Apple is taking automation on its devices to the next level with major updates to the Shortcuts app. These new features are powered by Apple Intelligence and aim to make everyday tasks faster, smarter ...

One of the most common compliments – or complaints – that I often come across in the phone community is that the “iPhone just works.” It’s plenty fast, fluid, and user-friendly. For those who seek the ...

Simplify tasks using Apple Intelligence-powered Shortcuts in iOS 26. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac Shortcuts are more innovative than ever in iOS 26, thanks to Apple Intelligence. They now ...

Shortcuts help you automate tasks on Apple devices. Created inside the Shortcuts app, they let you mix and match different actions from across your applications and services. These things can work ...

iOS Shortcuts can turn your iPhone into a true productivity powerhouse. From downloading X or Spotify videos to sharing your ETA, logging water, ejecting water from speakers, or even automating ...

Long-time 9to5Mac readers will remember that the native Shortcuts app started as an indie project called Workflow, a clever, approachable tool that made automation fun and accessible to less technical ...

Automating tasks saves you time and boosts productivity in the long run, which I've observed in my many years of using Apple Shortcuts to automate everything from my Health data logs to app blocking.

With the first iOS 19 features announced, Apple has prepared us for a big WWDC 2025 keynote next month. Alongside exciting new accessibility features, the company also released a brilliant shortcut ...

Apple Shortcuts have transformed how you interact with your devices, offering a versatile toolkit to automate tasks, personalize your experience, and enhance productivity. These shortcuts are designed ...

Imagine effortlessly transforming your favorite Instagram recipes and travel reels into neatly organized, searchable notes, no screenshots, no endless scrolling, just pure convenience. Dan Rodriguez ...

Apple's autocorrect on iPhone and iPad always aims to help when you're typing a message, but it's by no means perfect, and some of the replacements it continually spews out can be frustrating.