Apple has announced two new AirPods features coming to some existing models – including bringing back a feature from the EarPods days … Camera control You may recall that back in the wired ...

Since the National Science Foundation coined the acronym STEM in 2001, K–12 educators have been refining their approaches to science, technology, engineering and math. STEAM emerged around 2006 to ...

Another feature expected to draw attention is camera control via AirPods. This long-requested capability could finally allow users to snap a photo on their iPhone or iPad by tapping the stem of their ...

Camera Trigger – Remember when you could snap photos using wired EarPods? That functionality is making a comeback. A press on the AirPods stem will trigger your iPhone camera.

The third feature is one of those "can't believe they didn't do it years ago" ones: controlling your camera shutter with your AirPods stem, just like you can do with the volume control on EarPods.

The promise of stem cell therapy is powerful. Scientists can draw versatile cells from the human body and deliver them to repair injuries and fight disease from the inside out. But not all stem ...

As for preventing you from swallowing an AirPod while you fall asleep, that’s on you. Also, users may soon be able to trigger their iPhone or iPad camera with a tap on the AirPods stem—a modern ...

Fat + PRP + Stem Cells: This trio targets skin texture and scar appearance, working together to rebuild skin layers. Stem Cells + Fractional CO₂ Laser: This combo enhances collagen remodeling.

The final step is to install a new valve stem. Again, the procedure for this will depend on what tool you have. If you have a valve stem puller like the CKAuto, you'll need a tire iron or two to ...

Stem cell therapy is an emerging treatment for type 2 diabetes. Although it’s not yet FDA-approved in the United States, it is a rapidly expanding and promising field of research. Stem cells are ...

The EarPods are Apple's wired headphones, and they can be bought with a choice of connector, including a standard 3.5mm audio jack, Apple's proprietary Lightning connector, and the newer USB-C style.