True. And we’ve decided to skip the formal night for that reason.

Yup. My wife and I recently did a 10-day road trip with carry-on luggage and our personal electronics/cords/plugs/attachments satchel/purse. It was a test run for doing a 10-day cruise next year without checking any bags. If you know how to pack (i.e., roll stuff in ziplock bags and suck the air out), you can actually…

Cool! As a big fan of the Google Calendar app, this means I can delete the Readdle calendar from my iPad.

I totally buy that theory, particularly because there was one shot during the space battle where I cringed in my seat at what appeared to be a half-rendered space ship with a jagged border on it that made a split-second appearance on the screen.

I can’t believe how quickly Evernote went from being “Oh my goodness, this service is awesome, I use it all the time” to “Wow, they really outdid themselves in the poor business decisions department.”

Use the iOS share extension to upload the 90-minute lecture to Dropbox and then share the Dropbox link via email.

Good job. That’s tremendous advice. It’s unbelievably important to let employees vent in a safe way.

This app is amazing. I subscribe to an online newsletter that’s posted just as webpage, which can make it difficult to read. So I created my own Workflow to convert it to PDF, email it to my Kindle app and convert it into the native Kindle format so I can read it like a book and not a 50,000 word block of text on a…

I played with the update a bit today. Still no 3D Touch enhancements. No Quick Reply from enhanced notifications. Swiping away emails still 2 years behind other clients in terms of customizing options.

THEN THAT

I had the same issue. The trick is to press really hard on the brightness slider and that prevents it from switching over to the music controls.

My biggest issue is the flashlight. I have an iPhone 7, so I get the three brightness levels on the flashlight, which is neat, I suppose. But I have a very hard time getting the flashlight to turn off. I press the flashlight icon again, and nothing. I hard press to bring up the three options, and with some quick…

Basically, I use iMessage to communicate with my family and Facebook Messenger to chat with everyone else in my life.

I would think you just open your Apple Wallet app? That’s where the credit card is “stored” along with any other affinity/loyalty/points cards you have.

There’s Outlook, Spark, Email (by AnyDo), Inbox by Google. Lots of good options.

Regarding Maps remembering where you parked your car - if you don’t have a Bluetooth connection to your car stereo or Apple CarPlay, you can still take advantage of the feature by telling Siri, “Remember where I parked my car” and the rest of the feature basically works as advertised.

Check the Background App Refresh settings. At one point during the beta process, iOS10 set ALL of my app to background refresh and it was murder on my battery.

I used Maps for the first time in forever on the weekend was pleasantly shocked at how ... well, ... GOOD it’s actually gotten since I used it last. (The last time I used Maps, it literally tried to kill me by telling me to turn right where there was no street and a train crossing tracks.)

I found this Googling around. Guess I’m not going to get it on my 5S:

Hmmm ... that doesn’t seem to be changing anything on my end, but I’ll keep at it. Thanks for the tip. Much appreciated.