David Peperkamp/Shutterstock Over the years, iOS devices have been resistant to malicious software, but are they entirely safe? It turns out that even though Apple regularly checks apps submitted by developers and provides security updates, some malware still manages to make its way to the iPhone and iPad. This could be due to a software
Google has announced that YouTube’s picture-in-picture mode for iOS and iPadOS, which lets you watch videos in a floating window while using other apps, is rolling out to more people. According to a community post on Monday, people running iOS 15 should start seeing the feature soon, though there is some fragmentation in its availability.
Apple is expected to launch three Apple Watch Series 8 models this September. The new wearables should debut alongside the iPhone 14, with recent reports indicating that Apple will introduce a larger model than the current 41mm and 45mm screen variants. The extreme sports edition device might be called Apple Watch Pro, and a price
Photo: BigTunaOnline (Shutterstock)Earlier this week, we covered Chrome 103, and all the new features Google added to the latest version of its desktop web browser. As it turns out, the company also updated its iOS Chrome app to version 103. However, this isn’t a copy-paste scenario: Chrome 103 for iPhone introduces some unique new features
Photo: MichaelJayBerlin (Shutterstock)A smartphone is only as good as its battery, and since the release of the first iPhone, Apple has done its part to make sure you’ll remember to charge it, hitting you with a pop-up alert when your charge drops below 20%. While that system is effective, the warning might not come soon
Photo: DenPhotos (Shutterstock)Speed dial was an essential efficiency tool back when you needed to dial every number by hand. Rather than waste precious seconds punching the same digits every day, you could program your favorite contacts to designated spots on either a landline or a cell phone for quick, single-button access. Of course, these days
Photo: BigTunaOnline (Shutterstock)WhatsApp is the most popular chat app in the world, hosting over two billion active users. A lot of us rely on the app’s fun and unique features to communicate with friends and family across the globe, so it’s imperative the service continue to work on our iPhones. Unfortunately, WhatsApp is preparing to
Framesira/Shutterstock Though some movies make it clear who the antagonist is from the start, they aren't all so obvious — particularly if you're watching a thriller or mystery that depends on keeping the villain a secret until the big twist toward the end of the film. As it turns out, there's a pretty solid way
DenPhotos/Shutterstock There are many suggested ways for making sure your iPhone runs as fast as possible. Some recommendations include turning the iPhone off on a regular basis (though that's not actually helpful) and clearing browser cookies. What about clearing your browser history? While you don't have to clear this data, doing so may give your
Primakov/Shutterstock A popular fix for a sluggish or poorly performing iPhone is force closing one or more of the apps running in the background. This seems like it would be a good idea because a similar approach works when using a PC: shutting down programs already running to free of CPU resources. This can help speed
