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How to See Your Print Queue on the iOS Print Center
Just like the Mac, the iPhone and iPad have a Print Queue where you can see and cancel what you’re printing—if you know where to look.
How To Fix iPhone Keyboard Lag in iOS 17
Does your iPhone keyboard lag after updating to iOS 17? You are not alone. Check out this guide to help you fix this error.
7 Proven Ways to Fix Wi-Fi Calling Not Working (2024)
Did Wi-Fi Calling stop working on your iPhone after updating? Try these simple solutions if you can’t enable Wi-Fi calling on iOS 17.
Safari Not Working After Updating to iOS 17? 4 Solutions
Is the Safari search bar missing after updating to iOS 17? Don’t worry. Follow this quick guide to fix the error.
Mail Password Not Working in iOS 17? Here’s What To Do
If your mail password is not working after an update to iOS 17, our guide will give you two working solutions.
iOS 17.4.1 Released: Here's What You Need to Know
The update brings some security tweaks and bug fixes
How to Update iOS on MacBook: Everything You Need To Know
If you want to update iOS on your MacBook, you are in the right place. This guide has everything you need to know.
5 Best MP3 Converters for iOS and macOS (2024)
Do you need to turn downloaded videos and songs into MP3 files? Try these built-in and third-party MP3 converters for iOS and macOS devices.
How to Fix WhatsApp Saving Media Twice After iOS 17
Is your WhatsApp saving media twice after iOS 17? Don’t worry; this guide will help you with the steps to resolve this error.
Best GBC Emulators for iOS: 6 Tried and Tested Apps
Want to relive your favorite Game Boy Color games on iPhone? Try these best gbc emulators for iOS to enjoy GBC games on your iPhone and iPad.
GBA Emulators for iOS Without Jailbreak: 5 Best Apps
One of the most convenient ways to play your favorite GBA games on the go is an emulator for Apple’s iOS devices.
How To Remove Contact Photo on iPhone iOS 17
Are you annoyed by the bright, full-screen contact photos that appear during calls? Here’s how to remove the Contact Poster photo on iOS 17.
Security Basics: If a Service Offers Two-Factor Authentication, Use It
Apple Two-Factor Authentication Two factor authentication at its most basic means that logging requires two forms of verification (it's also sometimes referred to as two-factor verification). It's the digital equivalent of needing, say, your birth certificate and a driver's license to get a passport. Basic Two-Factor Authentication Early two-factor authentication usually meant having to click…
OS X and iOS: Stop the Annoying "Available Networks" Pop-Ups
If you’ve got the same setting on for your Mac, it’ll do this as well if you’re not around any network you’ve previously joined: So to stop this and get rid of those annoying pop-ups, you’ll visit Settings > Wi-Fi on your iPhone or iPad and then toggle off “Ask to Join Networks.” On your…
iCloud: Restoring Bookmarks from Backup
Once those load, scroll to the very bottom of the page, which is where you’ll find all of your restoring options. If you click the “Restore Bookmarks” one, you’ll see the archives available for recovery. You’ll really want to pay attention to the caveats it gives you, too (note that this will replace ALL of…
iOS: Saving Images Out of Messages Conversations
Scroll down a bit on the subsequent screen, and you’ll see the “Attachments” section near the bottom. This contains all of the recent images and files that’ve been sent in that conversation. Neat! My friends and I…we have fun. Tap a picture to view it in a larger size, and then you can swipe through…
iOS 9: Interact with Notifications on Your iPhone and iPad
If you tap on that “Notifications” tab I’ve indicated, you’ll see all sorts of info from the apps you’ve allowed to send you such things. Wow, they send me A LOT of news. One of the lovely things about this easily accessed list is that you can interact with the items on it. If you…
iOS 9.3.1 Fixes Problem with Tapping Links
iOS 9.3.1 Release Notes The real problem was apparently the way some third party apps were misusing an iOS API, as noted by 9to5Mac. One might assume that Apple changed the way the API can be called or changed the way misuses were handled in order to stop the problem. I installed the over-the-air version…
iOS 9.3 to Fix Flaw Exposing Encrypted iMessage Photos and Video
Researchers find encryption flaw in Apple's iMessage system Apple partially fixed the issue in iOS 9.0, and will fully patch the flaw with iOS 9.3, expected to ship after the company's “Let us loop you in” media event on Monday, March 21. What we know right now is that researchers found a way to intercept…
iOS Mail: Emailing Groups of People
Tap the suggestion of the group you’re looking for, and your device will fill in all of the addresses. Well, that’s just the weirdest group ever. So how do you know what groups you can currently send to? Well, if you visit the Contacts app and tap the “Groups” button in the upper-left corner, you’ll…
iOS 9: Turn Off Those Pesky "Frequently Visited" Sites
When you tap the URL bar within Safari on iOS, you’ll see a screen similar to this one: Below your favorites, there’s a list of your frequently visited websites. This is obviously intended as a handy way to get back to places that you haven’t necessarily bookmarked yet, but I think that list could get…
It's Time For a New, Highly Secure OS from Apple That Hosts Both OS X and iOS
Apple's OS X, derived from the legacy BSD UNIX (from late 1970s), was born in the mind of Steve Jobs and engineers at NeXT more than 20 years ago. It came to fruition at Apple in March 2001. It was a product of its time. iOS was launched for the iPhone in 2007 and designed for…