Shared Photo Streams make it possible for you to share, like, and comment on photos with friends and family around the world.

Apple’s Shared Photo Streams give you the ability to interact with others, similar to the way you would on social networking sites, like Instagram, but in a more private capacity. You can share a photo stream with a single person or with a group. Subscribers can add photos, like and comment on photos, and more. You can even share a Photo Stream with someone that doesn’t own any Apple gadgets by sharing through a designated web link. Here’s how.

How to let other add photos to your shared Photo Streams
How to like or comment on photos in a shared Photo Stream
How to share a Photo Stream with people that don’t own an Apple gadget
How to unsubscribe from a shared Photo Stream

How to let other add photos to your shared Photo Streams on iPhone or iPad

Thanks to iCloud, you can share Photo Streams with others. It’s not just a one-way experience, either. If you w…

Speaking at TED 2017, Apple artificial intelligence (AI) expert Tom Gruber spoke about the need for AI to help improve our lives. Gruber said that companies need to find a way for AI, including intelligent assistants like Siri, to help augment human capabilities, and make up for shortcomings like those in memory.

From Axios:

In the not-to-distant future, Gruber said computers should be able to help us remember every person we have met, every food we have eaten and how it made us feel.

Gruber also placed an emphasis on the need for people to control the information that AI services gather on them, saying that users should have the final say in what gets recalled, and that anything gathered must be well secured.

Particularly in the past couple of years, Apple has been placing a greater emphasis on the ability of AI and machine learning to make the lives of its customers just a little bit easier. Whether its telling you when you should leave for an appointment based on traffic o…

How do you quickly and easily set up an Apple AirPort Extreme router? With the AirPort Utility!

Need to setup a secure no-nonsense Wi-Fi Access point? Apple has you covered. Depending on your level of computer Gung-Fu, setting up a Wi-Fi access point with proper security might seem a little intimidating. Thankfully, Apple’s Airport Base Stations can take some of the edge of, thanks to the built-in AirPort Utility.

How to set up your AirPort router

Plug your Airport Base Station into a power outlet.
Connect the modem provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to your AirPort Extreme using an Ethernet cable. Use the- wire to the bottom-most port on the back of the AirPort Base Station. (Don’t worry if you make a mistake. You’ll be prompted to fix things, if needed, during set up).
Launch AirPort Utility on your Mac.
Click on Other WiFi Devices in the upper right corner.

Click Other Options to setup the AirPort for additional capabilities.
Select Create a new network
Click Ne…

If you tap three different buttons in Control Center on your iPhone at the exact same time, you might freeze your iPhone. Just don’t do that.

A Reddit user uncovered a very-hard-to-reproduce bug in iOS 10.3.1 that could cause an iPhone to freeze up for a few seconds and then respring. It takes a lot of tries, and basically seems only possible to do when you’re actually trying to do so, but it exists, and can be reproduced, so I’m letting you know about it.

Don’t worry, it’s not a major issue, and you probably won’t ever trigger this bug unless you do it on purpose.

When you tap three fingers on three different sections in Control Center simultaneously, it might cause your iPhone to freeze up.

The freeze happens under different circumstances. I pressed AirDrop, Night Shift, and the Camera on my iPhone 7 Plus to produce the bug, but had to press AirPlay, Night Shift, and the Camera on my iPhone SE. Others have reported that it happens when pressing AirPlay, Night Shift, and the Cal…

Not every gadget that arrives at the MrMobile studio gets the full-review treatment … and not all of it fits into our short-and-sweet Facebook videos either. So every once in a while I do a roundup of my favorite random tech from the fringes. This season, that includes beautiful walnut-and-gold headphones called Meze 99 Classics; a smartwatch called the LG Watch Sport that I love mainly for its buttons; a desk lamp that tops up your phone and goes by the name ”LumiCharge” … and a special bonus gadget from Modern Dad that I desperately want, but don’t (yet) own. Join me as I run down my favorite stuff of the season from the dusty corners of the MrMobile studio!

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LumiCharge Smart Lamp
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LG Watch Sport
Ember Mug via Modern Dad

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