Hands on with what's new in iOS 15.4 beta 2.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
0:18 Improve Siri Dictation bug fix
1:30 Updated Face ID with mask details
2:11 Magnifier app updates
3:30 Tap to Pay
5:01 Updated SharePlay button in Share Sheet
5:30 iCloud.com permissions removal
5:53 Universal Control in-depth walkthrough
7:09 macOS 12.3 Bluetooth battery drain fix
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Love the video! Always so much helpful & amazing stuff packed in each video. Thank you so much for that!
Thanks!
The magnifier is a great low vision tool for the visually impaired. I use it for reading small text or distant signs like overhead menus.
Good point, actually, with my eyesight, I’ll probably be using it sooner than later.
Does anyone know if the not scrolling issue on iPads through Universal control with third party mouses (like the Mx Master 3) has been fixed?
Regarding magnifier, now that I’m older I find it very useful, especially trying to read serial numbers on devices (iPhone, iPad, MacBook, etc). It’s a little easier for me to use than the camera app
I second what Robert is saying. It also works great for serial numbers on black on black.
3:25 I use the magnifier app every day. I use it to read signs, small written text etc.
Great review as always bro !
I actually use it a lot!! I am a automotive tech and use it for everything I need to find small print!!
I have actually used the magnifier app. Worked great. I needed to read the side of a fuse from the Christmas lights.
I’ve had plans to add a small magnifying glass to my kitchen so I can read the instructions (or ingredients or nutrition) labels on things because lately it’s just too hard to see. Until this video, I’d completely forgotten about the built in magnifier. I’ll definitely be whipping out my phone and using the magnifier feature. It’s just saved me a few dollars! I had even taken photos in the grocery store and then viewing the photo zoomed in to see text on packages. This really is a game changer for me.
I use the magnifier to check small chips and parts on PCBs.
For Magnifier – Absolutely. Anytime there is fine text that I need to read on circuit boards or other items.
I just use my camera app to magnify things, like small print. What’s the advantage to using the magnifier app? Seems the same to me, but I haven’t used it before. I also find it a lot easier to record video and then I can pause it and scrub to whatever section I want and zoom into the video. I tend to use this method when I need to look at something that’s in a small space.
I use it when I wait in a long line at a fast casual restaurant and can’t see the menu, the magnify app is perfect!
I have a severe visual impairment, so the Magnifier app is so useful for me to be able to see things that I can’t naturally.
Any plans for Apple to do their own version of Dex Mode? I have an Apple Watch LTE and don’t use my iPhone as much since. Would be nice to have it as a Mac OS Lite. Realistically, Apple should just have landscape mode so I can use my lightening to VGA adapter.
I use magnifier occasionally, getting into my 40s my eyes have a hard time reading very small text so it comes in handy for that!
I have great vision – but I still use magnifier for certain things. Reading the wattage on power banks and charging bricks is nearly impossible without it. That’s about it but I imagine its even much more useful for people with not as good vision. Also Universal Control is EVERYTHING its soooo convenient.. im going to use Sidecar a little less most likely
I use the magnifier all the time to lock in an image and zoom in for small hard to read text.