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Your iPhone Can Run Each App in a Different Language and Nobody Told You — A Vinyl Burns Tech Tip

Your iPhone can run any app in a different language from the rest of the phone. Duolingo runs in Spanish. WhatsApp stays in English. The language learning app you opened for immersion runs in French, because you want the full context when you open it. The rest of iOS never changes. This has been available since iOS 15. Most people have never seen it. How to set it: Open Settings. Scroll down to…

Your iPhone Can Run Each App in a Different Language and Nobody Told You — A Vinyl Burns Tech Tip

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No Sound on Videos in Safari ios 10 & 11

No Sound on Videos in Safari ios 10 & 11

Follow @vsatechTweet Safari Videos Play But Don’t Have Sound in ios 10 Ever since I updated to ios 10 I’ve had intermittent problems playing videos using Safari. Sometimes if you tap on the video just right a ‘muted’ megaphone icon appears that you can ‘unmute’ by tapping on it. But often that’s not available. I don’t know why I always forget that there’s usually a simple solution to the problem.…

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Daily iOS Tip #3: Screen Captures

by Adam Meshell

Is there something on your iPhone's screen that you want to quickly capture or take a picture of, whether it be a sweet text you wanna use as blackmail later or a pic of that a precious kitty you just can't live without? Just tap the sleep button (the one on top) and the home button (you know, the only other button) simultaneously and BLAMO! you have a screen capture put right in your camera roll to share with all your friends. And remember, if you don't have an iPhone then you don't have awesome screen capture technology right at your fingertips, or ummm...something like that, see you next time.

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Daily iOS Tip #2: Setting Volume Limits

by Adam Meshell

Here is a little something that will keep your ears happy and hearing for a long time to come. Did you know you can set a volume limit on your iPhone/iPod so the music is never too loud for you, well, you can and here's how: Tap the settings icon on your iDevice, now scroll down to iPod (when using an iPhone) or music (when using an iPod) and you'll see an option called 'volume limit', simply tap it, adjust the slider to the proper level for your ears and lock it in place using a passcode.

                                                      This is also a very good tool if you have kids and want to restrict the volume at which they listen to music. Nice, huh?!? Oh, and, this one's for free, when you plug your headphones in, the iDevice remembers the last setting you use for those particular headphones and adjusts accordingly.