Your iPhone’s passcode protects your phone from unauthorized users, but if you believe you don’t need it, you can turn it off. This leaves your iPhone open to anyone, and although we don’t recommend you do it, we’ll show you how it’s done. How-To Geek https://www.howtogeek.com/780019/how-to-turn-off-iphone-passcode/

It is an unfiltered truth that your photos and videos take up all storage in your iPhone and… iGeeksBlog https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-permanently-delete-photos-from-iphone-ipad/

Want to check the finer details while editing your videos on your iPhone? The Photos app lets you… iGeeksBlog https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-zoom-in-zoom-out-video-on-iphone-and-ipad/

The art of journaling has found a new home on our devices. Apple’s latest offering, the Journal app, integrates this age-old practice seamlessly into the iOS ecosystem for iPhone and iPad users. Whether you’re looking to document daily reflections, capture fleeting moments, or simply have a space for your thoughts, the Journal app is your […]

Apple says the AirTags’ CR2032 Lithium Coin batteries can last over a year with normal usage. Still, you need to periodically check on your AirTags’ battery life to avoid losing out on crucial features such as their precise location tracking. Apple AirTags are, without a doubt, a product of ingenuity. The nimble little tracking devices […]

When you download an app from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad, it comes in an encrypted format. This encryption is designed to prevent apps from being shared from one person to another, effectively stopping unauthorized installs. In addition to this, however, encrypted apps also present problems for software tinkerers. It’s important to […]

The Mail app is the default email client that lets you login to your email account and manage your mailbox. If you sign in with your work email, you can add your email signature for sending emails to your professional contacts on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The rise of spam and unwanted emails makes it […]

While Apple’s keyboards are usually big enough, it becomes a different story if you accidentally forget your glasses at home or have a medical condition. In this case, you can make the keyboard bigger on your iPhone and iPad. Keep reading to know more. Besides vision issues, there can be other reasons, medical or otherwise, […]

Apple lets you set a unique search engine for Safari’s private mode on an iPhone, iPad and Mac separately from the one you use for regular browsing. Separate search engines for regular and private browsing | Image: Christian Zibreg/iDBGoogle is Safari’s default search engine, but you’ve always been able to override Apple’s choice and set […]

Learn how to limit the 120Hz screen refresh rate feature on your iPhone Pro or iPad Pro, and go back to the standard 60Hz refresh rate if you want to extend your battery. iPhone and iPad models with 120Hz ProMotion display iPhone 13 Pro iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone 14 Pro iPhone 14 Pro Max […]