The latest versions of iOS for iPad include a great multitasking feature called Split View, which, much as it sounds, allows users to split the... Read More
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If you want to see multiple pages of a Pages app document open at the same time on iPad, you can use the “Two Pages”... Read More
If you interact with the Files app frequently in iOS, you might be pleased to discover that the Files app offers a quick and easy... Read More
Sometimes you may need to forcibly restart an iPad Pro, usually because of some freezing software or buggy behavior, but sometimes just as a general... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 04/02/2018 A lot of people are asking, "How do you use Voicemail Transcription on iPhone?" This voicemail-to-text feature on iPhone takes your voicemail audio and transcribes it so you can easily read the voicemail. Some love the feature, others hate it; the debate rages on. One thing is for certain: you can't turn Voicemail Transcription off at this time. And if you're wanting to use Voicemail Transcription on iPhone 6 or earlier, I'm afraid it isn't going to work. The feature itself is pretty easy to use, but it can be a little glitchy. If Voicemail Transcription is not working on your iPhone, check to make sure your phone is running the latest iOS. Nonetheless, we'll go over what to do if Voicemail Transcription is not working on your iPhone. Here's how to use the voicemail-to-text feature known as Voicemail Transcription on iPhone. ... Read More
By Becca Ludlum updated on 02/05/2018 If you can imagine it, there’s probably a way to do it with the iPhone. One of the things you might not know about your iPhone is how to hide text messages. It’s easier than you might think to hide text messages on iPhone. You can lock messages, hide messages, and even turn off message preview on iPhone so that your personal information stays just that...personal. There are even some secret texting app options on the market for iPhone. This makes it easy to figure out how to hide your messages on iPhone. If you are trying to figure out how to hide contacts on iPhone, we will cover that while discussing how to lock iPhone messages and how to find hidden text messages.... Read More
By Paula Bostrom updated on 03/22/2018 From big chain stores to small businesses, Apple Pay is accepted at over four million locations. Still, it's not always obvious whether or not a retailer accepts Apple Pay. If you want to know where Apple Pay is accepted, there are a couple different methods to use. I’ll include a general list of stores that you can use Apple Pay at; but it would be nearly impossible to list all the stores, which is why I’ll also give you some tips on how to find Apple Pay locations near you. You can actually view places that take Apple Pay in the Maps app on your iPhone or iPad, which is the most accurate way I’ve found for knowing what stores, whether local or corporate, accept Apple Pay. So, who accepts Apple Pay? Let’s take a look at where you can use Apple Pay.... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 04/02/2018 Every iPhone user needs a rugged protective case, and many iPhone users will also want to find the best waterproof case to protect their device from all of the elements. Users with one of the new iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus models are likely a bit weary of Apple’s reintroduction of the glass back. Which means it's time make sure it's shatterproof with an iPhone case that’s tough. Some of the best protective, heavy-duty iPhone 8 cases are already hitting the market. We’ll feature cases with military-grade drop protection, shock resistance, and who can forget the waterproof iPhone cases. Even though the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are water resistant, for those who want to swim with their iPhone, a waterproof case is still absolutely needed. However, we’ll also include cases for those solely concerned with drop protection, so you can find the most protective case for your iPhone 8. Let’s get to it. Here are the best protective cases for the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus: waterproof, rugged, and tough.... Read More
By Conner Carey on Fri, 12/15/2017 There are multiple ways to turn off your iPhone X. You can power off your device using the buttons, from within the Settings app, or you can perform a hard restart (aka a force shutdown) if needed. Generally you’ll use the first two methods for restarting your iPhone, but the third is good to do if your device freezes or is acting a bit too slow. We’ll go over each way for powering off and restarting your iPhone X and how to turn on your device once you’ve shut it down.... Read More
By Sarah Kingsbury on Tue, 09/19/2017 The new watchOS 4 is now available to install on your Apple Watch! September 19 is here, and users will be able to update to the much-anticipated watchOS 4. Anybody who is upgrading their Apple Watch will already have watchOS 4 installed when their new watch arrives, but you'll still want to upgrade your older Apple Watch if you won't be getting your new one right away. There are loads of new features in watchOS 4 that we’ll be covering in our daily tips in the coming months. Keep reading to learn how to update your Apple Watch to watchOS 4.... Read More
By Jim Karpen updated on 03/15/2018 We'll cover the best golf apps to improve your game, including golf apps for iPhone and Apple Watch. If you’re an avid golfer, your iPhone and Apple Watch can be a great boon to your game. Here, I'll include the best golf rangefinder, scorecard, and swing-tracking apps, as well as the best golf GPS apps for calculating distances. While all of these titles will work on your iPhone, a few rangefinder apps and swing analyzer apps also support the GPS-enabled Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 3 and the cellular-enabled Apple Watch Series 3, so you can glance at your wrist to determine the distance to the green. Here's the best golf apps for your iPhone and Apple Watch. ... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 01/03/2018 Live Photos on iPhone are three-second moving pictures that first appeared with the iPhone 6s. If you’re not sure how to take a Live Photo, you’ll be pleasantly surprised how easy it is. I leave my Live Photo feature on for my iPhone 8 Plus camera; that way, all of my photos are moving pictures. My dog Buddy passed away earlier this year, and I was really grateful to have all of the Live Photos of him. There’s a lot you can do with your iPhone moving pictures. We’ll cover how to take Live Photos, how to make your own live wallpaper with Live Photos, how to turn your Live Photo into a gif, how to use the new, improved iOS 11 Live Photo features, and much more. This is our complete guide to taking Live Photos; here’s everything you need to know about taking Live Photos on iPhone.... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 03/07/2018 Are you wondering, “what iPhone do I have?” You’ve come to the right place. Prior to iOS 10.3 on iPhone, it was not easy to figure out what iPhone model you had. If you were trying to identify your iPhone’s model, you’d need to find the model number and look it up. For devices running iOS 10.2.1 or older, we’ll cover how to tell what kind of iPhone you have based on the model numbers assigned to each iPhone generation. But if you’ve upgraded to iOS 10.3 or later on an iPhone 5 or later, figuring out what iPhone you have is finally as easy as it should be. Here’s how know what kind of iPhone you have.... Read More
By Leanne Hays on Sat, 05/12/2018 You may have heard or read the acronym VPN in recent news stories about internet privacy and security and wondered, "what is VPN?" VPN stands for Virtual Private Network, an extension of a private network over a public one that allows users to send and receive data safely, securely, and anonymously so that hackers, websites, and advertisers can't access it. In addition to addressing privacy concerns like hacking and malware, a VPN allows users to remotely utilize the private internal systems and features of workplace and other networks without being on site. If you work from home, travel, or enjoy taking your tablet or laptop to the coffee shop to catch up on emails, social networking, or banking, it's time to join a Virtual Private Network! Before picking the best VPN service for your needs, there are a few things to learn. Let's get started familiarizing ourselves with Virtual Private Networks. ... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 03/07/2018 So you want to know how to hide photos on your iPhone, eh? Well the iPhone doesn’t really allow you to create a private photo album even though your photos are techincally hidden. Hiding picture on your iPhone within the Photos app has some big loopholes that makes it easy for someone to find the photos you mean to keep private. Which is why we’ll go over how to hide photos with the built-in 'private' photo album, yes, but also how to lock photos away on iPhone so that they are hidden behind a passcode. We consider this the way to really, truly hide photos on iPhone. But for even more security, you can also use an app to hide photos in a secret photo album on iPhone. Here’s how to hide photos on iPhone by creating a locked photo album.... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 03/19/2018 It doesn’t matter if you want to hide apps on an iPhone 8 or X or an iPhone 5—you can hide apps from your iPhone or iPad Home screen regardless of what device you have, so long as it’s running iOS 10 or later. Users have been trying to figure out how to hide apps on their iPhones for years, and we’re especially keen on hiding Apple stock apps. Plus, a lot of people want to know how to hide their apps on iPhone from themselves: out of sight out of mind, eh? And it makes sense: Spotlight search allows you to easily find any app on your device, so why not hide them? While there is no official method on iPhone for hiding apps, smart users across the web have figured out a couple different ways to hide apps on their iPhone. And, of course, if you have iOS 10 or later, you can hide apps by Apple, such as iTunes Store, Calculator, Reminders, and more. We’ll go over a few different ways you can hide apps on your iPhone, as well as how to find those hidden apps on your iPhone later on.... Read More
By Conner Carey updated on 03/26/2018 Do you have an individual contact you'd like to silence for awhile? Maybe you’re on a date and don’t want to receive texts from that contact who likes to embarrass you in awkward situations. Or perhaps you’re in a meeting and don’t want to be disturbed by non-work-related calls or texts while you’re at the office. Whatever the reason, you can turn on Do Not Disturb mode on your iPhone for individual contacts with iOS 11. Do Not Disturb mode is indicated by the crescent moon symbol to the left of your selected contact, and allows you to mute texts and calls from the person you don't want interrupting you. Here’s how to turn on or off Do Not Disturb for one contact on iPhone.... Read More
