Last week, Apple began sending out iOS 15 to iPhone owners. Latest features including Focus Mode and SharePlay are available on iPhone 6s and later with the new OS. However, the new software version includes several hidden capabilities that can help you work more efficiently. Font size for particular programs, voice memos playback speed, and other features are among them. Take a look at these five cool features.

Change font size for individual apps: For a long time, Apple iPhones have allowed users to adjust the text size for improved readability. The changes on iOS, on the other hand, were universal, meaning they affected all iPhone apps. Apple now allows users to customize the font size of specific apps. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open Control Center, then look for the ‘AA’ symbol. Change the font size and save the settings by clicking on the app’s name on the left. Go here to learn how to add the shortcut to Control Center.

Live Text copy-paste: Apple’s iOS 15 introduces a new feature called “Live Text” to the camera app. It works in the same way as Google Lens does on Android phones. Users must use the camera app to point at messages or numbers and wait for a new Live Text icon to appear. Users can then copy text or, if they’re pointing at a phone number, make a phone call. Go to Settings > General > Language & Region > Enable Live Text to enable Live Text for all supported languages. Unfortunately, the feature is only compatible with iOS 15 on iPhone Xs, iPhone XR, and newer models.

Record app activity: Apple continues to emphasize consumers’ right to privacy, and iOS 15 tries to uphold that promise. The new OS includes a feature called ‘Record App Activity,’ which allows users to see which apps are accessing personal information such as their location, photographs, camera, microphone, and more. It also keeps track of the domains with which the apps are associated. To use the feature, go to Settings > Privacy > Scroll down and select Record App Activity.

Safari address bar placement: The positioning of the URL or address bar within the Safari browser is one of the most visible changes in iOS 15. Swipe gestures are now possible because to the placement of the bar at the bottom of the screen (enabled by default). Apple’s Safari browser now has “tab groups” and “Voice search.” Despite the fact that these new improvements are intended to boost productivity, Apple nonetheless allows customers to revert to the previous method. Open Safari on iOS 15 and navigate to any webpage to modify the location of the URL or address bar. Select ‘Show top address bar’ from the ‘Aa’ at the bottom left of the screen.

Voice Memos playback: Voice Memos, Apple’s native tool for recording audio samples, has also been updated. With iOS 15, users may now modify the speed at which voice memos are played back, either speeding up or slowing down the recording. Another significant enhancement is that Voice Memos will now analyze audio recordings and automatically skip over silent gaps with a simple tap of the “skip silence” button. To access new features, simply click the setting button under the audio clip (located in the left corner).

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At its three-hour Tudum global online fan event Saturday, Netflix dropped first glimpses of trailers and clips from its most exciting upcoming movies and TV shows, and we’ve gathered them all right here.

That means new seasons of Stranger Things 4, bridgerton, Ozark, The Witcher, La Casa de Papel (aka Money Heist) and Cobra Kai, as well as star-studded movies like Red Notice, Don’t Look Up, The Harder They Fall and sequels to Extraction and The Old Guard, among dozens of others.

Stranger Things season 4 Creel House teaser

Bridgerton Katony clip

Tiger King season 2 date announcement

The Witcher season 2 trailer

The Witcher season 2 Geralt & Ciri clip

The Witcher season 2 Nivellen clip

The Witcher: Blood Origin behind-the-scenes

Don’t Look Up Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Jonah Hill and Meryl Streep clip

Ozark season 4 teaser

Sandman first look

Cowboy Bebop title sequence

Money Heist (La Casa de Papel) season 5 volume 2 teaser

Red Notice fight scene

Jen-Yuhs (Kanye West documentary) clip

Super Crooks teaser

Army of Thieves trailer

Sex Education season 4 date announcement

Through My Window (A Traves de Mi Ventana) teaser

Maldivas teaser

Dark Desires (Oscuro Deseo) teaser

De Volta Aos 15 (aka Back to 15) teaser

The Crown season 5 message from Imelda Staunton

Extraction 2 teaser

Drifting Home teaser

Vikings: Valhalla teaser

Arcane teaser

Emily in Paris season 2 trailer

Soy Georgina / I Am Georgina teaser

The Umbrella Academy cast Q&A

Enola Holmes 2 preview with Millie Bobby Brown

The Chestnut Man teaser

Colin in Black & White clip

Rebelde teaser

Inside Job trailer

The many, many trailers and videos dropped Saturday during Netflix’s Tudum, an hours-long online “fan event.” Named after that instantly recognizable drumbeat that plays at the start of all its original shows, Tudum recruited the stars and creators of its many shows to hype the streaming service.

Netflix dominates the streaming world as the biggest subscription service, with 209 million members worldwide. But even a company as dominant as Netflix faces intensifying competition from upstart streaming rivals like Disney Plus, HBO Max, Apple TV Plus and others.

Have you been wondering whether the internet speed you are getting is actually what you are paying for? There are times when you keep calling your provider when your videos keep buffering on slow internet and have no idea about the speed. If you have faced such situations in the past, it is advisable to always keep a check on your Wi-Fi or cellular speed. The following Android apps will be of great help to test your internet speed on your Android smartphone.

Speedtest by Ookla: This app by Ookla is also available on Apple Store and is easily one of the most reliable platforms. For proper functionality, the app uses access to your location and other permissions on your smartphone. Users can also use its desktop browser version.

SpeedTest Master: The SpeedTest Master is a simple app for testing your internet speed on Android devices. It shows the download and upload speed on the homepage display, but you also get in-app ads. It can test speed for 4G, 5G, DSL, and ADSL. The company says the SpeedTest Master can also work as a “Wi-Fi analyzer.”