How to set an alarm on iOS 15 without scrolling the wheel
Apple's default method for setting an alarm on an iPhone is a wheel instead of a numeric keypad, but you can temporarily change that.
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William Gallagher
How to use Conversation Boost with AirPods Pro
Don't wait on the feds to make hearing aids available over the counter. Apple's latest hearing assistive technology is available on AirPods Pro, and it's easy to use — but oddly fiddly to set up.
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How to use Reduce Loud Sounds in iOS 15 to help protect your hearing
Your hearing is an important sense that needs to be preserved, but the high use of earphones combined with loud volumes could cause you harm. Here's how to enable Apple's Reduce Loud Sounds feature in iOS 15.
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Malcolm Owen
How to see if your Apple Watch is backed up
You need an iCloud backup of your Apple Watch data when you move to a new iPhone, and the process is usually simple — but there's a catch. Here's how to know for sure you've got a backup.
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How to cancel an App Store subscription on iOS 15 or iPadOS 15
If you're suffering from subscription fatigue, it's easy to cancel your unwanted app subscriptions right from your iPhone or your iPad.
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Amber Neely
How to use Notify When Left Behind with your AirTag
If you frequently forget to pick up your keys or bag before going somewhere, here's how to use AirTag to remind you, so you'll never leave your valuables alone again.
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How to switch Apple Watch apps to List View in watchOS 8
By default, Apple Watch uses a "honeycomb" view to browse installed apps, identified only by their icons. However, there is a more straightforward List View option. Here's how to turn it on.
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How to block phone numbers in iOS 15
While unwanted phone calls are a part of everyday life, your iPhone offers a few different options for silencing particularly persistent callers. Here's how you can block or silence unwanted calls on iOS 15.
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How to manage notifications in macOS Monterey
You've still got all the tools to manage Mac notifications in macOS Monterey, but the introduction of Focus Mode means they've been rearranged - and improved.
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Brian Patterson
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