Apple Guide
There are a lot of continuity features that wrap your Apple devices together. You can start working on your iPad and easily transition to your Mac or share your iPhone’s resources with your Mac and iPad. So, let’s take a look at more Continuity features connecting the Apple ecosystem.
Setting up an iOS device can seem like a daunting task, but with the simple wizard and these directions, you can get through it!
iOS 12 is here along with it are special effects with iOS’s cameras including FaceTime and Messages and so many other new things.
An iOS device running iOS 10 and later can send cool bubbles and screen effects. You use these effects to get your message across to other fellow iMessage users. With bubble effects, you can slam down your message or hide it in invisible ink. With screen effects, you can send balloons or fireworks.
As usual, Apple has once again released a new version of their mobile operating system iOS 12, at their WWDC conference back in June. As we get closer to its fall release it is about time to start talking about what to expect.
Like usual Apple has once again released a new version of their mobile operating system iOS 12, at their WWDC conference back in June. As we get closer to it’s fall release it is about time to start talking about what to expect.
An iOS device running iOS 10 and later can send cool bubbles and screen effects. You use these effects to get your message across to other fellow iMessage users. With bubble effects, you can slam down your message or hide it in invisible ink. With screen effects, you can send balloons or fireworks.
iMessage, a messaging service built into the Messages app on your Mac and iPhone. They are blue messages that you send or receive from other Apple users. Different than SMS, they require an internet connection via your data plan or Wi-Fi.
Back when messages got many new features with iOS 10 it also received its own apps and app store. In this store, you can download sticker packs, multiplayer games, and other helpful apps to use when sending messages.
iMessage, a messaging service built into the Messages app on your Mac and iPhone. They are blue messages that you send or receive from other Apple users. Different than SMS, they require an internet connection via your data plan or Wi-Fi.