New to iOS 11? Change these privacy and security settings right now
Apple announces WWDC, opens registration for developers
The annual developers conference will stay in San Jose, Calif., and take place in early June.
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Neato announces Botvac D7 Connected: Robot vacuum controlled by your smartphone, Google Home, or Amazon Echo
As a busy person working two jobs, finding the time to vacuum can be a challenge. Robot vacuums used to be a Jetsons fantasy, but products like the Neato Botvac D7 Connected are capable, functional, and make chores enjoyable.
Android users are more loyal than those on iOS, study says
People are more loyal to Android than iOS, and users now pick one and stick with it, new research from CIRP says.
Microsoft to drop Outlook on the Web mobile apps for iOS, Android by mid-May
Microsoft is 'retiring' the Outlook on the Web/OWA mobile apps for iOS and Android in favor of the native Outlook mobile apps for iOS and Android over the next couple of months.
The five things that kill your iPhone's battery the fastest
There are no end of tips and tricks out there to help you get more out of your iPhone's battery, but based on exhaustive testing I've narrowed down the five things that drain your battery the fastest.
Mujjo's leather iPhone X cases are tough to beat
Looking for a high-quality leather case to protect your iPhone X? Read this.
Interview questions: iOS developer
iOS developers create and develop mobile applications on the iOS platform to support the company’s needs. These questions will help you find the best candidates to fill that role.
I canceled my Apple Watch Series 3 data plan and here's why
Dear AT&T: It's not me. It's you.
Apple changes Safari's cookie killer to fix Facebook's Like buttons
Apple has made its anti-tracking feature in Safari friendlier to social media.
Apple readies two new iPads for release: Report
Recently, rumors suggested Apple wouldn't release a new iPad until later this year -- but that may have been wrong.
Apple patches iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS for message crash bug
Start your day with a raft of patches for your iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, Apple TVs, and Macs.
Windows 10: This Microsoft mobile app wirelessly transfers pics from Android, iOS
Windows 10 Photos now has a Photos Companion app for quickly moving files directly from mobile to PC.
iPhone owners plagued by yet another iOS 11 bug
This bug not only crashes iPhones but also disables access to iMessage and other apps.
Apple admits iOS is a mess, has a plan to make it better
Have you noticed how iOS has become buggier and less polished in recent years? Apple has noticed too, and is putting in place a plan to make things better.
Apple: Leaked source code doesn't impact security of iOS devices
In a statement, Apple confirms the leak and downplays its significance due to it being older source code.
Latest iOS 11.3 beta adds battery health settings
As promised by Apple, features to check battery health and disable battery performance throttling on iPhone are now available to developers for testing before a wide release.
New to iOS 11? Change these privacy and security settings right now
Before you do anything on your iPhone or iPad, you should lock it down. This is how you do it.
iOS essential skills everyone should know
These handful of skills will help you take control of your iPhone or iPad.
Top iPhone or iPad apps for productivity
Give your productivity a boost with some of the very best productivity apps available for the iPhone and iPad. Deleting a built-in app is the same as deleting any other app, just press and hold on the icon on the Home screen until they jiggle, and then tap the X. Press the Home button when you're done.
Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro and accessories: In pictures
Apple's new iPad Pro and a list of accessories available directly from Apple sure look nice.
Apple WWDC 2017: Eight things you probably missed
Behind the glitz, glamor and overall hype of an Apple keynote, there are subtle -- and sometimes not so subtle -- hints as to where the company is heading.
Hands-on with Apple's WWDC 2017 hardware and software: In pictures
Take a look at Apple's latest and greatest hardware and software from WWDC 2017.
How to free up gigabytes of space on your iPhone or iPad
Running low on space on your iPhone or iPad? I know it can be a real pain because it can get in the way of you taking a photo, downloading a new app, or even working with a document you have stored on the handset. But fear not! Here's how to free up potentially gigabytes of space with only a few taps.
iOS 11 features wishlist
WWDC 2017 will be the place where we get the first look at the operating system that will be powering iPhones and iPads over the coming year -- iOS 11. Here's our features wishlist for the next release.
iOS 10.3: 'Power User' tips and tricks
A selection of quick and simple tips and tricks to help you get the most from your iPhone or iPad. Updated for iOS 10.3 and later updates.
Top iOS and Android apps for IT pros
IT pros don't have to be chained to their desks! Here are a selection of apps that will allow them to get work done when out and about.
How to love your iPad again
Do you have an old iPad that's tossed in a drawer somewhere, or sitting on a shelf gathering dust? If you do, you're not alone! Here's how to integrate your old device back into your workflow again.
Best iPhone or iPad apps (March 2017)
Kick off the new year with some of the very best productivity apps available for the iPhone and iPad. Deleting a built-in app is the same as deleting any other app, just press and hold on the icon on the Home screen until they jiggle, and then tap the X. Press the Home button when you're done. (Updated Jan 2, 2017)
Best iPhone or iPad apps (February 2017)
Kick off the new year with some of the very best productivity apps available for the iPhone and iPad. Deleting a built-in app is the same as deleting any other app, just press and hold on the icon on the Home screen until they jiggle, and then tap the X. Press the Home button when you're done. (Updated Jan 2, 2017)
iPhone and iPad 'Power User' secrets
A selection of quick and simple tips and tricks to help you get the most from your iPhone or iPad.
Best iPhone or iPad apps for 2017
Kick off the new year with some of the very best productivity apps available for the iPhone and iPad. Deleting a built-in app is the same as deleting any other app, just press and hold on the icon on the Home screen until they jiggle, and then tap the X. Press the Home button when you're done. (Updated Jan 2, 2017)
iOS 10: Five tips to make your iPhone and iPad extra safe
These tweaks will lock down your iPhone or iPad to protect your privacy.
Clip sharing: Apple finally unshackles Live Photos
Apple offers up new developer tools to make it easier for iPhone owners to share Live Photos.
Fully wipe your iPhone clean before you resell it with these quick steps
We've been asked several times over the past few days about how to wipe an iPad ready for resale (presumably because Apple has a new iPad out). Instead of repeating ourselves over and over, we thought that a video was in order.
Apple buys Workflow, an iOS automation app
Apple has snapped up task-automation tool Workflow and, unlike its practice with other acquisitions, hasn't yanked it off the App Store but instead is offering it for free.
How to turn on iOS parental controls in 20 seconds
Whether your kid is getting a new iPad or a hand-me-down iPhone for the holidays, here's how to enable Apple's iOS restrictions to protect both your children and your wallet.
iOS 10.2: 6 reasons you should upgrade
These are the best features in Apple's latest software update for iPhone and iPad devices, including the new TV app and 100 new emojis to chose from.
Finnair rolling out iPhone apps for mechanics
Teams with Apple and IBM to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
Listen to iBooks read by your iPhone
Using the accessibility settings, you make your iPhone or iPad read downloaded books and text from other apps to you out loud.
Flu-tracking apps help you stay one-step ahead of viruses
With the onset of flu season, these apps can help you stay one step ahead of viruses.
Apple's new iOS 6 packed with features
Apple's Scott Forstall demos a new beta version of iOS. The revamped mobile operating system includes an upgrade to Siri, Facebook integration, and FaceTime connectivity through a cellular network. There's also a new feature called Passbook, which stores boarding passes, store cards, and movie tickets.
Apple launches 3D maps on iOS 6
Apple's Scott Forstall previews the company's new in-house 3D mapping technology at WWDC 2012 in San Francisco. The feature will offer GPS navigation, turn-by-turn directions, and a traffic service that shows you the location of accidents, courtesy of crowd-sourcing.
