I store several pieces of info besides passwords in 1Password.
That's why I just have it encoded and in a misleadingly named shortcut that asks for a "password" lol
I would like to have that show up in the same
What do you do with your phone? Do you offload the photos/video you take on it?
I usually keep everything on the phone as long as I own it. I have backed up my other-phone photos and videos to Onedrive. I usually take more photos when the camera is good (like it was on the Lumia 950). Now with my OnePlus i don't use it that much.
Only question is whether it has an internal PSU (probably not). Still, I'd probably get one of those if I were in the market.
Then I'd got 128GB. I got a 64GB this gen because I back up my phone to iTunes and manage my media on there and never have more than a month or two's worth of photos (and have a dedicated iPod for my entire music library). But if you're going to keep everything on-device for however long you're keeping it then you're much more likely to run into space issues, especially if shooting 4K video and the like.
Don't think you can. You can turn on Spotlight suggestions in 1password, and the notes will show up in spotlight when you search (drag down top on home screen)
Thanks for the input. Yeah I did go 256GB. Will pick it up on Tuesday already! Can't wait, hopefully migrating will go smooth.
Your iPad and your AppleWatch aren't in any way connected.
It controls the AppleTV via the remote app.
ATV is an AirPlay target, iPad isn't. I guess that might be the reason. HomePod (also AirPlay) can be controlled from Now Playing too, other iPhones under your Apple ID can't (no AirPlay targets).
Okay that sounds fine then! Honestly can't wait for my XS now, first big budget buy for a while :)
Yeah it's external...and seems to have some weird ass port placement that putting me off. 6 pin power connector on left, ethernet on right, USB-A and TB3 on front. It mentions dual TB controllers so I don't know if there's another port somewhere too.
I think the dual controllers means that you can use the ports without hurting gaming bandwidth and vice versus.
The sensor array iPhone has for Face ID is far more complex and powerful than a front camera, otherwise Apple could have made something as small as the "punch hole", which I don't think is a great idea - to have a dead screen area that is an island with pixels all around it. IMHO it would have been a much better idea to push it to an edge or better yet, a corner of the display. I think manufacturers aren't exploring the corners nearly enough, especially as they already added a dead area to them with the rounded corners. They are primed to have sensors pushed there with minimal display real estate loss. Although I understand the manufacturing challenges as the hidden part of a camera module is larger than the lens, which limits how much it can be pushed to an edge or corner. But I guess that's where pushing the envelope comes.
Seems like it was an Outlook App issue. Sync works fine without the app installed.
XR is probably too big :( Also currently looking how to transfer text(SMS) messages to iOS from Android and Windows Phone, it's a bit impossible it seems.
