Indholdsfortegnelse for September 2022 i iPhone User Magazine

Welcome to the latest issue of iPhone User Magazine! As we wait for Apple to announce the iPhone 14 we've had a few thoughts about what's about to be released, and we've collected them together for you. This issue we give you the lowdown on what we think is going to happen. It could be the most exciting, and also the most divisive iPhone release yet. Turn to page 4 to find out why. One of the best things about the iPhone is the amazing camera that comes with it. However that doesn't mean we have to be satisfied with the options Apple gives us. This issue we've collected together 6 of the best iPhone camera apps. These apps will add professional-level features to your camera and help you get better…

> Bad Blood: The Final Chapter with John Carreyrou > The Just Enough Family with Ariel Levy >U Up? with Jordana Abraham and Jared Freid > Fresh Air with Terry Gross > The Handoff with Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo > How I Built This with Guy Raz > Chameleon with Josh Dean, Vanessa Grigoriadis and Trevor Aaronson > Diet Starts Tomorrow with Aleen Dreksler and Sam Sage > Planet Money with Amanda Aronczyk, Erika Beras, Mary Childs, Jacob Goldstein, Sarah Gonzalez, Alexi HorowitzGhazi and Kenny Malone > Swindled with 'A Concerned Citizen'…

1 Start translating fast To start using Translate pick the language you want to translate from - say English - and then tap the second drop-down to pick the language that you want to translate to, eg Italian. Then simply type your word or phrase. 2 Make it big If you tap on the enlarge icon at the bottom left of the translated text, the Translate app will change its display mode to show really big text. That's really handy for situations where the person you're talking to can't really hear you. 3 Learn as you go Everyday's a school day with the Translate app; tap on a word in the text and it'll bring up the Dictionary to tell you its meaning and some of its variants - here, looking up 'good'…

iPhone User Magazine BEST ON TEST One of the key reasons to shoot on iPhone as opposed to an SLR is usability. While ProCam is powerful, its somewhat clinical approach to technical detail can suck the joy out of photography. Pro Camera by Moment is more user-friendly as is Camera+, though the latter can be a little cartoonish in its design. Halide is great with Raw shooting but loses some points for its purchase price being on the high side, and Focos is good at what it does but lacks heft as an all-round shooting solution. Obscura feels the most iOS-like app on test, the one that Apple could have made. The one-handed controls are great, especially with larger phones, and the ability to shoot with looks applied if you…

Overcast > An easy-to-use podcasts app with features like Smart Playlists. Stitcher > Home of original shows like Freakonomics Radio, as well as being a highly functional podcast player. Deezer > Brings together music and podcasts like Spotify does. Acast > Hosts and monetises podcasts for creators, as well as lets users listen to them. Tuneln > Provides a huge number of live audio streams from major outlets as well as podcasts.…

1 Adjust sensitivity You can change how long it takes for your iPhone to detect a long press. Tap Settings, then Accessibility, then Touch > Haptic Touch. Touch-and-hold the image to test the current setting. Choose either Fast or Slow. 2 Home Screen Touch-and-hold on the Home Screen, between apps, or touch-and-hold on an app icon for three seconds. When you feel the vibration and the app icons start to shake, tap '-' to delete an app or touch-and-hold to drag it elsewhere. 3 Prioritise a download When you're downloading apps from the App Store, you can prioritise one over the others, or pause the download. Touch-and-hold on a downloading app until you see the menu. Tap Prioritise Download or Pause Download. 4 Message quickly You can access contacts you've recently exchanged messages with…

Kindle Free (IAPs) FROM Amazon, amazon.com/kindleapp NEEDS iOS 12 or later Thanks to Amazon integration the Kindle app has a huge library of titles, including comics and magazines as well as books. It also gives you plenty of control over how those titles appear. You can tweak alignment, margins, fonts, and more to give yourself a truly comfortable reading experience on your device. With bookmarks, zoom, word look up, and many other useful features, the app is ideal for anything you want to read and it syncs with other apps too. Libby Free (IAPs) FROM OverDrive, overdrive.com NEEDS iOS 10 or later You don't have to buy books to enjoy their content - your local library has plenty on offer. You can register your library card in the app then browse your…

IN-DEPTH | Podcasts Apple has always been strongly associated with podcasts, thanks in no small part to the iPod. There is a chicken-and-egg style debate about the connection, but there's no doubt the device cemented the link between Apple and podcasts in the mind of many consumers. Despite this, for years, Apple has only really provided a distribution platform for podcasters in both the hardware and software spaces. Until very recently, it never looked to produce podcasts itself, nor provide creators with direct ways to make money via its platform. As Joseph Evans, Head of Tech at analysis firm Enders Analysis, told MacFormat: “Apple has been a bit of a neglectful parent of podcasting. For years it controlled most of the listening but failed to invest in things that could…

1 Point and shoot In the Camera app, swipe to choose the Cinematic mode. A yellow tracking box automatically follows the closest subject's face. The background is blurred. If the subject leaves the frame, the background becomes sharp. 2 Auto pull focus The camera focuses on the closest face. If the person turns away from the camera it automatically focuses on the background person. It will then refocus on the foreground person when they turn back to face the camera. 3 Tracking lock Double-tap on a person or object to activate AF Tracking Lock. Although the camera might recognise the presence of background subjects, it will stay focused on the chosen person or object, even if they move. 4 Take control The camera places grey rectangles around other people that it spots in the…