Apple Camera

Over the next few days, you’re sure to want to snap some photographs of family and friends together, but when it comes to getting the perfect shot, Christmas Day can provide some obstacles.

Next year is set to be a bumper year for Apple fans, with the company planning a huge range of new and updated products in 2024. With rumors pointing to significant changes across the board, it could be a great time to upgrade.

The iPhone 16 may see changes to its physical buttons, as Apple is reportedly adding a “capture” button for recording video and photos. This new button, expected to be released alongside Apple’s first headset-shaped computer and a new spatial video format, could position the iPhone 16 as the Vision Pro’s biggest companion and influence future Apple products.

Spatial Video For iPhone 15 Pro users, the holiday season presents an ideal opportunity to experiment with Spatial Video capture feature. Available on the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ and ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ Max running iOS 17.

Apple’s Shortcuts app is a powerful tool designed to streamline and automate tasks on Apple devices. It offers built-in examples that make it easy for users to get started. But the app’s true potential lies beyond its built-in examples.

Google’s true “enemy” in the smartphone market is Samsung, not Apple. Despite Google’s efforts to establish the Pixel as the default Android flagship, it has not been able to achieve this status.

If there’s a smartphone matchup that figures to define 2024, it’s the inevitable Samsung Galaxy S24 vs. iPhone 16 face-off. These two upcoming models represent the most affordable flagships from the two biggest phone makers.

Starling Home Hub 14.2 is an update that brings significant improvements to the quality and functionality of Google cameras when used with HomeKit. The firmware update enhances video quality for first-generation Nest cameras such as Nest Cam IQ, Nest Cam IQ Outdoor, Nest Hello/Nest Doorbell (1st gen, wired), and Google Nest Hub Max.

I was as surprised as anyone when Apple killed off the 13-inch MacBook Pro in October 2023, but at the time, it was definitely a pleasant revelation rather than a nasty shock.

The iOS interface has been a part of iPhones for over 15 years, but what many people don’t know is that Apple introduced a new interface within iOS 17 called Assistive Access.