Apple makes it simple to find and delete unused apps. You know those apps; the ones you just had to have when they were first released, but are now collecting digital dust. Here are the steps.
How to find and quickly delete unused apps on iPhone
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Use these 3 cool Spark email features to save time
If you are considering switching to a third-party app for email, a terrific app to try is Spark. The application is available for iOS and macOS with Apple Watch support, so you can use it on all your devices. Along with that, Spark offers features such as labels and folder management, custom swipes for notifications, and Touch ID inbox protection.
Three additional features of Spark that are real time savers include Quick Replies, Email Scheduling, and Snoozes. Here are how these features work.
How to find out the last time you used an app on iPhone
Learn how to see the last time you've used an app on your iPhone or iPad, so you can remove those you haven't opened in a long time.
How to set up and use text replacement shortcuts on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Learn how to create text replacement shortcuts on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to speed up typing and save time while reducing typos.
Notification hell? Here’s how to set up and customize YouTube scheduled digest.
YouTube scheduled digest is a cool feature that will reduce your notification overload.
How to use Apple’s TV app to find great content
Since it first arrived, the TV app has slowly gained features, making it one of Apple’s most useful and under-appreciated native apps on the two platforms. In this article, you’ll learn how to use the TV app so it can benefit and enhance your television viewing experience.
How to set up and use your iPhone or iPad as an Apple TV remote
Apple TV owners know the frustration of losing or misplacing their remote. The good news is that with a few simple steps, you can set up your iOS device as an Apple TV remote replacement.
In this article, we will show you how to set up and use your iPhone or iPad as an Apple TV remote, so you can easily navigate and control your Apple TV without the Siri remote.
How to watch sports and get live scores in Apple’s TV app
One of the least publicized features on both iPhone and Apple TV is the ability to watch sports and get live scores in Apple's TV app. Here's how you can catch up with your favorite sports and teams 365 days a year.
How to have YouTube nudge you when it’s time to take a break from watching
Do you lack self-control? Then you're not surprised that YouTube is a major time-suck.
It's perfectly fine to go down YouTube's rabbit hole every now and then. The world's most-trafficked video site, once a clearinghouse for kitten videos, has become both a cultural phenomenon and a go-to platform for the next-generation of truly innovative video creators.
And with its ever-improving recommendation engine, it’s all too easy to waste precious time on related videos that you didn’t really mean to watch but deemed too interesting to pass on. YouTube's app features custom reminders for when you'd like to take a break from watching.
How to protect yourself from the EFAIL vulnerability on Mac and iOS
Here's how to protect yourself from the EFAIL vulnerability in Apple Mail on both iOS and macOS. These temporary fixes come after the new vulnerability was discovered that allows hackers to derive decrypted plaintext from encrypted emails. For the attack to work, the third party must be in possession of your encrypted S/MIME or PGP emails.
How to watch YouTube in HDR on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to watch YouTube videos in High Dynamic Range (HDR) on your iPhone or iPad to get more realistic colors than standard video.
How to avoid the Amazon Prime price hike this week
As most of you are probably aware of by now, Amazon Prime is going up in price this week. On Friday, Amazon is raising the subscription price of its popular Prime service from $99/year to $119/year. That's not a huge bump, but for those wondering how to avoid the hike, iDB has you covered.