doesnt work on my phone---in settings its enabled
plug in and put on side and when i tap the screen, the old lockscreen shows

Your iPhone has a built-in feature that lets you convert any currency quickly. And what’s more, it couldn’t be easier to use.
While there are several ways of converting cash and looking up exchange rates using your iPhone (from Spotlight Search to asking Siri), this nifty feature works faster and a little more discreetly.

If you’ve ever been travelling abroad and needed to translate foreign costs from a restaurant menu, price tag, or supermarket till, you’ll know how useful it can be to subtly convert prices on the fly.

The feature was first introduced by Apple with iOS 16. One of the best additions to the update was the expansion of its Live Text function, which enables iPhone users to identify text in an image, then copy, paste, share, search for, and even translate it. Your iPhone can do this by using something called Visual Look Up, which essentially performs searches on the contents of images and videos. It's one of our favorite iPhone features, and a big part of why we think iPhones are some of the best phones around.

Anyway, one of the clever new tricks added to the Live Text function included currency conversion. This means that by hovering over and zooming in on a price using your iPhone camera, you can get a real-time conversion in your own region’s currency within seconds.

So, next time you’re on holiday and you come across a price tag displaying a foreign currency, follow these easy steps to convert it.

How to convert currency quickly using Visual Look Up on your iPhone
Open Settings > Camera
Toggle on Show Detected Text
Point your Camera at prices
Tap Live Text
View currency

1. Go to Settings > Camera
Open the Settings app, then scroll down and tap Camera.


2. Toggle on Show Detected Text
Now toggle on Show Detected Text.


3. Point your camera at prices
Open the Camera app and point the camera at the price you want to convert. For example, this could be a menu, a sign, or a price tag. Ensure the price is in focus, clear and within the yellow frame.


4. Tap Live Text
Tap the Live Text icon in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. Notice that the price to be converted is showing in the bottom left. You can tap More to change the price to be converted, if there are multiple on screen.


5. View Currency
From here, a conversion option will appear in the lower left-hand corner where you can view the currency compatible with the region your iPhone is set to.


Source: This iPhone camera trick converts any currency instantly — try it now

Got problem with Siri. Doesn't work. Tried setting up again and it can't recognize what I'm saying

News said after update to IOS17, Battery drain fast and device very hot till can cook egg

News said after update to IOS17, Battery drain fast and device very hot till can cook egg

News said after update to IOS17, Battery drain fast and device very hot till can cook egg

ya, battery drain faster....but didn't get hot

Just battery drain faster even without using it, been using few days.....roughly 15-20% drop faster compare previous ios16

iOS just released today... how come you already use for few days?

no such issue for me

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Also, finally, we can select two different tones for two mobile no. (useful for dual SIMs), though this has been available on Android for years.

After updating to ios17, all my favourite transfers in Maybank MAE app all gone. I deleted the app and reinstalled. So now i try requesting the OTP but the OTP never comes. What is going on?