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Apple is offering guided one-on-one phone training about using Photos
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The best countdown apps for iPhone and iPad for any event
When an important event is coming, whether it's a birthday, anniversary, or vacation, we all wait with anticipation. To make that wait more bearable, you can get a cool countdown app for your iPhone or iPad, and these are some of the best.
EvanescoXI brings focus to your Home screen wallpaper after inactivity
A couple of years ago, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called Evanesco by iOS developer CP Digital Darkroom that dimmed your Home screen icons after prolonged inactivity and brought your wallpaper into focus.
To those who missed this tweak, we have good news: EvanescoXI is now available in Cydia and in reincarnates many of the best features from the original tweak for jailbroken iOS 11 devices.
Google Duo picks up iPad support
Google's video-calling FaceTime competitor, Duo, now supports iPads natively.
YouTube app rolls out a new Time Watched digital wellbeing tool
Google-owned YouTube on Monday announced availability of a new set of digital wellbeing tools, Called Time Watched. Available through YouTube for iPhone and iPad, this new section lets you keep your YouTube time under control.
Rendevous, Inkwork, Flip and other apps to check out this weekend
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes an app for throwing and finding parties, a photo editor with an ink-resting twist, and an app for taking short, looping videos. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
How to stop seeing Maps when using Apple Watch stepping directions in watchOS 5
watchOS 5 brings some tweaks to the Maps app on your wrist, like choosing to show or optionally hide Maps when using Apple Watch stepping directions. For those times when you might want to toggle off this feature, follow the instructions in this step-by-step tutorial.
How to enable Dark Mode and other user interface themes in Wikipedia for iPhone
Many developers are seeing sense in adding dark themes to their warez. Not only do darkened interfaces look stunning, they also help conserve power on iPhones that utilize OLED technology. Having previously explained using black themes in desktop and mobile apps like iMazing, Bear, Outlook.com, Mail, YouTube, Apollo and others, this step-by-step tutorial will now teach you to turn on Wikipedia Dark Mode on iPhone and iPad.
The best student planner apps for iPhone to stay organized
Being a student is tough at any age. You have a lot to keep track of and tons to do. This is when a student planner can come in super handy. Track classes, assignments, exams, schedules, and more, all in one spot.
These are some of the best student planners for iPhone to keep you organized on-the-go.
How to customize Slack on your Mac desktop
If you and your team use Slack to communicate, then you already know that it’s a flexible tool with great features. So, when it comes to customizations, it’s no surprise that you have a variety of options.
From how to view notifications to marking messages as read to the sidebar appearance, here are the customization options for the Slack app on your Mac.
How to customize Maps turn-by-turn navigation alerts on Apple Watch
In this tutorial, we will share how you can personalize the Maps app turn-by-turn navigation alerts on your Apple Watch when you're driving, using CarPlay, walking, or cycling.
Twitter app cuts off devices on iOS 9 or older
Twitter yesterday quietly bumped its iPhone and iPad app on App Store to version 7.3. Aside from a pair of user improvements, the update has removed support for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices powered by the iOS 9 software or older.