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28 Mar 2022 · 3 minutes read
· by Josephine Nuamah

How to build your Apple Ecosystem

Apple for years has made it possible to sync their range of products together to build an integrated system for users.

Here, we will talk about how and what you can do to optimise your Apple devices to create one seamless experience; whether you are a seasoned Apple user or a novice to the ecosystem.

The Ecosystem

An Apple ecosystem is not just a singular product. It is the exclusive lifestyle that is available when entering into the realm of products Apple has to offer. Whether that be your iPhone, iPad, MacBook or Apple Watch, you can have universal control for an unlimited amount of applications. Once you are immersed into the ecosystem, you will never feel the need to switch out.

The framework of the Apple ecosystem is based on the ability to log into your devices through Apple ID. This accessibility allows you to extend your workspace between common applications in MacOS, iPadOS and iOS for example at your own convenience.

 

The gateway to the system usually begins with the iPhone – in a way, this bridges the ecosystem together.
A Mac or iPad is an easy way to start building your system as each product has very similar application to the iPhone to create the smooth experience of continuity.

Smartwatches have become very popular particularly with the working person to be able to answer calls and reply to messages which the Apple watch can do and provide even more features when associated with other Apple products.

AirPods can effortlessly be connected to each Apple product for easy access to the content you want to listen to.

The Apple Home Pod works in similar ways to the Google Home and the Amazon Alexa to sustain the trend of smart home control.

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Ecosystem Features

 The most common ecosystem features are those synchronised through iCloud. If you receive a message on your phone, this can be pinged to all devices. Your Mac is able to send and answer calls even if your phone is not in the same room.

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AirDrop has made sending files, photos and more to yourself and other Apple devices simpler by just a tap. All you need to do is turn on the function to enable your Apple product to be able to send and receive. It doesn’t even require Wi-Fi!
AirPlay even allows you to share audio such as music with other AirPod users on iPhones so each person can enjoy the experience.
Sidecar allows you to wirelessly extend your display from your Mac to your iPad to utilise more of your screen or, duplicate your workspace for a better sharing experience. Alongside this, continuity Markup allows you to make notes on your iPad using your finger or Apple pencil which automatically inserts to the document on your other Apple device. 

Apple Pay is available through MacBook’s or iPad’s using the touch ID function for a simple and safe way to complete purchases online.

The Apple Watch auto unlock feature means you can quickly log into your MacBook without the need to typing in your password. Great for when you need to step away without any delay. 

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With all these features, it is needless to say that the Apple ecosystem is a sustains our needs as we continuously venture into a more innovative world.

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Published 28 Mar 2022 by Josephine Nuamah
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Josephine Nuamah
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When Josephine isn't busy dealing with customer queries....she is busy getting all the latest content about trends in technology.

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