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Instagram's recently released Hyperlapse app, built for recording time-lapse videos, has received a lot of praise for its UI design and function, but there's no denying that it's a bit short on features—or so we thought. Apparently the app has a hidden menu with several options, including 1080P video capturing and more.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to remove recent and other email addresses from the recipient autofill field in the Apple Mail app on your iPhone or iPad.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to remotely erase an iPhone or iPad that was lost or stolen to safeguard your personal data and privacy.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to track your lost or stolen iPhone or iPad using Apple’s Find My service, play an alarm-like sound on it, see how far away it is, and get directions to it to help you recover it.
Learn how to automatically stop playing music, video or other media on your iPhone or iPad when a timer runs out, like before you usually fall asleep.
Manually backing up your iPhone or iPad, or taking advantage of iCloud automatic backups, is the best way to guarantee that you will be able to get all your data back in the event something goes wrong.
Whether you choose to backup via iTunes or iCloud, you might want to delete this backup at some point. Maybe the backup file got corrupted, or maybe you're running out of storage space on your Mac or in iCloud. Or maybe you have an entirely different reason to delete your iPhone or iPad backup file.
Whatever the reason is, we've got you covered. In this post, we will learn how to delete an iPhone backup from a Mac and we'll also see how to delete a backup file from iCloud.
Find out how to watch videos and movies in AVI format on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac using free video player apps, as Apple’s own media apps don’t support AVI natively.
Learn how to sync Safari bookmarks between your iPhone, iPad and Mac for seamless access to your favorite websites wherever you browse.
Find out how to remove a paired Bluetooth device from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Learn how to stream music, videos, and movies from your Mac to your iPhone, iPad, or another Mac using Apple’s built-in Home Sharing feature.
Apple does not allow an iPhone to be synced with multiple iTunes libraries, presumably because users would simply share songs with each other and lower already declining music sales on the iTunes Store. When you sync an iPhone with another Mac or PC, a warning pops up on iTunes that an iPhone can only be synced with one library at a time.
If you proceed to sync your iPhone with the secondary computer, the contents of that iTunes library will automatically replace whatever media you had on your device in the first place. On a side note, that doesn't include things like contacts, calendars or settings. Those are safe, but any songs or videos are not. Fortunately, there is a solution for how to use an iPhone with more than one iTunes library. The method is explained in detail ahead…
Here are three ways to delete apps on your iPhone. While you may be familiar with one of the methods, the other two might be new to you.