Every once in a while, depending on certain circumstances, Apple adjusts prices for apps in its App Store across the globe. Today marks another change for a handful of areas.
Right now, side-loading apps is not the preferred method for installing apps on iPhones and iPads. At least, not by Apple. The company cites user security as a primary reason for that. However, the Senate in North Dakota may force Apple's hand on the matter.
Check out this list of handy Shortcuts for creating GIFs, sharing your last photo, mapping a picture’s location, and more on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn what to do if you’re unable to uninstall apps from your iPhone or iPad, as the option to ‘Delete App’ is missing when you touch and hold an app icon and tap Remove App.
At long last, Google Fi (formerly Project Fi) is bringing its VPN service to the iPhone.
Speedtest by Ookla provides free analysis of various Internet access performance metrics, and now iPhone owners can also use this app for measuring their network's ability to stream video.
If you have a PlayStation or Xbox controller that you'd like to use as a remote for your Mac, that's a thing you can do now. That's thanks to a brand new app available today in the Mac App Store.
Check out these four easy ways to get a list of installed apps on your Mac and save or print that list.
Apple has a new feature coming soon to iOS, called App Tracking Transparency. It's meant to give more power to the user, letting them choose which apps track them. But at least one VP of a large commission in the European Union wants to make sure Apple treats all apps equally.
Windows giant Microsoft today released a new feature, dubbed Autofill, that allows you to manage your saved passwords securely across different devices and platforms.
In this tutorial, we'll share a few different ways to save photos, videos, files, and other attachments you received in Messages to your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an app that makes it easy to split subscription costs with others, an everything scanner, and a daily question-based diary. And as always we've selected two great new games for you to check out.