Watch the video!https://youtu.be/MutvkYOEoikIn the News blog post for October 29, 2021:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2021/10/in-the-news601.htmlSharing a .1 UpdateiPod Birthday!3 Cheers (Ears) for AirPods 3BONUS #1: Three dots and a shelfBONUS #2: The curve on the Apple WatchBrett’s “Time Waster” Tip: Memoji Master!Jeff’s iOS Notes Tip: Share and Collaborate in NotesChance Miller: iOS 15.1 is rolling out to iPhone users today, here’s what’s new Parker Ortolani: Here are some of the best SharePlay apps for iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1Dan Moren: Twenty years ago, the iPod paved the way for Apple’s successWeekend Update: Tina Fey (with Fred Armisen as Steve Jobs)Chris Welch: Apple AirPods (Third-Gen) Review: New Design, Same AppealBrian Heater: Apple AirPods 3 review: Blurring the lineJeff’s Post: Three dots and a shelfScott Stein: How Apple's larger-screen Apple Watch is opening up new ideasBrett’s “Time Waster” Tip: It’s time to create your Memoji! (You’ll thank me later … after you realized you spent 2 hours customizing your Memoji! It’s SO FUN!) To create your Memoji, you can go into your iMessages app, or even go into your Contacts and change pictures (or your own picture). Tap the + button and customize away! Your Memoji automatically become sticker packs that live in your keyboard and you can use them in Messages, Mail, and some third-party apps. Also new Memoji customizations in iOS 15.  Jeff’s iOS Notes Tip: View activity in a shared note in the Notes app. In an open shared note, to see who made changes, what they changed, and when they did so:1. Swipe to the right; or2. At the top of the screen, tap the icon of a person with a plus sign and then tap Show HighlightsHow do you share a note?1. When you are looking at the note, tap the top right icon (circle with three dots) then select Share Note; or2. When looking at a list of notes, swipe right-to-left across a note to see the Share Note icon3. Before you share the note, you can tap on Share Options to decide if the person can make changes or view only, and whether the person can add other people to the note.Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.com Jeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com  Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com