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White Castle just made a huge change to its menu with a new kind of slider

White Castle just made a huge change to its menu with a new kind of slider

Published by Daniella Wilson

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more There’s a new slider in the castle, and it doesn’t want any beef. White Castle is expanding its menu with the permanent addition of the Southwest Veggie Slider on June 15. The meat-free slider, a first for the chain, boasts a Dr. Praeger’s vegetable-based patty made from sweet potatoes, black beans, corn, red bell peppers, onions and carrots, coated in a crispy brown rice crust. It’s seasoned with smoky chipotle and sweet barbecue flavors and comes topped with jalapeño cheese on White Castle’s signature slider bun, though customers can swap in American or cheddar cheese if they prefer. The slider starts at $2.49, depending on location, and joins the chain’s lineup alongside its beef, chicken and fish offerings. The new menu item was developed …

Get Rid of Your iPhone’s Annoying Alarm Slider in a Few Easy Steps

Get Rid of Your iPhone’s Annoying Alarm Slider in a Few Easy Steps

Published by skeptic

Alarms are annoying, even to people who set them. And if you can’t quickly turn off your alarm, you run the risk of waking up others near you. When Apple released iOS 26.1 in November, the company made it a little more difficult to turn off your iPhone’s alarm with a new slider. This slider replaces the Stop button when your alarm goes off. The change seemed to be designed to prevent you from accidentally turning off your alarm too quickly with a single tap when reaching for your phone. But the slider can cause you to stumble out of bed trying to figure out why your alarm won’t turn off despite pressing the Stop button like you have a thousand times in the past, all while your baby is now awake and crying, and the dog is barking which wakes up your wife, who is now asking what is happening. Hypothetically, that is. Thankfully, Apple also introduced a new setting that allows you to disable this slider. So if you loathe the Alarm slider …

There are Android brightness settings past the slider that I wish someone had told me about sooner

There are Android brightness settings past the slider that I wish someone had told me about sooner

Published by skeptic

Brightness is a smartphone display spec that seems to change every single year. The screen size, resolution, and refresh rate go unchanged for multiple smartphone generations, but manufacturers often give the maximum brightness a bump yearly to make you feel like you’re getting something new. It’s not a pointless upgrade — brightness is crucial to enjoying your phone daily. You want a phone that’s bright enough to maintain visibility outdoors, and can avoid thermal throttling under load. Conversely, you want a phone that can dim the display enough to protect your eyes in a dark room. Peak brightness is just one part of finding the best viewing experience for your Android phone. Software plays a major role, and I’m not talking about the brightness slider in the quick settings panel. There are deeper display and accessibility settings you need to know about, plus a clever way to reset wonky automatic brightness habits. If you’re not using them, you’re missing out on a better way to control your Android phone’s screen brightness. This setting makes your …

iOS 27 Liquid Glass Slider: How to Control iPhone Transparency

iOS 27 Liquid Glass Slider: How to Control iPhone Transparency

Published by skeptic

Apple’s iOS 27 update is set to prioritize stability, performance, and usability, marking a shift toward refinement over dramatic design changes. Expected to debut in beta at WWDC 2024, running from June 8–12, with a full release likely in September alongside the next iPhone lineup, this update aims to enhance your daily interactions with subtle yet impactful improvements. By focusing on practical enhancements, Apple seeks to deliver a smoother, more reliable experience for its users. The video below from iDeviceHelp gives us more details on what to expect from IOS 27. Core Enhancements: Stability, Performance and Battery Optimization If you’ve experienced frustrations with system crashes, sluggish app launches, or rapid battery drain, iOS 27 is designed to address these challenges head-on. Apple has placed a strong emphasis on system stability and performance optimization, ensuring faster response times and smoother interactions across all supported devices. Battery life has also been a key focus. By improving energy efficiency, iOS 27 promises to extend your device’s usability throughout the day, even under heavy usage. This is achieved through …

Apple is Aiming to Add a System-Wide Liquid Glass Slider to iOS 27

Apple is Aiming to Add a System-Wide Liquid Glass Slider to iOS 27

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In his Power On newsletter today, Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman said the latest internal version of iOS 27 does not have major Liquid Glass design changes, but there might be a new system-wide setting for precisely adjusting the look of the interface. iOS 26.1 lets you choose between “Clear” and “Tinted” options for Liquid Glass, with the “Tinted” look adding more opacity to user interface elements. And with iOS 27, which is expected to be released later this year, Apple might go even further. iOS 26.2 introduced a slider that allows you to manually adjust the opacity of Liquid Glass, but only for the Lock Screen’s clock. Starting with iOS 27, Gurman said the setting might be expanded to the entire operating system. Apple was initially working on a system-wide Liquid Glass slider for iOS 26, but it ran into engineering challenges when trying to extend it across the entire system, according to Gurman. However, he said Apple could go back to the drawing board and manage to get the system-wide slider working in an iOS …