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Apple iOS Shortcuts

Por: Forbes Tech February 25, 2023

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There is a common saying in the United Kingdom that I love: “It does what it says on the tin.” Basically, it means that the name (on the product or app, in this case) is an accurate description of what you will find inside, of the item’s qualities or capabilities. The Apple iOS Shortcuts App — it does what it says on the tin. TJ McCue iPhone 14 Shortcuts App screenshotTJ McCue The app’s name contains it — a method to create a... + full article



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