bluetooth and wi-fi.

[Larry Smith]

Hi list. Does the instant pot bluetooth and the wi-fi pot use different apps? 
Thanks

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RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Cristóbal Muñoz]

HI Mike,

I’ve got over 300 contacts and Siri is too finicky to rely on to interpret my 
requests in all sorts of scenarios. It’s happened where I wanted to call/text 
mom and next this I know, I’m talking to Ron. Call/text Magdalena (or Nena) and 
I end up having to apologize that I interrupted Elena or whoever. This is why 
to avoid any awkward situations or explanations of how that last text wasn’t 
really meant for X, but rather a relative, I just tell Siri to call/text my 
sister. Call/text my mother, etc. 

I don’t need to be reaching out to any of my subvendors at 8:00 AM on a Sunday 
by accident.

 

Cristóbal

 

From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Mike B.
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 4:21 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
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Hi Cristóbal,

 

Why don't you put your sister's name into the pronunciation dictionary?  I do 
that for my hispanic family members names to make sure they're pronounced 
correctly.

 

You're list of word choices that you've made mistakes with still has me 
laughing my coolo off!  LOL  Fuck you, instead of, thank you, I bet that 
frosted someones huevos!  LOL  LOL  

Take care.  Go Rams!
Sent from my iBarstool.
I type out everything I want to remember. That way instead of spending a lot of 
time trying to remember what it was, I spend the time looking for where I saved 
it!

- Original Message - 

From: Cristóbal Muñoz   

To: viphone@googlegroups.com   

Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:52 PM

Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

 

All this as well as   if English is your second language. 
My wife hates Siri and gave up on using it and dictation but for the most basic 
of text. German's her first language and while she's completely fluent in 
English, she still has an accent. She's self-conscious of it and while I'm 
probably bias, I don't think it's that pronounced. She does have what I might 
consider a general "European" accent, but it's not like I live with the 
governater or Boris and Natasha either. And even if I did, so what. You figure 
dictation would be better at these sort of real world variables by now. 
My German's not good enough to where it would make sense to be swapping texts 
back and forth in German (although, it would probably help me to pick up more 
stuff), so all our techy communication is in English.
Also the hassle if you're dealing with foreign sounding names. I have to say 
"my sister" instead of Magdalena since 9 times out of 10, it'll get messed up. 
Thank God I don't ever have to dictate my name. Lopez, Hernandez, Ramos is fine 
if you gringo-fy the pronunciation, but good luck if you have to refer to 
Horacio Vialpando Monreal for example...
 I've sent mistakes of boobs instead of boots. Fuck you instead of thank you. 
I'm shitting instead of I'm sitting... 
Spell checking can be so tiresome for every little text though. I’m sure I've 
let a bunch of their instead of they're, cite sight and site where/wear go 
through too. Wouldn't be surprised if some people think I'm illiterate by now.
Ah technology...

Cristóbal

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Sieghard Weitzel
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I had a real good chuckle at the dictation mention and how better it is to talk 
than type at times.
Of course this would be true if SIRI wasn't so stupid and make so many mistakes.
I dictate a lot, but I have made it a rule never or at least extremely rarely 
will I send a message without going over it word by word because sometimes 
especially with a bit of background noise just hearing it read back can sound 
like it's OK when it is not.
I find especially often I will say "a" or "him" or "them" and SIRI puts "the" 
instead of "a", "them" instead of "him" and so on.
A couple of weeks ago I send a message to my Mom where I was talking about my 
niece who wants to get a backpack for Christmas. As some of you know I own a 
retail business and sell outdoor and hunting gear and backpacks are definitely 
an item we have lots of. Anyways, I dictated the message but instead of 
"backpack" SIRI wrote "fuck fuck", sorry for the bad word, but I am not kidding 
and I sent the message and didn't catch it because I was doing this as I was 
walking with traffic noise and it honestly sounded correct. My Mom did realize 
what happened so it wasn't the end of the world, but sometimes what SIRI comes 
up with can be potentially extremely embarrassing and at times I really scratch 
my head. Another one is my guide dog's name which is Radar, SIRI never gets 
that right, it either puts "reader" or "raider" 

RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[jhii926]

Does it work on an iPhone 5S? That shouldn’t matter, but yay.
That's the phone I'm currently using.


-Original Message-
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Cristóbal Muñoz
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 8:05 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
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Works for me.


Cristóbal

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jhii...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 4:47 PM
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I tried the holding down the thing when it said more numbers, but I couldn't 
get that one to work.


-Original Message-
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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 7:46 PM
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I wonder how many of these tips work with VO?
Mr. Ed

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Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful commands for any 
app, or area of the system, you're in.
Shake to undo (iPhone only)

If you type some text, delete some text, or even paste some text and later 
regret, you can undo it.
1.  Shake your iPhone.
2.  Tap Undo (or Redo).
Yeah… it's… weird. But it works. What works even better is a dedicated Undo 
key, which only the Plus size — but strangely not the Max size — iPhones have 
and 

RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Cristóbal Muñoz]

Works for me.


Cristóbal

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of 
jhii...@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 4:47 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

I tried the holding down the thing when it said more numbers, but I couldn't 
get that one to work.


-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Mr. Ed
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 7:46 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

I wonder how many of these tips work with VO?
Mr. Ed

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
M. Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 2:30 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful commands for any 
app, or area of the system, you're in.
Shake to undo (iPhone only)

If you type some text, delete some text, or even paste some text and later 
regret, you can undo it.
1.  Shake your iPhone.
2.  Tap Undo (or Redo).
Yeah… it's… weird. But it works. What works even better is a dedicated Undo 
key, which only the Plus size — but strangely not the Max size — iPhones have 
and only in landscape.
It'd be great to see that everywhere.
One handed mode
If you're a walk and typer with your iPhone, coffee in one hand, texting in the 
other, or if you just prefer typing one handed, you can offset the keyboard 
right or left to make it easier.
1.  Tap and hold the Globe button.
2.  Tap the left or right biased 

RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[jhii926]

I tried the holding down the thing when it said more numbers, but I couldn't 
get that one to work.


-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Mr. Ed
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 7:46 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

I wonder how many of these tips work with VO?
Mr. Ed

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
M. Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 2:30 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful commands for any 
app, or area of the system, you're in.
Shake to undo (iPhone only)

If you type some text, delete some text, or even paste some text and later 
regret, you can undo it.
1.  Shake your iPhone.
2.  Tap Undo (or Redo).
Yeah… it's… weird. But it works. What works even better is a dedicated Undo 
key, which only the Plus size — but strangely not the Max size — iPhones have 
and only in landscape.
It'd be great to see that everywhere.
One handed mode
If you're a walk and typer with your iPhone, coffee in one hand, texting in the 
other, or if you just prefer typing one handed, you can offset the keyboard 
right or left to make it easier.
1.  Tap and hold the Globe button.
2.  Tap the left or right biased keyboard button.
Type away, and when and if you want to go back, just hit the big arrow on the 
other side.
Split Keyboard
On smaller iPads, basically 10.5 and under, you can undock and move the 
keyboard, and split it left and right for easier thumb typing.
1.  

RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Mr. Ed]

I wonder how many of these tips work with VO?
Mr. Ed

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
M. Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 2:30 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful commands for any 
app, or area of the system, you're in.
Shake to undo (iPhone only)

If you type some text, delete some text, or even paste some text and later 
regret, you can undo it.
1.  Shake your iPhone.
2.  Tap Undo (or Redo).
Yeah… it's… weird. But it works. What works even better is a dedicated Undo 
key, which only the Plus size — but strangely not the Max size — iPhones have 
and only in landscape.
It'd be great to see that everywhere.
One handed mode
If you're a walk and typer with your iPhone, coffee in one hand, texting in the 
other, or if you just prefer typing one handed, you can offset the keyboard 
right or left to make it easier.
1.  Tap and hold the Globe button.
2.  Tap the left or right biased keyboard button.
Type away, and when and if you want to go back, just hit the big arrow on the 
other side.
Split Keyboard
On smaller iPads, basically 10.5 and under, you can undock and move the 
keyboard, and split it left and right for easier thumb typing.
1.  Touch and hold the keyboard button, bottom right.
2.  Tap Undock to release or Split to separate. 
You can redock and merge at any point by doing the same thing. And, yeah, Apple 
seems to think the new 11-inch and all 12.9 inch iPads are too big for this 
feature, but almost anyone who knows about it and tries it just thinks 

Re: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Mike B.]

Hi Cristóbal,

Why don't you put your sister's name into the pronunciation dictionary?  I 
do that for my hispanic family members names to make sure they're pronounced 
correctly.

You're list of word choices that you've made mistakes with still has me 
laughing my coolo off!  LOL  Fuck you, instead of, thank you, I bet that 
frosted someones huevos!  LOL  LOL
Take care.  Go Rams!
Sent from my iBarstool.
I type out everything I want to remember. That way instead of spending a lot 
of time trying to remember what it was, I spend the time looking for where I 
saved it!
- Original Message - 
From: Cristóbal Muñoz
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:52 PM
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, 
iMore


All this as well as   if English is your second language.
My wife hates Siri and gave up on using it and dictation but for the most 
basic of text. German's her first language and while she's completely fluent 
in English, she still has an accent. She's self-conscious of it and while 
I'm probably bias, I don't think it's that pronounced. She does have what I 
might consider a general "European" accent, but it's not like I live with 
the governater or Boris and Natasha either. And even if I did, so what. You 
figure dictation would be better at these sort of real world variables by 
now.
My German's not good enough to where it would make sense to be swapping 
texts back and forth in German (although, it would probably help me to pick 
up more stuff), so all our techy communication is in English.
Also the hassle if you're dealing with foreign sounding names. I have to say 
"my sister" instead of Magdalena since 9 times out of 10, it'll get messed 
up. Thank God I don't ever have to dictate my name. Lopez, Hernandez, Ramos 
is fine if you gringo-fy the pronunciation, but good luck if you have to 
refer to Horacio Vialpando Monreal for example...
 I've sent mistakes of boobs instead of boots. Fuck you instead of thank 
you. I'm shitting instead of I'm sitting...
Spell checking can be so tiresome for every little text though. I’m sure 
I've let a bunch of their instead of they're, cite sight and site where/wear 
go through too. Wouldn't be surprised if some people think I'm illiterate by 
now.
Ah technology...

Cristóbal

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of 
Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:00 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, 
iMore

I had a real good chuckle at the dictation mention and how better it is to 
talk than type at times.
Of course this would be true if SIRI wasn't so stupid and make so many 
mistakes.
I dictate a lot, but I have made it a rule never or at least extremely 
rarely will I send a message without going over it word by word because 
sometimes especially with a bit of background noise just hearing it read 
back can sound like it's OK when it is not.
I find especially often I will say "a" or "him" or "them" and SIRI puts 
"the" instead of "a", "them" instead of "him" and so on.
A couple of weeks ago I send a message to my Mom where I was talking about 
my niece who wants to get a backpack for Christmas. As some of you know I 
own a retail business and sell outdoor and hunting gear and backpacks are 
definitely an item we have lots of. Anyways, I dictated the message but 
instead of "backpack" SIRI wrote "fuck fuck", sorry for the bad word, but I 
am not kidding and I sent the message and didn't catch it because I was 
doing this as I was walking with traffic noise and it honestly sounded 
correct. My Mom did realize what happened so it wasn't the end of the world, 
but sometimes what SIRI comes up with can be potentially extremely 
embarrassing and at times I really scratch my head. Another one is my guide 
dog's name which is Radar, SIRI never gets that right, it either puts 
"reader" or "raider" or "rider"



-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of M. 
Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:30 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro 
to get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, 
the better. Including typing. Especially typing.
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much 
attention lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're 
using the virtual keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, 
which makes precisely placing the 

RE: Help needed scanning iTunes gift card to my account

[Mr. Ed]

Hi Diane,

Did you know you can scan a gift card into your Amazon account? Read the 
instructions below on how to do this.

Mr. Ed

 

From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Donna
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 5:35 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Help needed scanning iTunes gift card to my account

 

Hi

 

1. Open the app store app. 

2. Tap on Today. 

3. Tap on My Account at the top. 4. Swipe down to Redeem Gift card or Code. 

5. Remove the strip from the back of the gift card. 

6. Swipe to Redeem card using the camera

7. Hold the iPhone about a foot away from the gift card. 

8. Can’t recall if you will be prompted when the code has been processed. 

 

Donna

 

Hi List,

 

I purchased one of those iTunes gift cards from Amazon over the Black Friday 
weekend to get the 20% discount. I know I've seen many posts here in the past 
about scanning an iTunes gift card to one's account but I can't for the life of 
me figure out the steps to do so. Can someone please post specific instructions 
on how to get this iTunes gift card into my account? I see it has one of those 
films that must be removed in order to access the magic code.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Alan Lemly

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RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Cristóbal Muñoz]

All this as well as   if English is your second language. 
My wife hates Siri and gave up on using it and dictation but for the most basic 
of text. German's her first language and while she's completely fluent in 
English, she still has an accent. She's self-conscious of it and while I'm 
probably bias, I don't think it's that pronounced. She does have what I might 
consider a general "European" accent, but it's not like I live with the 
governater or Boris and Natasha either. And even if I did, so what. You figure 
dictation would be better at these sort of real world variables by now. 
My German's not good enough to where it would make sense to be swapping texts 
back and forth in German (although, it would probably help me to pick up more 
stuff), so all our techy communication is in English.
Also the hassle if you're dealing with foreign sounding names. I have to say 
"my sister" instead of Magdalena since 9 times out of 10, it'll get messed up. 
Thank God I don't ever have to dictate my name. Lopez, Hernandez, Ramos is fine 
if you gringo-fy the pronunciation, but good luck if you have to refer to 
Horacio Vialpando Monreal for example...
 I've sent mistakes of boobs instead of boots. Fuck you instead of thank you. 
I'm shitting instead of I'm sitting... 
Spell checking can be so tiresome for every little text though. I’m sure I've 
let a bunch of their instead of they're, cite sight and site where/wear go 
through too. Wouldn't be surprised if some people think I'm illiterate by now.
Ah technology...

Cristóbal

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Sieghard 
Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:00 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

I had a real good chuckle at the dictation mention and how better it is to talk 
than type at times.
Of course this would be true if SIRI wasn't so stupid and make so many mistakes.
I dictate a lot, but I have made it a rule never or at least extremely rarely 
will I send a message without going over it word by word because sometimes 
especially with a bit of background noise just hearing it read back can sound 
like it's OK when it is not.
I find especially often I will say "a" or "him" or "them" and SIRI puts "the" 
instead of "a", "them" instead of "him" and so on.
A couple of weeks ago I send a message to my Mom where I was talking about my 
niece who wants to get a backpack for Christmas. As some of you know I own a 
retail business and sell outdoor and hunting gear and backpacks are definitely 
an item we have lots of. Anyways, I dictated the message but instead of 
"backpack" SIRI wrote "fuck fuck", sorry for the bad word, but I am not kidding 
and I sent the message and didn't catch it because I was doing this as I was 
walking with traffic noise and it honestly sounded correct. My Mom did realize 
what happened so it wasn't the end of the world, but sometimes what SIRI comes 
up with can be potentially extremely embarrassing and at times I really scratch 
my head. Another one is my guide dog's name which is Radar, SIRI never gets 
that right, it either puts "reader" or "raider" or "rider"



-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of M. Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 3:30 PM
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Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're 

Re: Clearing notifications from multiple devices at the same time

[Todd W]

Hi Mary,

What kind of notification? My messages and calendar notifications seem to
all clear when I dismiss them from one device.

Todd



On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 2:50 PM Mary Otten  wrote:

> I wonder if there is a setting somewhere that I am missing which would
> enable me to clear a notification from one device, and having done so, not
> see that notification on any other devices. It’s kind of annoying to have
> to make duplicate notification clear out. And since everything syncs in the
> cloud, I’m wondering why this is not possible. So I hope I’m just missing a
> Settings somewhere.
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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RE: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[Sieghard Weitzel]

I had a real good chuckle at the dictation mention and how better it is to talk 
than type at times.
Of course this would be true if SIRI wasn't so stupid and make so many mistakes.
I dictate a lot, but I have made it a rule never or at least extremely rarely 
will I send a message without going over it word by word because sometimes 
especially with a bit of background noise just hearing it read back can sound 
like it's OK when it is not.
I find especially often I will say "a" or "him" or "them" and SIRI puts "the" 
instead of "a", "them" instead of "him" and so on.
A couple of weeks ago I send a message to my Mom where I was talking about my 
niece who wants to get a backpack for Christmas. As some of you know I own a 
retail business and sell outdoor and hunting gear and backpacks are definitely 
an item we have lots of. Anyways, I dictated the message but instead of 
"backpack" SIRI wrote "fuck fuck", sorry for the bad word, but I am not kidding 
and I sent the message and didn't catch it because I was doing this as I was 
walking with traffic noise and it honestly sounded correct. My Mom did realize 
what happened so it wasn't the end of the world, but sometimes what SIRI comes 
up with can be potentially extremely embarrassing and at times I really scratch 
my head. Another one is my guide dog's name which is Radar, SIRI never gets 
that right, it either puts "reader" or "raider" or "rider"



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Subject: Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful 

Changing the Siri voice on my stereo pairedHomePods

[Mary Otten]

Sent from my iPhone I got the HomePod from Best Buy, and I have to say I am 
very impressed with the sound of a pair of them for $500. They are very close 
to the sound of speakers I have that I paid a lot more for several years ago, 
which is what I was hoping. I first set up one HomePod, and I did see that 
there was the availability for changing the Siri voice, as well as the voice 
over speed. Now that I have a pair, I don’t see that anymore. You’re supposed 
to do 3D Touch or long press on the HomePod in your Home app. Then you’re 
supposed to go down to the bottom and see details. And when you’re in there, 
you’re supposed to see the ability to change the Siri voice. The problem is 
that now but it’s a pear, I don’t get any ability to long press and hold and 
get any sort of screen with details. I wonder if you can only change the Siri 
voice when the pods are not paired. That seems strange.
Mary

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Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!, iMore

[M. Taylor]

Secret iPhone & iPad Typing Tips: Trackpad Mode and more!
By Rene Ritchie, 24 Nov 2018
Tap. Shake. Press. Whether you're using an iPhone on the go or an iPad Pro to 
get your very real work… or play… done, the more efficient you can be, the 
better. Including typing. Especially typing. 
Following the launch of the latest iPad Pro, even basic typing tricks like 
trackpad mode and cursor movement spread through social with viral shock and 
delight. Years old, many people still simply didn't know.
Well, let's fix that now.
I usually try to do these things in order, but this one got so much attention 
lately I'm going to front load so you get it first. If you're using the virtual 
keyboard you can quickly switch it to a virtual trackpad, which makes precisely 
placing the cursor for precision edits much, much easier.
1.  Touch and hold the Space Bar. 
2.  Swipe your finger over the trackpad to move the cursor.
On a 3D Touch iPhone, you can also press firmly to switch to trackpad mode, and 
press again to switch between moving the cursor and text selection.
On an iPad, you can just use two fingers directly on the text to move the 
cursor, and double tap to switch to text selection.
It's so good it kinda makes you wish external keyboards had a way to support 
it. And on more than just 

There are a lot of settings you can toggle for the keyboard, including 
auto-caps, auto-corrections, spell-check, caps lock, predictions, and more.
1.  Launch Settings.
2.  Tap on General.
3.  Tap on Keyboard.
4.  Toggle until you're happy.
For most people, most of the time, the defaults are not only fine. But, if 
they're not for you, at least not right now, fix them up just the way you like 
them before we go on.
Speed caps (and numbers and symbols)

If you only want to enter one number or symbol, don't tap Number or Symbol 
button — there's a faster way!
1.  Touch the number or symbol button and keep your finger on it.
2.  Slide your finger up to the number or symbol you want to enter.
3.  Let go!
Once you're done, the keyboard will instantly switch back to text more. The 
same works for shift when you want to enter uppercase letters!
CAPS LOCK

When you want to SHOUT AT SOMEONE WHO IS WRONG ON THE INTERNET you don't need 
to hit the Shift button for each letter.
1.  Tap the shift quick twice in a row.
2.  Type your TEXT.
3.  Tap shift again to go back to lower case. 
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Special characters

Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy.
1.  Touch and hold down on the letter to get a popup with alternate 
characters.
2.  Slide over to the alternate character you want enter.
3.  Let go.
On 3D Touch iPhones, you even get this really cool Taptic feedback for each 
character… which kinda feels like it should be an option, like keyboard sound, 
for every key by now.
Keyboard shortcuts
If you have an external keyboard connected to your iPad, you get all sorts of 
useful keyboard shortcuts along with it.
That includes classics like command C command C to copy and Command V to paste, 
even command Tab to switch between recent apps, and command space for 
Spotlight. But you also get some special ones, like command H to return to the 
Home screen.
Just hold down the command key to bring up a list of useful commands for any 
app, or area of the system, you're in.
Shake to undo (iPhone only)

If you type some text, delete some text, or even paste some text and later 
regret, you can undo it.
1.  Shake your iPhone.
2.  Tap Undo (or Redo).
Yeah… it's… weird. But it works. What works even better is a dedicated Undo 
key, which only the Plus size — but strangely not the Max size — iPhones have 
and only in landscape.
It'd be great to see that everywhere.
One handed mode
If you're a walk and typer with your iPhone, coffee in one hand, texting in the 
other, or if you just prefer typing one handed, you can offset the keyboard 
right or left to make it easier.
1.  Tap and hold the Globe button.
2.  Tap the left or right biased keyboard button.
Type away, and when and if you want to go back, just hit the big arrow on the 
other side.
Split Keyboard
On smaller iPads, basically 10.5 and under, you can undock and move the 
keyboard, and split it left and right for easier thumb typing.
1.  Touch and hold the keyboard button, bottom right.
2.  Tap Undock to release or Split to separate. 
You can redock and merge at any point by doing the same thing. And, yeah, Apple 
seems to think the new 11-inch and all 12.9 inch iPads are too big for this 
feature, but almost anyone who knows about it and tries it just thinks it's 
broken and that might not be the better solution.
Dictation

As improved as the iPhone and iPad keyboards are, sometimes it's still easier 
to talk than type. Dictation has gotten better over the years, including 
streaming transcriptions, and offline speech-to-text. Just…
1.  Tap the mic button
2.  

How to quickly connect AirPods to Apple TV, Cult of Mac

[M. Taylor]

How to use AirPods with Apple TV
By Charlie Sorrel, 1:00 pm, November 26, 2018

You kids don't know how good you have it. 
Are you a late-night movie watcher with sensitive neighbors? Do you hate
watching your Apple TV with the volume set too low? Then you might love
today's tip. Did you know that you can use your AirPods with your Apple TV?
Sure you did. But did you also know that you don't need to dig around in
your Apple TV's menus to hook them up? There's a Siri Remote shortcut that
makes switching ultra-convenient.
How to quick switch audio outputs on Apple TV
 Press and hold, and you're in.
Here's the tip, by way of Wolfboyz on Reddit: Apple TV has a shortcut to
switch audio output devices. Just press and hold the Play/Pause button on
the Apple TV remote when viewing the Home Screen, and you'll see a panel
listing all available AirPlay speakers. Even though AirPods use Bluetooth
and not Wi-Fi, they still show up here thanks to the magic of Apple's
integration.
Use Siri
Another way to quickly switch audio outputs is to use Siri. Invoke Siri and
say "Audio settings." This will open up the Audio Output screen, and you can
use the remote to quickly pick your output. This version only appears to
open up your most-recently-used audio settings panel, so you may find
yourself deep in the Settings app, instead of on the Audio Output panel. But
if you recently switched speaker/headphone outputs, then this is almost as
quick.
AirPods and HomePod
These tricks work thanks to the fact that AirPods are tied to your Apple ID,
so if you're signed in on an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, they're already
paired.
And if you're using a HomePod, you can use this same trick to pop up the
audio output settings, and choose the HomePod instead, just like you can
from an iPhone or iPad.
It's a shame that Apple doesn't make these great tricks and shortcuts more
obvious. Then again, I guess it's my job to dig them up and pass them on.

Original Article at:
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[M. Taylor]

How to use AirPods with Apple TV
By Charlie Sorrel, 1:00 pm, November 26, 2018

You kids don't know how good you have it. 
Are you a late-night movie watcher with sensitive neighbors? Do you hate
watching your Apple TV with the volume set too low? Then you might love
today's tip. Did you know that you can use your AirPods with your Apple TV?
Sure you did. But did you also know that you don't need to dig around in
your Apple TV's menus to hook them up? There's a Siri Remote shortcut that
makes switching ultra-convenient.
How to quick switch audio outputs on Apple TV
 Press and hold, and you're in.
Here's the tip, by way of Wolfboyz on Reddit: Apple TV has a shortcut to
switch audio output devices. Just press and hold the Play/Pause button on
the Apple TV remote when viewing the Home Screen, and you'll see a panel
listing all available AirPlay speakers. Even though AirPods use Bluetooth
and not Wi-Fi, they still show up here thanks to the magic of Apple's
integration.
Use Siri
Another way to quickly switch audio outputs is to use Siri. Invoke Siri and
say "Audio settings." This will open up the Audio Output screen, and you can
use the remote to quickly pick your output. This version only appears to
open up your most-recently-used audio settings panel, so you may find
yourself deep in the Settings app, instead of on the Audio Output panel. But
if you recently switched speaker/headphone outputs, then this is almost as
quick.
AirPods and HomePod
These tricks work thanks to the fact that AirPods are tied to your Apple ID,
so if you're signed in on an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, they're already
paired.
And if you're using a HomePod, you can use this same trick to pop up the
audio output settings, and choose the HomePod instead, just like you can
from an iPhone or iPad.
It's a shame that Apple doesn't make these great tricks and shortcuts more
obvious. Then again, I guess it's my job to dig them up and pass them on.

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podcast app question

[Caitlyn Furness]

Hi,
When you listen to podcasts in the podcast app on the i phone, will episodes 
just delete themselves after you’ve listened to them?

Also, is there a way to download all the eps of a podcast at once, rather then 
one by one?

Thanks!
Caitlyn

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Clearing notifications from multiple devices at the same time

[Mary Otten]

I wonder if there is a setting somewhere that I am missing which would enable 
me to clear a notification from one device, and having done so, not see that 
notification on any other devices. It’s kind of annoying to have to make 
duplicate notification clear out. And since everything syncs in the cloud, I’m 
wondering why this is not possible. So I hope I’m just missing a Settings 
somewhere.


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RE: Auto brightness problem

[M. Taylor]

Hello,

This issue is definitely a software glitch.

In my case, all last week, each time I restarted my 8 Plus, regardless of the 
brightness level, the screen would reset to zero.  

For whatever reason, this week, at least, it reboots with the same brightness 
level, 50% at which it was at the time of shutdown.  

Mark

From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Michael Feir
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 4:54 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Auto brightness problem

Hi Cathy. Every time I restart my iPHONE7, my brightness is set to 100%. I 
always have to set the brightness to 0% and can't find a way to prevent it 
changing when I reboot. I think this might be an intentional change to make 
certain that sighted people can always see their devices when they restart 
them. I could easily be wrong about this though. 

On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 7:45 AM Kathy Brandt  wrote:
On my 5S: I have it off in display accommodations, yet when I turned the phone 
on, it automatically goes to 71%! It will stay at zero when I turn it down 
either in settings or the control center, but the next time I boot the phone it 
goes back up to 71%; how can I make it stay at 0 if that’s what I want?

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RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About Airplay

[Sieghard Weitzel]

Yes, Sonos One and Play 5 for now, actually, I think also on the new Beam 
SoundBar and possible on the PlayBase as well. The new Sonos Amp also has it. 
It is available through installers now and will be available for normal 
purchase in February.


-Original Message-
From: 'Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D.' via VIPhone  
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 2:28 PM
To: 'viphone@googlegroups.com' 
Subject: RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question 
About Airplay

Is AirPlay on Sonos only on Play 1 and Play 5? This has been my understanding. 
I have 4 Play 3's, and not really a place I'd want a Play1. I could use a 
standalone Play 3 in a little used room, though, where I would put one of my 
current Play 3's.

Thanks, Keith

-Original Message-
From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 1:17 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - 
Question About Airplay

Hi Chuck,

I think you have to group them. The Sonos One will receive the stream from your 
iPhone via Airplay and of course anything you group with it will also play it, 
but if you take the Sonos One out of the group I don't see how the Play 1 can 
receive the stream. I have two stereo sets of Sonos 1 speakers and our Apple TV 
fourth generation, if I go to Airplay in Audible I see only Bathroom, Kitchen 
and Apple TV and bathroom and kitchen are where my Sonos One speakers are.
However, if it is Audible you want to play you could play it on any Sonos 
device via the Connect to a device button which is somewhere in the middle of 
the screen, in terms of swiping it is one swipe to the right from the book 
title image and one swipe to the left of the Jump back button.
You may need to have Audible set up in your Sonos app as a source and you can 
of course also access any of your books directly via the Sonos app and bypass 
the Audible app completely.

Regards,
Sieghard


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From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Chuck 
Carlson
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 2:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About 
Airplay

I have read that I can use Airplay on my Play:1 speaker as long as I also have 
a Sonos 1. Is this true only when I group the Play:1 and the Sonos 1 
together...and does this mean that both speakers must be playing the same 
AirPlay content? Stated another way, can I use AirPlay on just the Play:1 
speaker as long as I have a Sonos 1 set up in my network even though the SOnos 
1 would not be streaming AirPlay content.

I hope this makes sense. 

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RE: Laundry app accessibility

[Sieghard Weitzel]

Hi Bill,

I gave up on this about a year and a half ago although I am not saying things 
haven't changed by now. I was also hoping we would see a lot more of these 
washers and dryers who can be controlled with an app, you can do it with 
thermostats, the Instant Pot, Lights and so many other devices that one would 
think the technology is there and it would just be a matter for a company to 
decide if they want to use a direct WiFi connection or the zWave standard. But 
as I said, when I was ready to buy I found nothing I liked and I bought a Miele 
washer and dryer which don't have an app, but I can operate them since they 
have actual buttons and while some of these buttons display options on an LCD 
screen I can either write down the order or use my iPhone and an app like 
Seeing AI to read the screen. The nice thing is that if the machine I bought it 
switched off it always starts at the same option, e.g. there is a button for 
Master CAre which is a program and then you press another button to cycle 
through about 6 or 8 options like Towels, Outer Wear, Denim and Jeans etc. When 
you first turn the machine on and press Mastercare it always starts at Towels 
so if Denim and Jeans is the third option I know I have to press the button 
twice to get there.
I know this may not be a good solution for everybody and this was a very 
expensive washer and dryer set when compared to many of the usual brands here 
like Samsung, LG, Maytag etc., but I have very specific expectations and would 
never ever buy a Samsung washer/dryer and probably not most other Asian brands, 
either. I find the German designs and in the case of this Miele set, 
German-made appliances better in terms of built quality and washing quality. I 
am pretty sure there are very good others out there and probably even some of 
the Korean or Chinese ones, but that is just me, I bought a high-end Bosch 
dishwasher and expect this Miele washer and dryer set will be with me for at 
least 20 or 25 years. Our next big purchase is a range and here I am looking at 
one with an induction cooktop and a good oven, unfortunately our house isn't 
big enough to have a separate cooktop and wall oven, but Bosch also has some 
very nice ones and while I'd love to buy a Miele here also those are beyond my 
price range since you are easily looking at $10,000 Canadian for one of those, 
the ones from Bosch are around $4,000 Canadian.
I'd love to hear if others actually have purchased a connected washer and dryer 
and, if you decide on one, please share your experience.

Take care,
Sieghard


-Original Message-
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Holton
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 11:56 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Laundry app accessibility

Hi.
Getting ready to buy a new washer/drier, and since I only get one shot at 
getting it right I am wondering if anyone here has experience with operating 
any of the newer models with an iPhone app?  Thanks.
Bill


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RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About Airplay

['Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D.' via VIPhone]

Is AirPlay on Sonos only on Play 1 and Play 5? This has been my understanding. 
I have 4 Play 3's, and not really a place I'd want a Play1. I could use a 
standalone Play 3 in a little used room, though, where I would put one of my 
current Play 3's.

Thanks, Keith

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Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 1:17 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - 
Question About Airplay

Hi Chuck,

I think you have to group them. The Sonos One will receive the stream from your 
iPhone via Airplay and of course anything you group with it will also play it, 
but if you take the Sonos One out of the group I don't see how the Play 1 can 
receive the stream. I have two stereo sets of Sonos 1 speakers and our Apple TV 
fourth generation, if I go to Airplay in Audible I see only Bathroom, Kitchen 
and Apple TV and bathroom and kitchen are where my Sonos One speakers are.
However, if it is Audible you want to play you could play it on any Sonos 
device via the Connect to a device button which is somewhere in the middle of 
the screen, in terms of swiping it is one swipe to the right from the book 
title image and one swipe to the left of the Jump back button.
You may need to have Audible set up in your Sonos app as a source and you can 
of course also access any of your books directly via the Sonos app and bypass 
the Audible app completely.

Regards,
Sieghard


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Carlson
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To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About 
Airplay

I have read that I can use Airplay on my Play:1 speaker as long as I also have 
a Sonos 1. Is this true only when I group the Play:1 and the Sonos 1 
together...and does this mean that both speakers must be playing the same 
AirPlay content? Stated another way, can I use AirPlay on just the Play:1 
speaker as long as I have a Sonos 1 set up in my network even though the SOnos 
1 would not be streaming AirPlay content.

I hope this makes sense. 

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RE: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About Airplay

[Sieghard Weitzel]

Hi Chuck,

I think you have to group them. The Sonos One will receive the stream from your 
iPhone via Airplay and of course anything you group with it will also play it, 
but if you take the Sonos One out of the group I don't see how the Play 1 can 
receive the stream. I have two stereo sets of Sonos 1 speakers and our Apple TV 
fourth generation, if I go to Airplay in Audible I see only Bathroom, Kitchen 
and Apple TV and bathroom and kitchen are where my Sonos One speakers are.
However, if it is Audible you want to play you could play it on any Sonos 
device via the Connect to a device button which is somewhere in the middle of 
the screen, in terms of swiping it is one swipe to the right from the book 
title image and one swipe to the left of the Jump back button.
You may need to have Audible set up in your Sonos app as a source and you can 
of course also access any of your books directly via the Sonos app and bypass 
the Audible app completely.

Regards,
Sieghard


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Carlson
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 2:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Does Anyone own both a Sonos One and a Play:1 Speaker - Question About 
Airplay

I have read that I can use Airplay on my Play:1 speaker as long as I also have 
a Sonos 1. Is this true only when I group the Play:1 and the Sonos 1 
together...and does this mean that both speakers must be playing the same 
AirPlay content? Stated another way, can I use AirPlay on just the Play:1 
speaker as long as I have a Sonos 1 set up in my network even though the SOnos 
1 would not be streaming AirPlay content.

I hope this makes sense. 

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RE: Operating a HomePod with more than one device

[Sieghard Weitzel]

Hi Mary,

I don't have a HomePod, but it does have Airplay 2 so you should be able to 
Airplay to it from any device, anything else certainly wouldn't make sense to 
me.


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Otten
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 4:38 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com; macvisionar...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Operating a HomePod with more than one device

Hi all,
I was just listening to David would bridges podcast where he set up his 
HomePod. And of course he was in the home app. I have an iPhone 7 Plus which is 
no longer acting as a phone, since it doesn’t have a Sim card in it, although 
it will do Wi-Fi calling as long as it’s on the Wi-Fi network where my real 
iPhone is. I got the impression as David did his set up that you might only be 
able to control the HomePod from a given device. So I’m just wondering if I 
have to be careful which device I set my homePod up with. That is, if I were to 
use my iPhone xr to set up the phone, can I then use my iPhone 7 Plus to do 
airplay, say of an audiobook from audible or whatever. Or can I only airplane 
from the device on which the set up was initially done? I hope that makes sense.
Mary


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Re: question about native music app

[Anna Dresner]

Hello Robin,

The easiest thing would be to make a playlist with the tracks you want.

Best,
Anna




> On Nov 26, 2018, at 9:40 PM, R Van Lant  wrote:
> 
> I’m running IOS 12 on an iphone 6S.  I just bought an album in iTuens and 
> have listened to it in the native music app.  This CD alternates music with 
> short vignettes where the band speaks for a minute about a topic.  I want to 
> just play the music and skip the vignettes.  Is there a way to do this within 
> the album?  For now, the idea I had is to create a new playlist and just add 
> the music tracks to that list, but I’m not sure if this was really necessary. 
>   If you want to skip tracks you don’t like on an album, can you delete them? 
>  
> Robin
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RE: Google calendar for iOS

[Cristóbal Muñoz]

I manage five different calendars and for convenience, I use the native app, 
Google Calendars and Fantastical 2. It is nice to have multiple accessible 
options. 
I deal with upwards of 200 different calendar entries in any given month. Be it 
for business or personal, etc. I find it easier to have them seperated by app 
instead of havign them all in one and enabling/disabling or by flag or color to 
sort through.

Cristóbal

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Turner
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 5:52 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Google calendar for iOS

I use Fantastical 2, $4.99, whose interface is vastly superior to the native 
iOS calendar in my opinion.

It draws its calendar data from the native calendar, but presents it in a much 
better format and gives more features than the native calendar.  The developer 
makes sure it is VoiceOver accessible.

Though, I will say the custom reoccurrence  settings in the native calendar app 
have gotten better than a few versions of iOS ago.  I still prefer Fantastical.

Richard



“Definition of an expert: An ex is a has-been and a spirt is a drip under 
pressure.” – Bruce U. Utah Phillips

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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 5:42 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Google calendar for iOS

I feel its interface is better than Apple Calendar. I would use it exclusively 
if I were confortable using it on the Mac also, either via the web interface, 
or otherwise.

Antonio






> On Nov 26, 2018, at 4:56 PM, Maria Reyes  wrote:
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> Hi all, 
> Has anyone tried google Calendar for iOS? is it accessible? 
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RE: Changing an old Apple id.

[Sieghard Weitzel]

Not sure what to say, the link is there and I even sent another email to Janet 
where I gave a direct link to the Forgot my Apple Id or Password screen. Here 
is what I get (this is taken from Jaws history):

heading level 1 Manage your Apple account
Apple ID
Edit
Required
Remember me check box checked
Continue button
visited Link Opens in a new window.Forgot Apple ID or password?

Regards,
Sieghard

From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Russ 
Kiehne
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 9:03 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Changing an old Apple id.

My brother who is also blind forgot his Apple id password.  I went to the 
link you provided and I found no link for forgot passward.

From: Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2018 11:51 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Changing an old Apple id.

Do you have access to a computer and have you tried to go to 
http://AppleID.apple.com and log in there?
See if you can login with your new Apple Id and password.
As for the old one, what email did you use and to you still have access to that 
email?
If so you should be able to go to Forgot Password and get a password reset link 
emailed to the old email address.
I assume you now use janet.harv...@outlook.com as your Apple Id? What email did 
you use before?

From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of janet 
gross
Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2018 10:21 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Changing an old Apple id.

HI Donna,
I’ve tried several times to enter my password, but the phone is not accepting 
it, that is my problem.  I don’t have any other restrictions  either.  This is 
not just to update an app, this is to update my Apple id settings, in which I 
can’t do, so as a result, I will not have access to certain account settings 
until I can get this issue rectified.  I have never selected any secret 
questions either.  I’m just thinking when I changed my password a few years 
ago, I probably should have updated certain Apple settings, but I didn’t know 
at the time I needed to do that.
Janet



From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Donna
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2018 7:39 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Changing an old Apple id.

Janet,

Try entering the password that you use to unlock your iPhone. When installing 
IOS updates the iPhone will restart once the update is complete. If you have a 
passcode set for restrictions it may be requesting that passcode be entered. My 
guess is it wants your unlock password though. If you have forgotten the 
password to your first iTunes username; when logged out of all iTunes accounts, 
enter the old iTunes user email & swipe to I Forgot. You should have had to 
setup secret questions when originally setting up the old iTunes account. You 
will be given 2 of the questions, just type in their answer. If the questions 
are   answered correctly, you will be prompted to enter a new password & 
confirm the new password.

Donna

Hi,
Ok, I signed out, and I signed back in, and that was successful.  I’m still 
getting the exact same message though.  Telling me I need to update my Apple 
settings, in which I still get the same message saying wrong password, and then 
I get a message saying to enter my Apple id, or I will not be able to use some 
services until I update my Apple id settings.  I get only one edit field, and 
even though, I tried entering my Apple id as well as my password, it still says 
wrong password.  Any other suggestions? I don’t want to merge my old and new 
Apple ID though,

Thank you all.
Janet


From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Hope Paulos
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2018 6:57 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Changing an old Apple id.

Signed out of both iTunes and iCloud on your iPhone. Then try to sign back in 
again. Another option is to clear you’re  cache. The last suggestion would be 
to call Apple accessibility. Unfortunately, there is no way to merge you’re old 
and new Apple ID. Concerning iTunes, you should just be able to sign out on the 
PC. If not, ensure your library is backed up, uninstall then reinstall iTunes.
Hope Paulos

On Nov 24, 2018, at 6:36 AM, l.d.ethie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
If you have access to your old e-mail, you can change your pass word when you 
connect to Apple website.
If you don't have access this e-mail, I have no idea.

Go to :
https://appleid.apple.com/#!=signin
Lyne

Le 23 nov. 2018 à 15:56, janet gross  a écrit :
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to remove an old email Apple id from an iPhone 6.  The reason I want 
to remove it is because on my old phone 6, I keep getting a message to update 
my Apple id settings, but when I enter my current password in order to update, 
I get a message saying wrong password, because it is asking me to update to an 
old Apple id, and I have no idea what that password was because I haven't used 
that password in over 3 years.  I 

Laundry app accessibility

[Bill Holton]

Hi.
Getting ready to buy a new washer/drier, and since I only get one shot at 
getting it right I am wondering if anyone here has experience with operating 
any of the newer models with an iPhone app?  Thanks.
Bill


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Re: message sent failure not resolved

[Vicki W.]

I get this message each time I update the operating system, however, it says 
not sent, but it really does send it.

Make sure you go into settings, messages and have both SMS and MMS turned on as 
well as IMessage.

I use T-Mobile and I don't think this makes any difference.

Vicki

  - Original Message - 
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  Sent: Monday, November 26, 2018 10:18 AM
  Subject: message sent failure not resolved


  Hi all. Just wondering if anyone is still having issues with the “message 
sent failure” bug when using siri to send a text message.  It generally occurs 
when I’m texting someone who has an Android Phone. I have an IPhone 7 running 
the latest IOS version.   I’ve called Apple Care and done a re-set network 
settings.  The problem still exists.  Any thoughts.  I can live with it, but 
I’d rather find a solution.

  God bless!

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RE: Google calendar for iOS

[Richard Turner]

I use Fantastical 2, $4.99, whose interface is vastly superior to the native 
iOS calendar in my opinion.

It draws its calendar data from the native calendar, but presents it in a much 
better format and gives more features than the native calendar.  The developer 
makes sure it is VoiceOver accessible.

Though, I will say the custom reoccurrence  settings in the native calendar app 
have gotten better than a few versions of iOS ago.  I still prefer Fantastical.

Richard



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From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Antonio 
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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 5:42 AM
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Subject: Re: Google calendar for iOS

I feel its interface is better than Apple Calendar. I would use it exclusively 
if I were confortable using it on the Mac also, either via the web interface, 
or otherwise.

Antonio






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Re: Google calendar for iOS

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I feel its interface is better than Apple Calendar. I would use it exclusively 
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Antonio






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Re: Auto brightness problem

[Michael Feir]

Hi Cathy. Every time I restart my iPHONE7, my brightness is set to 100%. I
always have to set the brightness to 0% and can't find a way to prevent it
changing when I reboot. I think this might be an intentional change to make
certain that sighted people can always see their devices when they restart
them. I could easily be wrong about this though.

On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 7:45 AM Kathy Brandt  wrote:

> On my 5S: I have it off in display accommodations, yet when I turned the
> phone on, it automatically goes to 71%! It will stay at zero when I turn it
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Auto brightness problem

[Kathy Brandt]

On my 5S: I have it off in display accommodations, yet when I turned the phone 
on, it automatically goes to 71%! It will stay at zero when I turn it down 
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