In my experience the toggle does nothing. It will enable reduce interruptions for any device on your iCloud amount with apple intelligence, and other devices do nothing

Oh my god zuma

Apparently burn in is much less of an issue on the dual stack style the iPad has

This was genuinely interesting to watch, thank you! The slo-mos were very cool. Guess that new tough glass really is something! Although I feel like I saw the 15 hit a railing and the 16 did not so I bet that is playing a part.

You need to contact whoever used to maintain the ABM and tell them they haven’t properly shut it down yet. Or if they can provide you the invoice for that serial number. Otherwise they are just bricks

Swipe right over the notice with two fingers

Instead of reducing your iCloud security across all your devices and services which is a bad idea, I might recommend opening a second free iCloud account just for use with the iPod.

I wouldn’t be surprised if they continued to gate it to the “pro” models and the “regular” iPhones never see these features no matter how new. That’s why the 15 pro has an “A17 Pro” chip so the iPhone 16 will have a non-pro chip that can’t do AI stuff

Also the iPad Pro has 4 speakers and the air has 2, if you care about internal speakers the pro is much better

Software decoding video of any kind on a phone is a terrible idea, mostly for battery reasons. AV1 should only be available to hardware decode capable chips unless you’re on a desktop or something like that.

I am currently using a M2 mini with 8gb of ram for Plex/Jellyfin/SSH and Time Machine and the ram is plenty! But I am happy I went with 512 for the faster storage chips

I don’t have an answer for you but probably worth investing in a gpu that supports hardware decode

If optimized charging was the culprit, it should show a pause symbol on the graph. The issue is likely related to heat or a bug, but I would recommend leaving optimized charging enabled for long term battery health.

I don’t need to keep it on my phone. The thumbnail cache is only about 20gb

No, that’s what iCloud photos is for :) not sure why I’m being downvoted, it was my intention to say 128 is enough for most - including me.

My photo/video library is 1.4tb but for most people (like my parents) 128 is plenty

heif is correct, it is an image format derived from heic for video. It is pretty spectacular especially compared to the aging jpeg, but yes best to stick with uncompressed formats for non-natural imagery such as screenshots of digital UI and text etc.

Edit: Reading this, looks like HEIF is the container and HEIC is the codec. You’re right!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Efficiency_Image_File_Format?wprov=sfti1

Typical 12mp heif image is ~1mb

Nope, it’s what used to be called iTunes money now.

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