If you often find yourself adding a track to an Apple Music playlist, going back, and then adding it to other playlists, iOS 26.4 includes an option that could save you bags of time: You can now select multiple playlists when adding a song.
Previously, tapping Add to Playlist would take you to a list of your playlists, and you could only pick one at a time. In iOS 26.4, there’s a new multi-select option that lets you check off as many playlists as you like in one go.
[mai mult...]In iOS, Apple’s Audio Zoom feature automatically focuses your iPhone’s microphones on whatever you’ve zoomed in on while recording video. It’s great for isolating a subject in a noisy environment, but it can also strip away the ambient sound that can give your footage a broader context. Fortunately, iOS 26.4 adds a dedicated toggle for Audio Zoom so you can decide for yourself when it’s truly required.
Audio Zoom is likely to be most useful if you’re recording at a concert, sporting event, or any scenario where you want to isolate a specific sound source from a noisy environment. But what if you want to capture the full acoustic experience rather than just the subject you’ve zoomed in on? In those situations, the audio narrowing effect could risk making your video sound flat and unnatural.
In iOS 26.4, Audio Zoom is on by default, but now you can also turn it off. If you haven’t updated yet, head to Settings ➝ General ➝ Software Update on your iPhone to download the latest version. Once you’re up and running, here’s how to find the setting:
[mai mult...]In this method, first, you need to add the sticker to the sticker gallery. Once in the sticker gallery, use the Markup editor in any app like Photos to paste the sticker on your picture as shown below:
[mai mult...]The NVIDIA app is a handy way to keep your system up to date with the latest drivers and to optimize the games you’re currently playing. If you’re encountering an error on startup that reads “There was a problem with the NVIDIA app,” then you’ll be looking for some ways to fix it. We’ve got some troubleshooters in this article to help.
Fixing “There Was a Problem With the NVIDIA App”
This error shows up when the NVIDIA app fails to open correctly. There can be a few causes for this, ranging from outdated software to backend conflicts. It’s also important to note that the NVIDIA app only supports graphics cards from the GeForce GTX 900 series and onwards. Regardless of the cause of your error, we’re here to help you get it sorted.
Restart the App
The first and most obvious troubleshooter is to restart the app and then your PC. Long-running programs and machines can become more erratic over time due to memory leaks and related issues.
Stop and Restart Services
Multiple NVIDIA services are running on your PC beyond the app. If one isn’t working properly, it might affect your app. Stopping and restarting these can fix the issue:
I have built up a rather large collection of movies and TV shows that I’ve ripped from Blu-ray discs. Every few years, I find I need a bigger hard drive to hold them all, and with the introduction of 4K Blu-ray, even my multi-terabyte drive is bursting at the seams. If only there was a better way to organize and consolidate all these files. It just so happens that Windows has the perfect solution in a feature called Storage Spaces.
If you use multiple drives to organize all your files, Storage Spaces can combine them into a pool that Windows sees as one unified volume—with one drive letter. This is a helpful alternative to having all your data spread across multiple internal and external storage locations in a disorganized fashion.
Storage Spaces also allows you to add redundancy: If one drive fails, you can pop in a new one and rebuild your storage space without losing any data.
If you’ve heard of RAID, Storage Spaces is similar, only it’s performed entirely in software—no need for an extra RAID controller card. The performance of your storage space won’t be as fast as it would be with a RAID card, but it’s significantly cheaper and easier to implement when you’re just getting started with these types of pooling technologies.
[mai mult...]Apple has changed how you dismiss iPhone alarms in iOS 26.1, and your morning muscle memory may have needed tweaking as a result. By default, the Clock app now requires a slide gesture to stop an alarm from the Lock Screen, replacing the previous tap-to-stop button that was redesigned in iOS 26. Snoozing still works with a simple tap, but turning off an alarm entirely demands the extra swipe motion.
The change appears designed to prevent accidental dismissals when you’re reaching for your phone in the morning. By requiring a more deliberate action, you’re less likely to silence your alarm when you meant to hit snooze. If you don’t like the change, you can revert the alarm interface back to the previous Stop button by following these steps.
[mai mult...]Apple’s redesigned Phone app in iOS 26 introduces a unified view that combines recents, favorite contacts, and search on a single screen. But if you prefer the familiar tabbed interface from iOS 18, you can easily switch back to the classic layout.
The new unified design consolidates recent phone activity into one streamlined view in which your favorite contacts appear at the top for quick access. You can navigate to Contacts, Keypad, and Search through the bottom tab bar, while screens for voicemail and missed calls can be accessed via the three-line icon in the top-right corner.
Switching Back to the Classic View
If you don’t get on with the new look in iOS 26, here’s how to revert to the traditional Phone app layout:
Buried within iOS 26 is a hidden history that lets you see every call you’ve ever exchanged with a specific contact, potentially going back years. You might not know it, but you can access this detailed call history on your iPhone in seconds.
Viewing the new extended history screen can come in handy when you need to recall when you last spoke with someone. It’s also pretty useful when you want to verify a call duration for whatever reason. Here’s how to get there.
Access Extended Call History
[mai mult...]In iOS 26, Apple Maps has a feature called Visited Places that when enabled automatically logs where you’ve been, with the aim of making it easier to revisit your favorite spots or to share locations with friends. While it can be useful for tracking your travels, you might prefer to keep your location history private.
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