Older Siri Remotes Now Show Up in Find My With iOS 27.2

With iOS 27.2 and tvOS 27.2, second- and third-generation Siri Remotes can be tracked using the Find My app. There has been an option to locate a lost ‌Siri‌ Remote with an iPhone since iOS 17, but remotes did not previously show up in the ‌Find My‌ app. Locating a remote had to be done with the Apple TV Remote widget in the Control Center, which made the option hard to find.

Supported ‌Siri‌ Remotes are now listed in the ‌Find My‌ app right alongside other devices, a more intuitive option for iOS and macOS users. With the upcoming fourth-generation ‌Apple TV‌ 4K, Apple is adding a speaker and Precision Finding to the ‌Siri‌ Remote to make it easier to find when misplaced. Older remotes are not able to play a sound and do not have Precision Finding.

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Apple’s first foldable is getting a crash course in first-generation problems. Apple finally breaks its silence on iPhone Duo’s cracked screens.

Mobile Apple finally breaks its silence on iPhone Duo’s cracked screens Apple’s first foldable is getting a crash course in first-generation problems. The admission follows CEO John Ternus’s recent claim that early Android foldables were “kind of cheap and crappy.” Apple says only a small number of units are affected and advises owners experiencing problems to contact AppleCare for a replacement.

Getting to know your remote a little better makes it a lot easier to navigate the Apple TV menus. Your Apple TV remote has handy shortcuts most people never use.

Apple may have taken its sweet time joining the foldable party, but it hasn’t escaped the growing pains that greeted some of its Android rivals years ago. Just days after the $1,999 iPhone Duo went on sale, Apple has officially acknowledged reports of inner displays cracking near the hinge.

It’s an uncomfortable development for a company that waited years to get foldables right, especially after its CEO recently took a swipe at earlier attempts. In a statement shared with Apple confirmed: The response to iPhone Duo from early users has been incredibly positive, and we are seeing exciting things from developers who are rapidly updating their apps to take advantage of its unique form factor.

People can do more with this little oblong doodad than just browse streaming apps for something to watch. There’s a whole hidden world in there, for those willing to experiment.

We are aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units.

Here’s some of the handy shortcuts and useful little things that people can do with the remote that accompanies an Apple TV streaming box. Force quit apps This is a shortcut that most people know, but is always worth repeating.

It’s extremely easy to force-quit apps on an Apple TV box. All you have to do is double-press the Home/Control Center button on the remote.

That’s the button with the TV on it, which is typically located on the right just above the volume controls.