Microsoft yesterday announced a major update to the Skype apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac that has brought out message drafts, split screen, bookmarks, a new way to share media, as well as other messaging improvements to your mobile and desktop devices.
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to pair Xbox and PlayStation controllers with your Apple devices to play games on your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.
Originally introduced in January at CES 2019, the YubiKey 5Ci security key for two-factor physical authentication on iPhone, iPad, Mac and more is now available for $70.
Apple Card is officially available to all customers in the United States starting today. Qualifying customers with iPhone 6 and later can apply right now in the Wallet app provided their device runs iOS 12.4 or newer.
An iDB reader takes a closer look at mouse support in iOS 13 and what better way to do that than with the original Mac mouse and keyboard? But will it work?
Disney+ will stream on the most popular devices at launch, including your iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, with full support for Apple’s TV app and the In-App Purchase mechanism.
In iOS 13 and iPadOS, you can type faster by swiping from one letter to the next as they form each word. Follow along with iDB as we show you how to gesture-type on iPhone and iPad.
Follow iDownloadBlog’s step-by-step tutorial to learn how to download a detailed copy of your Apple Card statement in the PDF format with your iPhone or iPad.
We teach you how to share iCloud Drive folders with one or more people, as well as change their access permissions, so you can collaborate and share ideas more easily, all from your iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Apple should have full compatibility with Magic Mouse 2, including gesture support, ready by the time iPadOS and iOS 13 release for public consumption.
For better or worse, the improved Notes app in iOS 13 will apparently clean up your dirty writing via automatic curse word censoring and no way of turning it off.
Scrolling a loooooong Safari webpage, a Pages document or other very tall piece of content involves multiple swipes and gets old fast. Some apps like Photos let you double-tap a tab to quickly scroll to the bottom of the list, but there’s a better way to use long list views on iPhone and iPad, one that’s a tremendous time saver, and iDB tells you all about it.
