iPad/iPhone News

Why you should never put a wet iPhone in a bowl of rice

Stick it in a bowl of uncooked rice and wait is bogus.

Repurposing an old device can save money and postpone another purchase, but a second life isn’t always useful or responsible.

Blame it on RAMageddon

If you live in a place where Apple Maps goes one-on-one with Google Maps, then you shouldn’t even look further than Apple Maps for your navigation.

Most retired devices still have a working display, usable cameras and enough battery life for undemanding tasks. A...

A new leak suggests Apple could raise iPhone 17 prices as soon as the week beginning August 10. Apple already hiked...

Apple Maps has steadily improved over the years, but it still needs to catch up with Google Maps, especially in places...

Apple today updated its U.S. trade-in estimates, raising values for most iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models and...

Charging your iPhone to 100% won’t instantly fry your battery. But regularly keeping it at full charge for hours...

Apple's iPad was an instant hit when the company launched the first one back in 2010. For starters, it looked pretty...

A SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) is a tiny bit of circuitry that uniquely identifies your cellular modem in a phone,...

In a pinch, you can charge your AirPods with your iPhone. This feature can prove very convenient if you know how to...

Your iPhone and iPad are more than just a smartphone or tablet; they hold vital information. Apple provides various...

On Monday, just under a month following the arrival of the ssecurity-focused iOS 26.5.2, Apple ade iOS 26.6 available...

The upcoming release of iOS 26.6 [July 27] marks the final major update for iOS 26, bringing a combination of...

Messages is the default chat app for billions of Apple users. If you have an Apple device (but particularly an...