Back Tap transforms the Apple logo located on the rear side of your iPhone into a covert button with concealed functions. This innovation allows you to designate various actions to the logo, adding an extra layer of utility.  For instance, you can configure the logo to capture a screenshot upon a double tap or initiate Shazam upon a triple tap. Alternatively, you have the option to establish a Siri Shortcut for the double and triple taps, facilitating actions like contacting your significant other! But here’s the thing, Back Tap isn’t turned on automatically. You’ve gotta set it up yourself. So,

Apple rarely introduces entirely new products on a regular basis. Most of the time, they release updated versions of their existing products, as was the case with the recent iPhone 14. However, today marks a significant milestone as Apple unveils a groundbreaking XR headset that combines virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) capabilities. This marks Apple’s first major product launch since 2015 when they introduced the original Apple Watch. The newly launched headset is officially named Apple Vision Pro. Judging from the launch event, it’s evident that Apple has invested considerable effort into developing this device, and its success