Submitted by Fred Straker on
The iPhone has always incorporated music playback as a core feature. The latest models are no different, with full integration of Apple Music as one of the flagship features of Apple's ecosystem. Listeners may be wondering how they can adjust the bass, midrange, and treble coming through their headphones or Bluetooth speakers. Unfortunately, the iPhone does not offer a system-wide equalizer to customize audio frequencies.
The App Library makes it easy to clean up the Home Screen by organizing apps. Once app icons are moved to the App Library they are out of the way, without deleting or offloading anything.
Phone Noise Cancellation can be found under Settings -> Accessibility -> Audio/Visual.
There's only one catch, Apple has discontinued this feature on the iPhone 13 and later. If your previous iPhone supported Noise Cancellation during phone calls, the toggle to activate it has been removed.
Submitted by Frank Macey on
Apple has released the latest iOS security and bug fixes with iOS 15.2.1. For those who recently updated to iOS 15.2, it's time to open Settings and start the process again. While it may not seem important to take advantage of these minor updates, this one plugs a dangerous vulnerability in HomeKit.
Those experiencing bugs in various apps should also update right away. Apple has listed two bug fixes included in iOS 15.2.1:
Submitted by Frank Macey on
For your convenience, iOS delivers content that's shared in Messages threads directly to apps on your iPhone. For example, photos sent using iMessage appear automatically under the For You tab in the Photos app. The Shared with You section shows all of the pictures sent with Messages, who they are from, and whether or not they've been saved to an album in the Photos app. Other types of content are automatically delivered to other apps, such as links in Safari.
