Videos

To add photos to your iMovie project, start by tapping the plus sign to insert media and then select Photos. Choose the photo you want and tap the plus sign again to add it to your project.

To edit the photo, tap it in the timeline and drag the yellow handles to trim it. If you want to add a filter, tap the filters button. This will let you apply different effects to your photo, enhancing your project with visual flair.

Summary:
– Tap the plus sign in iMovie to insert media and select Photos.
– Choose the photo you want and tap the plus sign again to add it to your project.
– To trim the photo, tap it in the timeline and drag the yellow handles.
– To add a filter, tap the filters button.
– Apply filters to enhance your photo within the project.

Animating shapes in Keynote is simple. First, in your presentation, tap on the object you want to animate. Next, tap the Animate option and then select Add Action.

Choose the desired action for your object. You can continue adding more actions to customize the animation. Once you’ve set up all your animations, tap Done to finalize your changes.

This process allows you to create dynamic presentations with animated shapes that enhance your visual storytelling.

Summary:
– Tap on the object you want to animate in your Keynote presentation.
– Select the Animate option.
– Tap Add Action and choose the desired animation action.
– Continue adding actions as needed.
– Tap Done to apply and finalize the animations.

Get ready to use emoji in fun and practical ways on your iPhone or iPad. In Messages, start typing the name of an emoji, and select it from the predictive text bar.

If you’ve already written a message, tap the emoji button on the keyboard to replace words with emoji. For a more personalized Home screen, touch and hold a folder, select Rename, and use emoji instead of text. You can also use emoji for contact names by opening a contact, tapping Edit, and picking an emoji that suits them.

To quickly use your favorite emoji combination, save it as a text replacement in Settings with a shortcut of your choice.

Summary:
– In Messages, type the name of an emoji to select it from the predictive text bar.
– Tap the emoji button on the keyboard to replace words with emoji in a message.
– Rename folders on your Home screen with emoji instead of text.
– Use emoji for contact names by editing the contact and selecting an emoji.
– Save your favorite emoji combinations as text replacements in Settings for quick use.

To give each AirTag a unique name in the Find My app, start by opening the app and tapping “Items” to view your AirTags on the map.

Select the AirTag you want to rename and scroll down to tap “Rename Item.” Choose “Custom Name,” then pick an emoji to represent the item. Enter a new name in the “Item Name” field and tap “Done” when you’re finished. Finally, tap the “x” to return to the map.

This way, each AirTag will have a distinct name, making it easier to locate them on the map.

Summary:
– Open the Find My app and tap “Items” to view your AirTags.
– Select the AirTag you want to rename.
– Tap “Rename Item,” then choose “Custom Name.”
– Select an emoji and enter a new name for the AirTag.
– Tap “Done” and then the “x” to return to the map.

To watch movies and TV shows together on your Apple TV during a FaceTime call, press and hold the TV Control Center button on your Apple TV remote while on the call. Select SharePlay from your user account and then choose Start on Apple TV.

Confirm the prompt on your iPhone or iPad. Start playing a supported movie or TV show on your Apple TV, and other FaceTime users will see a prompt on their devices, which they can tap to start watching.

Ensure that everyone on the call has access to the content through a subscription, purchase, or free trial.

Summary:
– While on a FaceTime call, press and hold the TV Control Center button on your Apple TV remote.
– Select SharePlay and choose Start on Apple TV.
– Confirm the prompt on your iPhone or iPad.
– Start a supported movie or TV show on your Apple TV.
– Other FaceTime users will see a prompt on their devices to start watching, and everyone needs access to the content through a subscription, purchase, or free trial.

With Hide My Email, part of your iCloud+ subscription, you can create unique email addresses that forward to your personal inbox, keeping your real address private.

In Safari on your iPhone or iPad, tap a field asking for your email and then tap “Hide My Email” above the keyboard. Select “Use,” and the email will forward to your inbox. To manage these addresses, go to Settings, tap your name, then iCloud, and select “Hide My Email.” You can view details or deactivate any address you no longer need.

It’s an easy way to protect your email privacy.

Summary:
– Create unique email addresses with Hide My Email via iCloud+.
– In Safari, tap “Hide My Email” above the keyboard when entering an email.
– Emails will forward to your personal inbox, keeping your real address private.
– Manage addresses in Settings > iCloud > Hide My Email.
– Deactivate any address when you no longer want to receive emails.

With Apple Music Sing, you can adjust vocals in supported songs, letting you take the lead. To use it, you’ll need a third-generation Apple TV 4K with the latest tvOS and an Apple Music subscription. While a song from the Apple Music catalog is playing, press the menu button on your Apple TV remote.

Select the Lyrics button at the bottom of the screen to watch the lyrics appear line by line, synced to the beat, making it easy for you to sing along.

Summary:
– Adjust vocals in supported songs with Apple Music Sing.
– Requires a third-generation Apple TV 4K, latest tvOS, and Apple Music subscription.
– Play a song from the Apple Music catalog.
– Press the menu button on the Apple TV remote.
– Select the Lyrics button to display synced lyrics line by line.

When collaborating on a Keynote presentation, you can easily track edits made by others and customize your notification preferences.

To view edits, tap the Collaborate button in the shared Keynote presentation, select Show All Activity, choose a collaborator’s name, and tap a slide number to see their edits. To adjust notification settings, tap the Collaborate button, select Activity Settings, and choose your desired preferences for receiving updates.

This makes managing collaboration and staying informed seamless.

Summary:
– Easily track edits made by collaborators in a shared Keynote presentation.
– Tap the Collaborate button, then Show All Activity to view edits.
– Select a collaborator’s name and slide number to see their changes.
– Customize notifications by tapping the Collaborate button and adjusting Activity Settings.
– Stay informed and manage collaboration effectively.

To quickly save battery life, add Low Power Mode to Control Center. In Settings, tap Control Center, then Customize Controls, and select Low Power Mode to add it.

Now, whenever you want to save battery, just swipe down from the top-right corner of your screen and tap Low Power Mode to turn it on.

It’s a simple way to extend your battery life whenever you need it.

Summary:
– Add Low Power Mode to Control Center in Settings.
– Go to Control Center, tap Customize Controls.
– Select Low Power Mode to add it.
– Swipe down from the top-right corner to access Control Center.
– Tap Low Power Mode to activate it and save battery life.

To take better low-light photos with Night mode, start by letting Night mode activate automatically in low light conditions. If you want to adjust the exposure time, tap the Night mode icon on your screen.

Once you’re ready, take the photo, but hold your phone still until the capture is complete. This will ensure a clearer image in low light settings.

Night mode helps to brighten your photos and improve their quality, making your night shots look much better.

Summary:
– Night mode activates automatically in low light.
– Tap the Night mode icon to adjust the exposure time.
– Take the photo while holding the phone still.
– Wait for the capture to complete.
– Night mode improves photo quality in low light.