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One thing that power users used to do, is explore the control panels and preferences for the system and the apps they use to see what features can be turned on.
by GeekyBear 4y ago
One thing that power users used to do, is explore the control panels and preferences for the system and the apps they use to see what features can be turned on.
One of the Youtubers, who had previously been a lifetime Windows user, complained that he loved using iMessage on his laptop, but it didn't receive his SMS messages like his phone does.
After getting a ton of comments suggesting that it was a feature you have to turn on in the preferences, his next video was him being amazed that the phone would not only forward him the SMS messages, but that the Mac would recognize SMS messages with two factor verification codes and offer to fill them into the proper place automatically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8Xjz5v0jDw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8Xjz5v0jDw
- joeman1000 4y agoIt’s those little QoL upgrades which puts macOS/iOS etc. in a league of its own. The integration you get out of the box is what sells me on Apple stuff now. I think the average person doesn’t notice or care about these little things, and so windows does the job for them. I live in my computer though, so I notice everything.