In iOS 12, Apple added a new Effects camera in Messages that's similar to the live camera features in Snapchat and Instagram, allowing you to ...

But let’s focus on the new translation feature using the camera. Translate using the iPhone and iPad camera There are two different ways to translate text using the camera in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16.

With Apple's Live Text feature in iOS 15, you can capture text via the camera app, allowing you to copy and paste it to apps like iMessage, and more.

Using Live Text in Camera In order to use Live Text, you’ll need an iPhone XS or newer in addition to iOS 15. Check out our guide for more on which iOS 15 features work on which devices.

You can instantly translate foreign language text to English and other languages using the iPhone's Camera app in iOS 16.

Text effects can be a nice option to use to emphasize excitement and frustration, or to get your point across in a conversation. Here are the ways you can use text effects in the Messages app.

To use the new iMessage platform, you need to have iOS 10 at the very least installed on your default texting device. To get the full experience, both you and the recipient need iMessage.

Apple has expanded its Live Text feature from images to video in iOS 16. Here's how to capture text from a video frame, all on your iPhone.

How to scan and copy any text using the iPhone camera Live Text is a really simple feature that will be automatically enabled on your iPhone after you upgrade to iOS 15.

iOS 12 adds a range of fun filters and camera effects to the Messages app on iPhone and iPad. Here's how to liven up your conversations ...

Cameras can recognize text in the real world, like a recipe or a business card, and easily copy and paste it into a text message, document or note.

Apple's native texting app Messages will soon have a new camera with stickers, filters, and text effects. The built-in camera appears to have been inspired by social media cameras like Snapchat ...