The Apple Watch is truly a treasure trove of surprises. Devices like the Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Series 9, and Apple Watch Ultra have well-known features like sleep tracking, immersive and intuitive games, and connectivity to Apple devices. Beyond that, there are several nifty features that all Apple Watch owners should know about. Therefore, here’s a compilation of a few hidden Apple Watch hacks users must learn today. Optimizing device for left-handedness Most people are right-handed, so they will find the Apple Watch’s Digital Crown easy to operate. However, left-handed users who wear their device on the right wrist are bound to find the placement of the dial a bit hard to reach and, as a result, difficult to use properly. To counter this, there is a feature on the Apple Watch in which users can re-orient their device interface so that the Crown will also be at the perfect place for left-handers. By going to Settings>General>Orientation, users can flip their device’s controls and home screen layout to choose their preferred position for the Crown. By doing so, left-handed users can wear their device upside down and use the Crown from the bottom left position instead of the top right.

In June 2023, Apple announced its mixed-reality device—the Apple Vision Pro headset. In addition to being a topic of interest among tech enthusiasts and Apple users, the gadget is worth considering due to its potential to seamlessly blend the digital world with the physical world. While the brand has yet to announce the final pricing and other sale-related details, here are a few things to know about the product before it hits the market: 1. Infinite canvas On wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset, one can experience the world in a new way, beyond the limits of a 13-inch laptop screen or a 6-inch phone display. So, the device turns everything in front of and around the user into a display surface. The headset’s custom micro-OLED display system features 23 million pixels, so seeing through Vision Pro is like having a 4K display for each eye. 2. New spatial computing OS This is a new type of software developed for the Vision Pro. It was built to allow support for the low latency requirements of spatial computing. With a new three-dimensional interface, visionOS allows the physical world to combine with the virtual world seamlessly. The operating system responds to natural light and casts shadows, helping the user experience a sense of scale and distance.

Apple makes powerful laptops and computers in the thinnest form factor. A few include the 13- and 14-inch MacBook Air series and the 13-, 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro series. Further, these devices run on Apple’s unique operating system, the macOS. While the surface of this operating system remains unchanged, a closer look at it may reveal some useful hidden features. Here are some of the top hidden MacBook features that one should know about. 1. Pin files and folders to the dock Users could instantly access essential files and folders from macOS’s dock. To pin something, go to its location in the Finder app, single-click the item, and open the “File” menu at the top. Following this, hold down the Shift key to reveal and access a hidden “Add to Dock” option. Clicking it will help create a shortcut to the selected file or folder on the dock. Alternatively, one could press the “Ctrl + Cmd + Shift + T” keyboard combination to get this done. 2. Pull up the emoji tray Using an emoji on the computer could be quite frustrating for many, especially when the app they are using does not have a built-in option. But with the help of macOS, one could easily access the emoji picker.

As the holiday season approaches, Apple enthusiasts could look for deals on top products by the brand, including its AirPods. One can explore the entire range of AirPods, from the modest AirPods (2nd Generation) to the high-tech AirPods Max headphones, and find the most suitable variant for all their listening needs. To help one select the best option, here are some distinctive features of noteworthy AirPods and deals that one would not want to miss: AirPods and AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) The main difference between regular 2nd Gen AirPods and the Pro variant is that the latter offers a customizable fit and a host of additional features. The regular AirPods 2nd Generation can last up to 5 hours, while the advanced Pro version can offer up to 6 hours of listening time on a single charge. With charging cases, the time extends to 24 hours and 30 hours, respectively. Both variants come with a Lightning Charging Case, while the AirPods Pro 2nd Gen case has an added lanyard loop, which makes it easy to carry anywhere. The Pro model also features slimmer dimensions and improved touch controls than its counterpart and is also water and sweat-resistant. Additionally, it offers high-quality noise control and cancellation.