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How to use TestFlight on iPhone and iPad to beta test apps
Developers make it possible for users to access millions of apps from the App Store that are integral to Apple’s success. To help developers create these great apps, Apple offers a handful of advanced dev tools like Xcode, TestFlight, and…
How to use Apple Books on like a pro!
Maybe you’re new to the Apple Books app or just haven’t had the time to explore its various features. To make the most out of this handy reading tool, check out these tips that’ll turn you into an Apple Books…
How to open a note in Pages app on iPhone, iPad and Mac
If you love jotting down ideas in the Notes app but wish to share them on a universal platform, then you’re in luck. With iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma, users can now effectively share Apple Notes to the Pages app.…
Safari not loading images on iPhone or iPad? 10 Ways to fix it!
Whether it’s the ability to send your tabs over to other Apple devices using Handoff or protect your privacy with Intelligent Tracking Prevention, Safari is full of useful features. However, this doesn’t mean it’s perfect. There’s a possibility that you…
How to check your location history on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Devices like iPhones and Macs have woven themselves so seamlessly into our routines that stepping out without them seems unthinkable. Given these devices are constantly with you, you’d most probably leverage its Location Services for things like food delivery or…
How to drop a pin in Apple Maps on iPhone or iPad
Did you know that you can drop a pin on any location in Apple Maps and come back to it later? Oh yes, mark it up to use it as you see fit, from saving the location for a future…
How to tag someone in Notes app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Things to remember: The Notes folder must be synced to iCloud and shared with the person you want to tag. All participants must have iPhones running iOS 16 or later or Macs running Ventura or later The Notes app is…
How to convert Keynote Presentation to PowerPoint on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
As a university instructor in the past, being able to create Keynote presentations from scratch or make quick changes directly from my iPhone — usually while traveling — is pretty convenient. But one of Apple’s known downsides is its exclusive ecosystem,…
How to customize Lock Screen in iPadOS 17
iPadOS 17 comes with a number of new features, and everyone’s attention was drawn to the revamped Lock Screen. The Lock Screen on your iPad can now be uniquely customized like never before. And if that’s not enough, you can…
iPadOS 17 new features and compatible devices
The iPad remains a favorite because of its portability, function, and versatility. In the WWDC 2023 last June 5, 2023, Apple introduced the new iPadOS 17, showcasing numerous enhancements and novel features available to iPad users in the latest software…
How to use Final Cut Pro on iPad: A complete guide!
Apple has finally made Final Cut Pro – the gold standard of video editing – available for iPad and iPad Pro. In this article, I’ll take you through the complete guide to using Final Cut Pro on iPad with its…
How to hide IP address in Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Your IP address reveals your rough location and links your browsing together. Here is why hiding it matters, and how to do it in Safari using iCloud Private Relay or a VPN on every device.
How to set alphanumeric passcode on iPhone or iPad
A numeric passcode is guessable in a way a password is not. Here is why an alphanumeric passcode meaningfully improves iPhone security, and how to set a custom one in Settings.
How to turn on Wi-Fi Assist on iPhone or iPad
Wi-Fi Assist quietly switches to cellular when Wi-Fi degrades, which helps connectivity and hurts data caps. Here is what it does, how to toggle it, and when leaving it off makes sense.
What is Apple Rapid Security Response, and how to enable it?
Have you heard rumblings about a new Apple feature for security updates on iPhone, iPad, and Mac? Called Rapid Security Response, this feature can keep your devices up to date when a defect is found in a recent system upgrade.…
How to turn off Active Status in Facebook on iPhone and iPad
Being visibly online invites messages you may not want. Here is how to switch off Active Status in the Facebook app on iOS, and how to control who can see you online from a browser.
How to fix autocorrect not working on iPhone or iPad
When messaging anyone on your iPhone, the best way to type out the words is by utilizing the Auto-Correction and predictive text features. Auto-Correction uses the dictionary on your iPhone to check for spellings you type and corrects them if…
How to use templates in Reminders app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Do you find yourself reusing the same lists in the Reminders app? Maybe it’s a grocery, packing, or back-to-school list. You can avoid creating the same list repeatedly by using a template. In this article, I’ll show how you can create…
How to import Google contacts to iPhone or iPad: 2 Easy ways
Switching from Android leaves your contacts stranded in Google. Here are two ways to bring them onto an iPhone, and the fixes for when Gmail contacts refuse to appear.
How to use Guides in Apple Maps on iPhone, iPad or Mac
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a lengthy vacation, you likely want to find places to visit while you’re there. Using Guides in Apple Maps, you can not only collect the locations you want to see but also have…
How to play with friends in Game Center on iPhone or iPad
Game Center links your App Store games into one social layer with friends, achievements, and leaderboards. Here is how to set it up, manage your friends list, and send challenges.
How to use Follow Up in Mail app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
With the number of emails we send these days, it can be hard to keep up with whether or not we receive responses to them all. As a reminder, you can use the Follow Up feature in Apple Mail for…
How to use Smart Folders in Notes on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Having trouble organizing or finding the notes you need? With Smart Folders in Apple Notes, you can set up folders that automatically include specific notes. This gives you a great way to stay organized and on top of the notes…
How to turn off iCloud Private Relay on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Things to know about iCloud Private Relay: The feature is available with iCloud+ and only works with Safari. You can easily turn off iCloud Private Relay on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. If a website or network doesn’t work with Private…
How to change default browser on iPhone and iPad
Since iOS 14, links can open in a browser other than Safari. Here is how to make Chrome your default on iPhone and iPad, and how to add it to your dock and Home Screen.
DaVinci Resolve for iPad: A detailed guide to use key features
DaVinci Resolve is a color correction, audio post-production, and high-quality video editing software that has been used for years by Mac, Windows, and Linux users. Well, DaVinci Resolve is now available to iPad users as well. Explore our complete guide…
How to compress PDF file size on iPhone and iPad (4 Ways)
Compressing huge PDF files is one of the greatest ways to save space on your iPhone. However, in most methods, there is a high chance that the quality of the file may get hampered in the compressed version. So in this…
11 Ways to secure your Apple ID on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Your Apple ID is your key to accessing Apple services such as the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, etc. Besides, it contains your contact, payment, and security information you use across these services. Therefore, you need to keep your Apple…
How to change Calendar color on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
The Calendar app on Apple devices has several beneficial features like sharing the calendar with other users, creating and editing events, sending or replying to invitations, and much more. My favorite feature among them all is the ability to color…
How to change your AirDrop name on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
When using AirDrop, ensure your name is professional and accurate, making it easy for others to identify your device.