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86: Don’t Let Beeping Dogs Lie
Watch the video!
https://youtu.be/GLHdzouWWnw
In the News blog post for February 3, 2023:
https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/02/in-the-news661.html
- 12th of the Way Through 2023
- Bringing it Home
- Security Camera Transparency
- Good Note Taking
- World Traveling Wallet
- Game Changing Rescues
- Memories of Motif
- Beeping Dogs
- Brett’s iTip: Installing Fonts on your iPhone & iPad
- Jeff’s iTip: HomeKit Cameras – see live streams and recordings
Chris Welch and Jennifer Tuohy | The Verge: Apple’s new HomePod plays it safe
Billy Steele | Engadget: Apple HomePod (2nd gen) review: A smarter smart speaker
Sean Hollister | The Verge: Anker finally comes clean about its Eufy security cameras
Jeff’s Post: GoodNotes adds audio recordings
Ed Hardy | Cult of Mac: Adonit Star brilliantly merges iPad stylus with fountain pen [Review]
Filipe Espósito | 9to5Mac: Passenger sees his lost wallet fly to different cities thanks to AirTag after airline says it couldn’t find it
Chance Miller | 9to5Mac: iPhone 14’s Emergency SOS via satellite feature touted as a ‘game changer’ by search and rescue teams
Jeff’s Review: Motif -- create picture books on your iPad
Dalvin Brown | The Wall Street Journal: When Your Dog Eats Your Apple AirTag
Brett’s iTip: Installing Fonts on your iPhone & iPad. I typically only need a custom font when I’m creating a presentation on my iPad and in the past, it was quite a pain to go through and create a “Profile” to install a font. You can still do this, but in iOS 13, Apple provided a much easier way to use fonts on your iPhone and iPad through the Settings app. One of the easiest ways to get some custom fonts is through a free app called Font Diner which will provide you with a free set of 20 fonts. You install the app, tap the free fonts, and now you can go to Settings - General - Fonts and turn them off or on. And now these fonts should be available in apps like Microsoft Word, Keynote, Pages, etc. You can NOT use these to change the system font like names of apps, etc. Here’s some additional information about installing fonts: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-font-apps-for-iphone-and-ipad/
Jeff’s iTip: HomeKit Cameras – see live streams and recordings by going to Home app (on iPhone) - Top right icon, circle with three dots - Home Settings - People - select a person. For the Cameras you can set t
Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com
Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com
Watch the video!
https://youtu.be/GLHdzouWWnw
In the News blog post for February 3, 2023:
https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/02/in-the-news661.html
- 12th of the Way Through 2023
- Bringing it Home
- Security Camera Transparency
- Good Note Taking
- World Traveling Wallet
- Game Changing Rescues
- Memories of Motif
- Beeping Dogs
- Brett’s iTip: Installing Fonts on your iPhone & iPad
- Jeff’s iTip: HomeKit Cameras – see live streams and recordings
Chris Welch and Jennifer Tuohy | The Verge: Apple’s new HomePod plays it safe
Billy Steele | Engadget: Apple HomePod (2nd gen) review: A smarter smart speaker
Sean Hollister | The Verge: Anker finally comes clean about its Eufy security cameras
Jeff’s Post: GoodNotes adds audio recordings
Ed Hardy | Cult of Mac: Adonit Star brilliantly merges iPad stylus with fountain pen [Review]
Filipe Espósito | 9to5Mac: Passenger sees his lost wallet fly to different cities thanks to AirTag after airline says it couldn’t find it
Chance Miller | 9to5Mac: iPhone 14’s Emergency SOS via satellite feature touted as a ‘game changer’ by search and rescue teams
Jeff’s Review: Motif -- create picture books on your iPad
Dalvin Brown | The Wall Street Journal: When Your Dog Eats Your Apple AirTag
Brett’s iTip: Installing Fonts on your iPhone & iPad. I typically only need a custom font when I’m creating a presentation on my iPad and in the past, it was quite a pain to go through and create a “Profile” to install a font. You can still do this, but in iOS 13, Apple provided a much easier way to use fonts on your iPhone and iPad through the Settings app. One of the easiest ways to get some custom fonts is through a free app called Font Diner which will provide you with a free set of 20 fonts. You install the app, tap the free fonts, and now you can go to Settings - General - Fonts and turn them off or on. And now these fonts should be available in apps like Microsoft Word, Keynote, Pages, etc. You can NOT use these to change the system font like names of apps, etc. Here’s some additional information about installing fonts: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-font-apps-for-iphone-and-ipad/
Jeff’s iTip: HomeKit Cameras – see live streams and recordings by going to Home app (on iPhone) - Top right icon, circle with three dots - Home Settings - People - select a person. For the Cameras you can set t
Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com
Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com