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iOS 27 fixes the most annoying thing about iPhone Mirroring – here’s what’s new | Stuff (opens the original)
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Apple introduced iPhone Mirroring in 2024, when it also first revealed Apple Intelligence. Unsurprisingly, Apple Intelligence was the focus of that WWDC (even though back then we didn’t know we’d have to wait two years for the big Siri promise to be delivered), but iPhone Mirroring was the star. Being able to see what is happening on your iPhone on your Mac screen without having to get your iPhone out means you can see notifications or send a quick reply to a message without losing 25 minutes to
Don't have Apple Watch Ultra 4 or Series 12? Here's how to get a readiness score on your older Apple Watch | Stuff (opens the original)
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When Apple announced the Apple Watch Ultra 4 and the Series 12 smartwatches one of the headline-grabbing new features was the introduction of Readiness scores. These scores, generated from an array of health and fitness Watch stats, aim to simply tell you whether you’re in good shape to tackle a busy day, tick off a tough workout at the gym or maybe you should be kind to yourself and your body and take a well-deserved rest. Unfortunately, those new scores are only available on Apple’s latest wat
I’m still using a six-year-old Apple MacBook Air M1 – here’s why I don’t need to upgrade | Stuff (opens the original)
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Remember when the rumour mill cranked up in earnest about Apple Silicon? Although Apple Silicon had long nestled inside of iPhones and iPads, this was different, because Cupertino was about to give Intel its marching orders. Apple commentators narrowed their eyes at leaked numbers from upcoming Apple laptops and desktops, pulling expressions of deep scepticism to the degree they experienced severe muscle strain. Yet when they finally got their hands on those early Apple M1 Macs, their eyes poppe
Google Gemini can now make the calls you don't want to – enabling you to pester people with AI robot calls | Stuff (opens the original)
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Google has announced a new Gemini-based ‘Call for Me’ feature, which can call businesses on your behalf to take care of routine matters like managing appointments and reservations. In a new support document, Google says the Gemini mobile app can handle every day tasks – the type that can put an unnecessary time drain on your day. They include getting business hours, product availability, service quotes and other such requests that are going to make businesses annoyed to hear from AI robot calls.
For the person who insists you turn the big light off – the best gifts for movie lovers for Christmas 2026 | Stuff (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for the best gifts for movie lovers, film fans, and cinema enjoyers, you’ve come to the right place. Because while some people “watch” films while doomscrolling on the sofa, film fanatics inspect shadow details, debate aspect ratios, and know exactly which streaming service has removed their favourite director’s cut. As a result, buying for them can feel more intimidating than selecting a film for a first date. Happily, this year’s cinematic crop offers plenty of upgrades for o
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