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Televisions are another example. Many modern televisions come with an effect known as motion smoothing (or interpolation) turned on (motion smoothing) to make videos look like they’re playing at higher frames per second, which supposedly makes very fast-moving scenes look more detailed. However, on many occasions, especially when you’re watching movies, it creates a soap opera effect that many consider to look fake. This is the setting that many techies immediately turn off on a TV.

Our electronic devices are among the most expensive purchases in our household, so it’s worth taking a closer look and changing the default settings to get the most out of their benefits. Here’s what some tech reporters — myself among them — are always changing to make our phones, computers, and TVs work better.

Apple’s iPhones

Apple iPhones come with several settings that are disabled at the factory and need to be turned on to make the device more convenient to use and take better photos.

• Unlock an iPhone with a mask on. Although the mandatory use of masks has already been eliminated in many places, many people still use them to feel safe, especially indoors. One of the biggest hassles of using an iPhone was having to enter an unlock code, instead of using Face ID, when wearing a mask. Recent versions of Apple’s iOS now allow iPhone users to unlock the device without removing their mask. go to Settings → Face ID & Passcode → Face ID with Mask and touch to activate it (green).

• Record 4K video. To make the iPhone camera record video at its full resolution, go to Settings → Camera → Record Video and choose a 4K option. (I prefer “4K 30fps” because it works well when uploading videos to social media apps and internet sites like YouTube.) The downside is that 4K recordings will take up more digital storage space on the iPhone. However, if you paid for that amazing camera, why not put it to good use?

• Activate the camera grid. In digital photography, photographers use various composition techniques to make photos more aesthetic. The iPhone camera has a setting to display a crosshair to help compose shots. go to Settings → Camera → Grid and activate the option.

Android cell phones

Android phones also include controls that have to be turned on or changed to make the screen look better and the phone easier to use.

• Change the color profile of the screen. Many Android phones come with large, bright screens, but their colors can look oversaturated or too blue. Ryne Hager, an editor for the Android Police tech blog, says he often changes the default color profile when setting up a new Android phone. Instructions may vary from model to model. For Samsung cell phones, go to Settings → Display → Screen mode → Natural. For Pixel phones, go to Settings → Display → Colors → Natural.

• Modify the shortcuts. On Android phones, you can customize the Quick Settings menu to set shortcuts to features you use often. Swipe down from the top of the smartphone screen and swipe down again. If you press the icon that looks like a pencil, you can choose to add tiles that allow you to, for example, activate hotspots or hotspot to share your phone’s cellular connection with a computer.

• Activate the camera grid. Similar to iPhones, some Android phones can also display a grid to make photo composition easier. On Pixel phones, open the camera app, swipe down from the top of the screen, tap the gear icon, and go to Grid type → 3×3.

Mac computers

On Macs, where Apple users tend to get their work done, it’s helpful to configure Settings to eliminate distractions and complete tasks faster. That means disabling some features that are enabled out of the box and enabling some hidden features.

• Activate a shortcut to show the desktop. Minimizing and moving windows around just to find a file on your desktop can be tedious. The first thing I do with any Mac is activate a shortcut that instantly hides all windows to show the desktop. go to System Preferences → Mission Control → Show Desktop and choose which key you want the shortcut to execute. (I use the “fn” key on my MacBook keyboard).

• Turn off notifications for distracting apps like Messages. In an age of endless video calls, it’s definitely not convenient that text messages are bombarding your screen and making sounds when you’re in a meeting. You just have to turn off those notifications permanently. go to System Preferences → Notifications & Focus → Messages → Allow Notifications and turn it off (grey). In this menu, disable notifications from any other noisy apps.

• Adds the Bluetooth icon to the menu bar. Most of us use Bluetooth accessories like wireless headphones and mice, so to make it easy to connect and disconnect these devices on a Mac, it’s helpful to have quick access to the Bluetooth menu. go to Bluetooth, System Preferences → Bluetooth → Show Bluetooth in menu bar and check the box. This will display the Bluetooth icon in the upper right portion of the screen, where you can quickly connect and disconnect headphones and other wireless accessories.

Windows computers

Like Macs, Windows computers by default throw us tons of notifications, but what’s most frustrating is the multiple low and high-pitched beeps that sound when an error occurs. Kimber Streams, who edits on Wirecutter and tests laptops, turns off all those annoying sounds.

• Turn off notifications. go to Settings → System → Notifications. Uncheck all the boxes and change the setting to disable all notifications.

• Turn off all system sounds. go to Settings → System → Sound → More sound settings → Sounds → Sound scheme: no sounds and click on Apply.

televisions

Almost all televisions come with factory settings that are far from ideal to display the best picture.

With any TV, it’s worth adjusting the colors, brightness, and contrast to suit your space. There is no universal set of steps because the best fit will differ with every TV and living room. However, there are helpful TV calibration tools that can make the process easier, including my favorite tool, world of wonder from Disney, a Blu-ray Disc with instructional videos for changing your TV’s settings.

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