Mehvish Mushtaq

Sep 19, 2024 | techwiser.com | Mehvish Mushtaq

57 The native ability to lock and hide apps has been missing in iPhones since forever. Thankfully, the iOS 18 feature list has changed that with the introduction of the lock apps feature. You can now lock any app on your iPhone. Be it the Messages app or a third-party app like Amazon, Instagram, etc. Use these steps to lock Messages app in iOS 18 by putting Face or Touch ID on it: Long press on the Messages app icon on the home screen or in the app drawer.

Sep 18, 2024 | appletoolbox.com | Mehvish Mushtaq

Quick AnswerVisual Lookup and Live Text are two alternatives to Google Lens on iPhone. You can also use Google Lens from the Google app or the Google Photos app on your iPhone. Google Lens is an amazing piece of software that can look up similar images, identify objects in the picture, extract text from pictures, and do much more. If you are really impressed with Google Lens’s capabilities and are looking for Google Lens-type features on your iPhone, Apple has you covered.

Sep 11, 2024 | appletoolbox.com | Mehvish Mushtaq

In ShortVisual Lookup can be accessed from the Photos app and other Apple apps. Tap on the i or star icon to open Visual Lookup. Use the Live Text feature to extract and copy text from images on iPhone. Open any photo in the Apple Photos app. Tap on the i icon at the bottom, or the icon might have changed to the object in the image, such as a cat, dog, plant, etc. Tap on Look up [Object name] to access Visual Lookup results.

Sep 10, 2024 | appletoolbox.com | Mehvish Mushtaq

Quick FixesRestart your MacBook if you haven’t done so in many days. Ensure your MacBook’s date and time are correct, you are using the latest version of macOS, and no update is pending. Try disabling the VPN on your laptop. Fix 1: Check Network Access in Power SettingsOne of the main reasons for MacBook losing internet connection is incorrect network settings in Power settings. To fix it, go to MacBook Settings > Battery > click on Options.

Sep 5, 2024 | appletoolbox.com | Mehvish Mushtaq

Things to KnowThere are three ways to make image backgrounds transparent on Mac: Using Remove background in Tools, Instant Alpha, and Selection tools. Before following any of the methods given below, make a duplicate copy of the picture. To do that, select the picture in Finder and press Command + D. Open your image in the Preview app. Once the image opens, click on Tools > Remove background. If the option is greyed out, wait a few seconds and try again. A confirmation pop-up will show up.