This is the only new feature I really care about. I'll use it a LOT.Looking forward to the journaling app. I can see a lot of uses.
This is the only new feature I really care about. I'll use it a LOT.Looking forward to the journaling app. I can see a lot of uses.
Can you just make a smart playlist with that rule?Great. Just wondering if all of the Loved&Favourited songs will be automatically added to that new Playlist, would be kind of dope. But I assume that won't happen![]()
…or in my case, the folder entitled: “Crap I Don’t Use.”Or any number of note-taking apps on the App Store.
Not sure what problem Journal is supposed to solve. But if it's an OS-level app, it's going into the folder with Tips and Clock.
Can't you bind it to a shortcut that opens Reminders? Genuinely asking as I don't have an iPhone 15 ProI assumed that button could be used to quick bring up Reminders. Nope! I wonder why not. It would make that button actually useful.
I've had a "starred" smart playlist in Apple Music for quite a while now. I don't think you can set it up on the phone, but it's pretty easy to do it on a Mac -- and then it syncs over to the iOS version.
There are actually still a lot of Smart Playlist options in the Mac version of Music, which is a feature that fortunately got carried forward from iTunes.
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I’ve never understood why Apple hid the rating stars for songs and forwarded the “favorites” model. I understand that it is simpler, but it is so simple that it becomes useless for me.
It just demonstrates that everyone has a different opinion on which first-party apps Apple should make.I wonder what that has to do with anything?
It just demonstrates that everyone has a different opinion on which first-party apps Apple should make.
1. You can open the journal appLove how 20% of these points was just the Journal App
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! There were so many points in this article that I didn't know what I could do with the journal app! You're a life saver!1. You can open the journal app
2. You can open individual entries in the journal app
3. You can read daily entries in the journal app
4. You can type text into the journal app
5. You can add emojis to the journal app
6. You can read the journal app while sitting down
7. You can now read the journal app while at a WNBA game (stunning and brave)
Most of them appeal to me.appreciate the list MR, for me, none of those 25 features are appealing and the only reason to update are the bug fixes that might (or not) be in 17.2
100 percent false. If you don’t know the actual statistics, don’t spout info without a disclaimer like “My gut tells me…”I strongly recommend that everyone turn off the emergency alerts. They are pointless security theater of a kind with "active shooter drills" and "duck and cover" nonsense.
Amber alerts do more harm than good by creating floods of bogus "tips" that the authorities have to sift through. If you're an a predictable disaster zone (like a hurricane is approaching), then you'll have every opportunity to be warned in advance in other ways, and if you're affected by an immediate disaster (like an earthquake), then the same thing essentially applies after the fact, if your phone and the cellular networks are even operable.
Indeed you can. I just did and it works great.Can't you bind it to a shortcut that opens Reminders? Genuinely asking as I don't have an iPhone 15 Pro
Yes, that's much closer to the truth.Would you be happy if they called the article 20 new things you can do?
Less than 2% easilyWhich, I'm going out on limb, less than 20% of users will actually use.
Is the Journal app just for iPhone or iPad as well?
Less than 2% easily
It would be cool if the iPhone worked with the Apple Pencil.