How to tag pets in Photos in iOS 17
You can already tag people and places in the Photos app, but now, you can do the same with your cats and dogs. Here is how to tag them in iOS 17.
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iOS
Nathaniel Pangaro
Notifications in iOS 17 are too quiet, and there's nothing you can do about it
Apple's new notification sound is too quiet in iOS 17 and other than some settings in specific apps, there's no way to fix it.
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Malcolm Owen
An iPhone running iOS 17 can be used to recover a bricked Apple TV
Years after it took the USB port away, Apple has given users the ability to restore a malfunctioning Apple TV with an iPhone running iOS 17.
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Amber Neely
Apple revamps iOS 17 App Store with more personalized recommendations
Alongside the release of iOS 17, Apple has begun introducing a revised App Store with curated recommendations, and later a 'Behind the App' series.
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William Gallagher
iOS 17 now available with StandBy, NameDrop, and interactive widgets
Apple has released iOS 17 to the public with more customization options, social features like NameDrop, and intelligence upgrades like a transformer language model for autocorrect.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple warns Russian journalists of Pegasus iPhone infections
Apple has started to warn Russian journalists that they are the targets of attacks using Pegasus, spyware used by governments to hack and monitor iPhones.
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Apple's new iCloud+ tiers are too much for consumers, too little for professionals
Users will finally be able to get more iCloud+ storage space, but the cost is too high for anyone but professionals like filmmakers — who have better options.
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Blackmagic Camera on iOS App Store unlocks enhanced filmmaking controls
Blackmagic Design has released an app that improves iPhone filmmaking by offering advanced digital film camera controls and a user-friendly interface for simpler content creation.
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Butt-dial of iPhone Emergency SOS via satellite still summons helicopter rescue
While enjoying a trip through Dinosaur National Monument, one hiker found himself the subject of a helicopter search-and-rescue mission after falsely activating his iPhone's Emergency SOS via satellite feature.
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Andrew Orr
Andrew O'Hara
Michael Stroup
