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Almost all Windows users, and even some macOS users have heard of CCleaner, a popular utility to monitor and remove the junk files that pile up and bog down your system to prevent it from running as zippily as possible. But did you know similar software exists for jailbroken iPhones and iPads too?
Do you see the Power Off screen on your iPhone at random? Check out these quick solutions to address this annoyance.
Find out how to display a symbol in your iPhone status bar and Lock Screen to personalize the look of your device.
When your AirPods aren't working properly, one of the recommended solutions is to unpair and re-pair them from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Forgetting and re-connecting the AirPods usually fixes the issue, and we'll show you how to get it done.
If you followed either of our tutorials for using DelayOTA on a jailbroken or non-jailbroken handset to upgrade to an unsigned firmware within the 90-day grace period, then you might be left wondering how you can remove the unsightly “This iPhone is supervised and managed by [insert name here]” spiel that appears at the top of your Settings app.
Learn how to manage and customize automatically generated captions for your Instagram videos to enhance accessibility and engagement.
Learn how you can easily create a JPEG or PNG image of your signature using your finger or Apple Pencil on iPhone and iPad.
Learn what Medical ID for iPhone is, how to set it up, and how to access anyone's Medical ID on iPhone and Apple Watch in a life-saving situation.
Learn how to share a YouTube video at a specific timestamp from your computer or mobile device.
In this tutorial, we show you how to add a sleep timer to Spotify on iPhone and iPad to automatically stop the music or podcast episode playback after a while.
Learn how to use your phone number instead of your email address to send and receive iMessages on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Learn how to enable the new Google dark mode which replaces dark gray areas with true blacks for starker contrast and better battery life.