Blow up: iPhone 7 Plus uses digital zoom instead of optical more often than you'd expect

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iOS Tips and Trends Oct 03, 2016 Blow up: iPhone 7 Plus uses digital zoom instead of optical more often than you'd expect Using the 2x setting in iPhone 7 Plus's Camera app doesn't always mean the telephoto lens will take the photo. If you're too close your subject, or there isn't enough light, the app will use the "regular" wide-angle lens and digitally zoom the photo instead. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Why the iPhone 7 Plus proves Apple is gearing up for augmented reality • How to use Messages in iOS 10, from special effects to iMessage apps • Apple Watch Series 2 review: A faster, brighter fitness machine • watchOS 3 guide: 15 essential tips to transform your Apple Watch • Why 'Transfer Purchases' doesn't copy apps to iTunes when backing up your iPhone • Apple keeps track of all the phone numbers you contact using iMessage • What's next for Siri? • Podcast 527: 7 Pluses and a few minuses • The Week in iOS Apps: New offerings for iMessage • This Week in iOS Accessories: Wow! It's wireless! • Should I drill a hole into my iPhone 7 to give it a headphone jack? Why the iPhone 7 Plus proves Apple is gearing up for augmented reality The dual-camera technology can be used for a lot more than creating a cool bokeh effect. Read More ▶ How to use Messages in iOS 10, from special effects to iMessage apps From super-size emoji to tap-back bubbles, from full-screen laser effects to sending a heartbeat, iMessages in iOS 10 is jam-packed. Here's how to get started. Read More ▶ Apple Watch Series 2 review: A faster, brighter fitness machine Apple's second-generation watch doubles down on fitness with GPS, water-resistance, a dual-core processor, and super-bright display. Read More ▶ watchOS 3 guide: 15 essential tips to transform your Apple Watch You don't need a Series 2 to seriously upgrade your Apple Watch. Give these watchOS 3 features a shot. Read More ▶ Why 'Transfer Purchases' doesn't copy apps to iTunes when backing up your iPhone Apple made a change to how your iOS apps are downloaded to your iTunes library. It can affect how you back up your device. Read More ▶ Apple keeps track of all the phone numbers you contact using iMessage Apple has shared data from its server logs with police. Read More ▶ What's next for Siri? Apple's assistant needs to branch out into the home—well, after it gets better at just understanding what we want. Read More ▶ Podcast 527: 7 Pluses and a few minuses Glenn and Susie love the iPhone 7 Plus, but still find things to complain about. It's our way. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Apps: New offerings for iMessage iOS 10 has brought apps to iMessage—this week's roundup features some of the new offerings. Read More ▶ This Week in iOS Accessories: Wow! It's wireless! This week's roundup brings even more wireless headphone options for your new iPhone 7. Read More ▶ Should I drill a hole into my iPhone 7 to give it a headphone jack? A new joke tutorial on YouTube has gone viral—making some people believe the impossible. Read More ▶

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You can now use an iPhone to log into a Windows 10 PC, Microsoft says

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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 02, 2016 You can now use an iPhone to log into a Windows 10 PC, Microsoft says Apple's iPhone isn't always a good pairing for Microsoft's Windows 10 PCs, but you'll be able to use the phone's biometric authentication features to log into PCs. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The Full Nerd Episode 8: Gaming laptops, 4K gaming, and a $500 PC build showdown • 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert • Android malware that can infiltrate corporate networks is spreading • Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys • Facebook's new social network for businesses, Facebook at Work, launches Oct. 10 • This week in games: Amazon reveals 3 games at TwitchCon, Steam Controller skins appear • 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert • Hands-on with the iPhone 7: Should you upgrade or hold off? | PCWorld The Full Nerd Episode 8: Gaming laptops, 4K gaming, and a $500 PC build showdown Gordon, Brad, and Alaina show off awesome gaming laptops, talk 4K, and throw down in an epic $500 PC build contest. Read More ▶ 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert The Kinivo 501BN is a premium quality high speed HDMI switch for your gaming or home theater setup. It allows for switching up to 5 HDMI inputs into one output, and supports resolutions up to 1080p. Read More ▶ Android malware that can infiltrate corporate networks is spreading An Android Trojan is spreading across app stores, including Google Play, and has the capability of stealing sensitive files from corporate networks. Read More ▶ Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys The popular Firefox browser will block access to HTTPS servers that use weak Diffie-Hellman keys. Read More ▶ Facebook's new social network for businesses, Facebook at Work, launches Oct. 10 The Facebook at Work launch event will happen in London, the company says, as both a desktop and mobile social network for businesses and their employees. Read More ▶ This week in games: Amazon reveals 3 games at TwitchCon, Steam Controller skins appear Plus: New Battlefield 1 and Titanfall 2 trailers, Quantum Break hits Steam, Lo Wang meets Stan Bush, and more. This is gaming news for September 26 through 30. Read More ▶ 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert Create obstacle courses, upgrade family game night with multiplayer fun, or learn to program with our free SPRK lessons. This virtually unstoppable companion is waterproof, pet-proof, and ready for any adventure. Read More ▶ Video Hands-on with the iPhone 7: Should you upgrade or hold off? | PCWorld Still on the fence about whether you should upgrade to the iPhone 7? Here's what you should know. Watch Now ▶

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