Watch the video!https://youtu.be/Dc2W_m0l6noIn the News blog post for March 31, 2023:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/03/in-the-news669.htmlLong Past the Ides of MarchLots of Nice 16.4 SurprisesClassical VibesWWDC Calendar Invitation!Grand Central AppleHello There!Apple Watch OverboardDrive Your Digital Books Over to LibbyTetris TVKissing Your iPhone GoodbyeBrett’s iTip: Optimize Your iPhone Storage for PhotosJeff’s App: GoodNotes Update Bring Easy Access Pen Widths & Colors Jeff: Apple releases iOS 16.4 and many other updatesJustin Meyers | Gadget Hacks: iOS 16.4 Has 53 New Features and Changes for iPhone You Won't Want to MissJohn Gruber | Daring Fireball: OS UpdatesKirk McElhearn | TidBITS: Apple Music Classical (Mostly) Plays the Right ChordsNathaniel Pangaro | AppleInsider: Inside Apple Grand Central retail: The Apple Store on a balconyMichael Potuck | 9to5Mac: Hello There iOS greeting card organizer gets auto card detection, hashtags, custom iconsFilipe Espósito | 9to5Mac: Lost Apple Watch survives hours at sea and is returned to its owner thanks to Find MySarah Perez | TechCrunch: Library e-book app OverDrive to shut down on May 1st, readers directed to Libby insteadAndrew Orr | AppleInsider: Play 'Tetris' and win one month Apple TV+ free trialOliver Haslam | iMore: This iPhone kissing machine is the weirdest accessory we’ve ever seenBrett’s iTip: Turn on “Optimize iPhone Storage” so full-resolution photos and videos are then transferred up to iCloud, while smaller, lower-resolution versions are kept on your device which take up less space. Go to Settings - iCloud (your picture) - iCloud - Photos and make sure “iCloud Photos” is toggled on and then make sure “Optimize iPhone Storage” is selected. If you want to access your higher-resolution photos and videos, you can go into the Photos app and download any file that's being optimized, but this requires a decent internet connection. Your more recently taken photos and videos may exist in full-resolution, so you won't need to download every photo or video.Jeff’s App: One of my favorite apps for the iPad that I use all the time is Goodnotes  for taking notes. In a recent update, they added the ability to add quick-access Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com