Note that this is used better with Spotlight. Siri doesn’t seem to be able to make use of file comments.
Apple's "Everyone Can Code" Program Expands to More than 20 International Schools
Apple’s “Everyone Can Code” program to teach students how to code in Swift is expanding to more than 20 additional universities around the world.
This Wallpaper Is the Best Use of the iPhone X Notch Yet
Yeah, I think Kelly Guimont just won the Internets. Maybe two of them, because check out this wallpaper on an iPhone X she posted to Instagram. That has to be the absolutely very best use of the iPhone X notch we’ll ever see. Enjoy!
How to Type an Interrobang on Your iPhone or iPad
Let’s say you know what an interrobang is, and let’s also say you want to type one on your iPhone or iPad. Here’s how to make that happen.
Encryption Debate, Apple's Paradise Papers, iPhone X - ACM 436
The false dichotomy that we must choose between privacy and safety when it comes to encryption has once again reared its ugly head, and Bryan and Jeff discuss why that’s so dangerous. They also look at how Apple was affected by the so-called Paradise Papers, and discuss Jeff’s initial impressions of the iPhone X. For added fun, Jeff mocks Bryan for not having his iPhone X yet.
How to Use iMazing to Manage Apps
Jeff Butts takes you on a tour through the new feature, showing how efficient and effective iMazing has become at app management.
Check It Out: Our Ten Favorite Animoji Karaoke Videos
Animoji karaoke is the best marketing for the iPhone X that Apple could ask for. We’ll probably see more creative uses for them in the future.
Twitter's New 280 Characters, iPhone X Animoji - TMO Daily Observations 2017-11-08
Kelly Guimont and John Martellaro join Jeff Gamet to share their thoughts on Twitter bumping tweet length up from 140 characters to 280, plus they get a little philosophical about Animoji.
RevolCam Has 3 Lenses, a Light, and a Selfie Mirror for your iPhone: $34.99
We have a deal on RevolVam, a lens set for your iPhone (or Android device) that packs three lenses, an LED light, and a selfie mirror, all in one. Lenses include wide angle, fisheye, and macro lense, and the LED light is removable. It’s $34.99 through us.
Apple Could Ship an Augmented Reality Headset in 2020
We have ARKit on our iPhones and iPads now, and Apple may extend to an augmented reality headset within a couple years.