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[denisegagnon]

The Hidden iPhone Feature That Could Save Remote Workers Hours Every Week

TDZ Pro Reveals a Game-Changing Productivity Hack for iPhone Users in 2025 By Tech Stratos Is Apple hiding the most powerful productivity to

Turn your iPhone into a daily time-saving machine with one built-in feature.

[fellington21]

The Hidden iPhone Feature That Could Save Remote Workers Hours Every Week

TDZ Pro Reveals a Game-Changing Productivity Hack for iPhone Users in 2025 By Tech Stratos Is Apple hiding the most powerful productivity to

Freelancers and founders alike can benefit from shaving minutes off their communication.

[infoallinsider]

How To Access Clipboard On Android? Android & iOS (2025)

Learn how to access clipboard on Android. Our guide will help you in finding clipboard on your Android/iOS device and master the copy-paste

Wondering how to find your clipboard history? Our 2025 guide for Android and iOS will show you how! Don’t let lost text slow you down—learn more now! 📲

[macstudioa]

Watch Now: Welcome To MacStudioA - Providing Over 100 Quality Screencast Tutorials Related To Mac OS X and iOS Devices#MacStudioA. Helpful Tips and Solutions from creating a USB Mac OS X Boot Disk, how to track an iPhone and setup an Apple TV, just to name a few.

[idrawcode]

What's the first thing that comes to mind when Constants is said to you? Immutable. Nothing can be changed. We usually assign constants to something that we do not alter at all. But I discover something pretty cool about Constants! Before this, I always thought once you assign anything to Constant, they are immutable. Check out the video, then the explanation below:

Lines 5 - 7

Basically just creating a constant variable called ironMan. It's just to show you that constants are immutable, as seen by the error given by Xcode.

Lines 11-25

This section shows about the class object Iron Man. It basically has a constant property called name of type String, and a variable occupation of optional String. As you can see, when we try to reassign ironMan2 constant name, it gave us an error. However, we can still alter the variable occupation optional string!

So, what's happening here? 

The constant iron3 (should have been iron man 3...sorry folks) is basically a pointer to that particular object, which you cannot alter. Nonetheless, you can still change the variable property of the constant object being pointed to.

Line 29-41

This section is to show Structs are completely immutable when declared as a constant. This can be seen at the error shown on line 41.

Why?

A couple of tutorials ago where iDrawCode covered the difference between Structs and Classes may help. The key is: When we assign the constant of the struct, we are copying the value. However, for classes, we are making reference to the class, which points to it in memory, and hence, allows us to make changes to the variables in the object.

Well, that's a quick one, but hopefully a useful one when you encounter Constants in the future. Hope you are enjoying my video formats too! =]

PS: Sorry about the typo, "Geniues" --> "genius". 

[scottcornwall-blog]

I tell people about the text one - a lot.

[scottcornwall-blog]

When Apple‘s Photostream Doesn't work. Low Battery.

Anyone noticed that photostream on iOS does not upload when the battery is low? It's true. Seem to be noticing that after I plugged in the cable - 11% - all the photos I had taken on my iPhone 5 wouldn't transfer to the iPad via photostream. After troubleshooting myself a bunch, I came up empty, but found the following online, which appears to be true: According to this : http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3989 "...under the "I don't see photos in My Photo Stream on my iOS device.", it says "Ensure that your iOS device has not fallen below 20% battery power. To preserve battery life, Photo Stream downloading and uploading are disabled when the battery reaches this threshold. Downloading and uploading will resume once you charge your device and the battery charge is greater than 20%." Which would make sense I guess, you wouldn't want your battery draining away because it was busy uploading photos. I hadn't noticed before but it would make sense since uploading images takes a lot of power.