Think twice before concluding there's nothing new to learn about editing iPhone alarms. If you have iOS 15.0 or later on your iPhone, use this handy tip to quickly edit an alarm.
Tip: Edit an alarm on your iPhone without hitting an Edit button first
iPod Touch
iOS 15 adoption rate is notably lower so Apple has reverted to forcing users to install iOS 15
Apple is no longer allowing people who are on iOS 14 to skip the ‌latest iOS 15‌ update, a possible reaction to the company's own numbers showing the number of devices in the wild running ‌iOS 15‌ lags behind the iOS 14 adoption rate at this point after release.
What is Power Reserve on Apple devices? How does it work? What’s it good for?
Power Reserve mode allows you to use certain features when the battery is low or the device is completely turned off. It runs your device on low energy until the battery is fully depleted, letting you access features like Apple Pay that don't require the operating system to be up and running. In this guide, we're going to explore how Power Reserve works, see which devices support this handy feature and learn what you can do with it.
Why and how to reset settings on iPhone and iPad
This tutorial shows you the steps to reset location, privacy, Home Screen layout, cellular plan, keyboard, network, and all settings on your iPhone and iPad. But first, let us tell you why you might want to perform a reset. And then how to reset your iOS or iPadOS device.
Emergency SOS in iOS 15.2: Rapid presses vs. holding down
Emergency SOS in iOS 15.2 can be initiated with rapid presses of your iPhone's power button or by holding down the power button and either volume button together.
iOS 15.2 lets you see a history of repaired iPhone components like batteries, screens, cameras and more
iOS 15.2 lets you access a history of serviced iPhone parts to check that a device repair was carried out as sold, including if any serviced part has been identified as a genuine Apple component.
How to force quit apps on iPhone and iPad
When an app freezes, misbehaves, gets stuck, and does not work as intended, you can force close and reopen it. In many situations, doing this fixes the ongoing issue, and the app starts working fine. The steps to force quit apps differ according to the iPhone and iPad models. This post shows you how to force close apps on any old or new iPhone and iPad.
AirPods 3 system requirements: Which devices work with Apple’s third-generation earbuds?
Check out the official AirPods 3 system requirements to see if your phones, tablets, computers and other devices are supported by Apple's third-generation wireless earbuds.
How to fix iMessage not working on iPhone and iPad
iMessage is one of the most popular and convenient messaging services for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. It is end-to-end encrypted, offers fun screen effects, has apps, and much more. You certainly enjoy using it on your Apple devices.
But if all of a sudden, iMessage is not working for you, messages are failing and showing red exclamation marks, and texts, photos, videos are not going through, here are the best solutions to fix this. These work for iOS 12 up to iOS 14 and iOS 15.
Why and how to create an audiogram with your iPhone and AirPods
Learn how to create an audiogram for importing on your iPhone and iPad so you can map your AirPods or other compatible headphones to your personal hearing profile.
Google pledges to make its iPhone and iPad apps good platform citizens on iOS
Google's iOS apps will drop custom user interface elements and Material Design styling on iPhone and iPad to make them look and feel like proper apps on Apple's platforms.
Apple Weather: Can I set up next-hour precipitation notifications for my location?
Apple's Weather app for iPhone has a very handy feature that will push a notification to your device when rain, snow, hail or sleet is about to start or stop. But how do you set up and use this handy feature and are these notifications available in your country?