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You wrote the email. You tapped Send. And you instantly regretted it. 😬 In iOS 16, if you send an email before it's ready, or to the wrong person, you can unsend it before it’s delivered. Here’s how.
How to unsend a message in Mail. The Mail app is open to the Mailboxes on iPhone with an Undo Send button at the bottom of the screen.
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In Mail, send a message.
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Tap Undo Send under the mailboxes at the bottom of the screen within 10 seconds. You can customize the time if you go to Settings, tap Mail, then tap Undo Send Delay.
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Now, you can continue editing your message and send again, or tap Cancel to save as a draft.
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Don’t forget to reply to that email! In iOS 16, Mail can remind you about a message later. Here’s how it works.
Have Mail remind you about a message. iPhone is open to the Home Screen with a Mail notification reading: Remind Me: Beach Party on Saturday!
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From a mailbox in Mail, swipe right on a message to show options for Mark as Unread and Remind Me. Tap Remind Me.
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Choose to be reminded in one hour, tonight, or tomorrow, or tap Remind Me Later to choose a custom time.
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Select a date and time to be reminded, then tap Done.
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If you’ve been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, AFib History on Apple Watch can show you an estimate of how frequently your heart is in this arrhythmia. Here’s how to set up AFib History in watchOS 9. Learn more: apple.co/3UnMGWO
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Need a do-over? In iOS 16, you can unsend an iMessage within 2 minutes, or edit it within 15. Watch our video to learn how.
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Start a timer in Clock 🎶 Start a playlist in Music 😎 Control them both from the Dynamic Island Here’s how to use the Dynamic Island on iPhone 14 Pro to control calls, music, alerts, and more.
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Set up your new iPhone the easy way. Here’s how to transfer your data with iCloud, and even get free temporary iCloud storage if you need it.
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In iOS 16, you can use Live Captions (beta) to get a real-time transcription of spoken audio playing on your iPhone, like a voice message. Here’s how to add it to your Accessibility Shortcut for quick access when you need it.
Add Live Captions (Beta) to your Accessibility Shortcut. iPhone is shown with a Messages conversation, including an audio message. Live Captions are turned on, and the caption reads: The goose is in the garden again. Live Captions are in beta, and available in English for the U.S. and Canada, on iPhone 11 and later, and iPad with A12 Bionic and later.
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To add Live Captions to Accessibility Shortcut, first open Settings and tap Accessibility. Then scroll all the way to the bottom and tap Accessibility Shortcut
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Tap Live Captions in the list to add it.
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Triple-click the side button to turn Live Captions on or off. The captions start automatically when your iPhone plays audio.
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Personalize your Lock Screen with widgets, a dynamic photo shuffle, custom colors, and more, when you upgrade your iPhone to iOS 16. Watch the full video on YouTube: apple.co/3BnxeBk Then, reply to this tweet to show us your personalized Lock Screen.
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When you can’t choose just one Lock Screen photo, you can set up a photo shuffle. Here’s how, in iOS 16.
How to set up photo shuffle on your Lock Screen. iPhone shows the Lock Screen with a photo of someone standing in the woods wrapped up in their jacket. Six other photos of various landscapes, cities, and people are arranged behind iPhone.
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Touch and hold the Lock Screen and tap the Add button in the bottom right.
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Tap the Photo Shuffle button at the top.
iPhone shows options for photo shuffle. You can select from photo categories such as Cities, People, and Nature. Use Shuffle Frequency to set how often the Lock Screen photo changes. And choose to "Use Featured Photos" or "Select Photos Manually."
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Keep the subject. Ditch the background. In iOS 16, you can touch and hold the subject of a photo to lift it from the background. Here’s how it works in photos, screenshots, and more.
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iOS 16 is here. 😎 Update your iPhone to check out the latest features, including Lock Screen personalization, a way to edit or unsend Messages, and more. Check out our video on YouTube to learn how to update your device: apple.co/3qvnShw
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Getting ready to upgrade to iOS 16? Make sure you back up your iPhone before you do. Here’s how to turn on iCloud Backup for an easy way to keep your data secure.
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watchOS 9 brings new watch faces, enhanced workout features, sleep stages, and more. Check out this list to see if your Apple Watch is compatible.
watchOS 9 Compatibility. watchOS 9 requires iPhone 8 or later with iOS 16 or later and one of the following Apple Watch models: Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE (2nd generation), Apple Watch Series 7, Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Watch SE, Apple Watch Series 5, or Apple Watch Series 4. Not all features are available on all devices or in all regions or languages.
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When you can’t reach emergency services by cellular or Wi-Fi, Emergency SOS via satellite can help you connect.🛰 Available this November in the US and Canada on iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro. Here’s how it works: apple.co/3RKnCHb
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Everything you do with Apple, from setting up a device to subscribing to a service, is tied to your Apple ID. Watch this video to learn how to keep your Apple ID secure.
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With Universal Control, you can work seamlessly across your Mac and iPad with just one keyboard and mouse or trackpad. Here’s how to use Universal Control on up to three of your compatible devices. Learn more: apple.co/3TrPNMK
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It’s important to add alt text to images, so people who use screen readers know what’s in them. In Pages, you can add a description for each image in your document. Here’s how.
How to add image descriptions to Pages documents on iPad. A Pages document is shown with an image description open for an image of an origami dinosaur.
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To add an image description, tap an image in your Pages document and then tap the Format button in the toolbar.
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Tap Image in the Format menu.
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Tap Description and then enter an image description. When you're done, you can tap anywhere outside the menu to close it.
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Categorize related reminders, even when they’re in different lists. Just add tags like errands or kids to tasks, then use the tag browser to find them. Here’s how.
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“Donut” or “Donut emoji”? 🍩 You can turn on Emoji Suffix in Settings to have VoiceOver identify emoji when reading your screen. Here’s how.
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If using a physical keyboard with your Mac is difficult, you can use the onscreen Accessibility Keyboard to type and navigate more easily. Here’s how to turn it on. Learn more: apple.co/3oVuIwf
How to use Accessibility Keyboard on your Mac. The image shows a digital keyboard that appears on your Mac when this option is enabled.
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In the Accessibility pane in System Preferences, scroll down and click Keyboard.
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Click the Viewer tab.
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Select the Enable Accessibility Keyboard checkbox to display the digital keyboard.
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For well-composed photos, place your subject in the left or right third of the image. That’s the rule of thirds. #WorldPhotographyDay To make it easy, you can turn on the grid in Camera. Here’s how.
How to turn on camera grid. A landscape photo with pine trees in the foreground, a hill with a highway wrapping around it in the middle distance, and flat terrain extending to the horizon in the far distance. A semi-transparent white grid is overlaid on the photo, dividing it into nine sections.
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In Settings, tap Camera.
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Tap the switch to turn on Grid.
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Grid lines will appear automatically when you open Camera. iPhone 13 Pro shows Camera app with the landscape in the image preview with a semi-transparent white grid overlaid.
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📜 Posters 🥘 Menus 🏡 Addresses Find photos with text faster by searching with Spotlight. Like this.
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🐛 A caterpillar’s fuzz 🦋 A butterfly’s wings 🕷 A spider’s web iPhone 13 Pro automatically switches to the Ultra Wide camera when you move close to your subject. For more creative control, turn on Macro Control in Settings. Learn more: apple.co/3Pb8d16
How to turn on Macro Control on iPhone 13 Pro. A macro photo is shown of a yellow caterpillar with long black hairs eating a leaf. The Macro Control icon appears in the bottom-left corner of the photo.
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To turn this on, in Settings, tap Camera.
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Scroll down and tap to turn on Macro Control.
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Draw a picture, sketch a diagram, or just play tic-tac-toe. ✏️ Here’s how to draw in Notes on your iPad.
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