All articles tagged with #shortcut
Google has released a dedicated app shortcut for its Password Manager on the Play Store, making it easier to access and manage passwords, passkeys, and more directly from the home screen, complementing the built-in password management features on Android and Chrome.
A TikTok video has revealed a hidden iPhone feature that can help individuals when they get pulled over by the police. By using a simple iOS shortcut, users can initiate 18 different reactions at once, including sending their location to a pre-defined contact, activating the front-facing camera to record the situation, dimming the phone screen, and muting any music. The recording is also uploaded live to iCloud or Dropbox for added security. The shortcut, created in 2018, is available for download and requires an iPhone running iOS 12 or later.
A Baldur's Gate 3 player has discovered a simple shortcut through the Gauntlet of Shar, a series of trials in the game. By using an elevator and blowing up the final door with explosives, players can skip the need to complete all of the trials and the boss fight. The player also recommended grabbing a gem from a specific trial or dealing with a character named Yurgir for additional rewards. The discovery highlights the depth of choices and secrets in the game, with the gaming community quick to share tips and tricks.
Tesla owners with the new iPhone 15 Pro are using the customizable "action button" as a key fob for their cars. The button can be programmed to unlock the car, open the trunk, start the AC or heating, and perform other Tesla-specific actions. This allows for convenient and tactile control without needing to wake up the phone or navigate the homescreen. Users can set up these shortcuts in their iPhone's settings under the "Action Button" section.
MacStories' Federico Viticci has created a free shortcut called S-GPT that connects OpenAI's ChatGPT with native features of Apple's operating systems, allowing users to ask ChatGPT questions from an input box on their iPhone, iPad, or Mac. The shortcut can be used with ChatGPT 3.5 model and 4 API, and can be used to summarize webpages, process text in the clipboard, help with schedules, extract text from images, and even create playlists in Apple's Music app. The shortcut requires an OpenAI account with an associated pay-as-you-go billing plan.
Federico Viticci has created a shortcut called S-GPT that integrates ChatGPT with native features of iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS. S-GPT is an advanced conversational shortcut that can summarize webpages, process clipboard contents, create reminders and calendar events, and even make playlists in the Music app based on ChatGPT recommendations. The shortcut is privacy-focused and requires an API key from OpenAI for ChatGPT. Future updates will include the ability to run Terminal commands and scripts on macOS and process text documents from Files and Finder.
A developer named Yue Yang has created a shortcut that allows users to use Siri as an intermediary to talk to ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, and get responses to their questions. To use the shortcut, users need an active account with OpenAI and an API key. The shortcut can work on almost any device with Siri, including iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Users can personalize their new assistant by setting its personality to be a joker, a writer, a chef, etc.