When Apple’s engineers designed iOS, they took the opportunity to pare away behaviors and usage patterns that were unnecessary in a modern operating system running on tightly controlled hardware. Two of the most obvious were quitting apps and restarting/shutting down the device. However, those capabilities had to remain accessible somehow. Read more
Don’t want iPhone or iPad apps to update or transmit data in the background when not in use? You can turn that feature off easily in iOS.
Not everyone knows how to do everything on an iPhone, and sometimes it isn’t immediately obvious how some seemingly simple tasks could be performed. AppleInsider shows you how to do some of those tasks that are commonly searched for on Google, in just minutes. Click here…
The Control Center on iOS is very useful, yet many people don’t use it to quickly access common functions. There are many buttons that you can add to Control Center that add even more. If you have an iPhone or iPad you should take the time to look at all of the buttons to get the most from your device. Watch MacMost tutorial here…
My wife recently cracked the screen on her iPad. If you’ve recently cracked your iPhone or iPad screen, you should know your options when it comes to repairs. In this short video, David A. Cox will present you with a few of your options. Depending on where you live may dictate the best solution, so keep that in mind. Here are links to everything you’ll need.