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This week's top stories: October event details, iPhone XR release, iPad mini refresh, more
In this week's top stories: More details and expectations for Apple's October event, rumors of a new iPad mini, Phil Schiller explains what's behind the iPhone XR and iPhone XS naming, and more. Sylvania HomeKit Light StripLast week, Apple officially confirmed its October event, and this week details and expectations continued to leak. These new Macs likely relate to the new iMac and Mac mini models we will see at Apple's event next week. This week also marked the release of the iPhone XR. Regarding the iPhone XR display, he said that the "only way to judge a display is to look at it.
How to use Group FaceTime on iPhone and iPad
As it stated in Follow along for how to use Group FaceTime on iPhone and iPad and which iOS devices are compatible with the new feature. To use Group FaceTime video calls, you need an iPhone 6s or later, iPad Pro or later, iPad Air 2, or iPad Mini 4 with iOS 12.1. Earlier models of iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that support iOS 12.1 can join Group FaceTime calls as audio participants. To use Group FaceTime you'll need to make sure FaceTime is turned on under Settings → FaceTime and look for the toggle at the top. How to start a Group FaceTime call from within an iMessageOpen the message you'd like to start a Group FaceTime call from Tap the contacts at the top Tap FaceTimeVisual walkthrough on this option:To get more details on Group FaceTime, check out Apple's support page here.
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