#iOS 18
3 Ways to Set a Date-Specific Alarm on Your iPhone
Published: October 1, 2024
Struggling to set an alarm for a specific date? By default, iPhones do not allow setting an alarm for a future date—it can only repeat on certain days of the week. Setting an alarm for 7 a.m. means the next 7 a.m. whenever it occurs, which can be frustrating if you need it to ring […]
iCloud+ vs. Google One: Which is Better for iPhone?
Published: September 28, 2024
Cloud storage is essential, especially if you need to protect your data from loss or have limited iPhone storage. We’ve already compared the prospects of buying a larger storage iPhone variant versus cloud storage. However, there are two main options when it comes to cloud storage: Apple’s iCloud+ or Google One. So which one is […]
iOS 18: Hide and Unhide Apps on iPhone and What Happens Later
Published: September 24, 2024
We’ve all been there—sometimes you just need to hide certain apps from plain view on your iPhone. Maybe it’s a shopping app you don’t want your kids to stumble upon, a dating app you’d rather keep private, or even work-related apps that need to be confidential. iOS 18 now allows users to hide apps on […]
Is iOS 18 Update Limiting iPhone’s Refresh Rate at 80Hz
Published: September 24, 2024
iPhone 16 base models come with 60Hz refresh rate which is a criminal offense at this point. Fortunately, the Pro models come with 120Hz display. Interestingly, IceUniverse, a popular smartphone leaker, shared a video where supposedly an iPhone 16 Pro model is running on the latest version of iOS 18 and the refresh rate is […]
iPhone 16 Series: Disable Camera Control Clean Preview
Published: September 24, 2024
Apple introduced the Camera Control button on the bottom right-hand side with the iPhone 16 series. A physical button designed to make snapping photos and recording videos easier and also let you adjust your photography settings with simple gestures. But if you don’t want to use it, you can change it’s function to launch the […]
9 Features I Loved in iOS 18 and 7 That Missed the Mark
Published: September 23, 2024
After using the iOS 18 beta for months and spending a week with the stable version of the iPhone 16 Pro Max, I’ve developed some strong opinions about its features. Below, I break down what I liked and where I felt iOS 18 fell short and could have done a better job. Note: This article […]
Genmoji on iPhone (iOS 18): How and When You Use It
Published: September 22, 2024
Apple introduced its own take on AI called Apple Intelligence some time ago running on iOS 18. Apple’s AI brings a host of features to supported devices including generative emojis dubbed Genmoji. It is a new take on emojis and how you communicate with others. Let’s take a look at what Genmoji is and how […]
How to Use New Passwords App on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Published: September 21, 2024
If you’ve recently updated your iPhone to iOS 18, you may have noticed a new Passwords app that wasn’t available before. This is Apple’s latest password manager, designed to store everything from passwords and verification codes to passkeys. But what exactly is this app, and how is it different from the Passwords option we previously […]
How to Use Thanos Snap to Hide Distracting Items in Safari
Published: September 20, 2024
Are you a Marvel fan? Who isn’t? In iOS 18, Apple has integrated a new feature inside Safari that can remove any selected element on a webpage. Whether it’s pop-ups, images, or even ads that are irritating you. But more than the feature, it is the animation that got everyone talking. Whenever you remove an […]
How to Format Text and Schedule Messages in iPhone
Published: September 20, 2024
We got our hands on the iPhone 16 series and they are lit. We have been running our regular benchmark and battery tests on them and the results are interesting. During our hands-on, we found some new text formatting options in the Messages app. Not only that, but you can also schedule messages on an […]
How to Set Custom Battery Charge Limit on iOS 18
Published: September 20, 2024
Apple introduced the Charge Limit feature in iOS 17, allowing users to better manage their battery health. Now, with iOS 18, Apple has taken it one step further by letting you customize this charge limit. But what exactly is battery charging limit, how it will improve battery health, and why should you consider using it? […]
Now Assign Any Control to Action Button With iOS 18
Published: September 20, 2024
The Action Button was introduced with the launch of iPhone 15 Pro models but is now standard across the iPhone 16 series. Earlier, the Action Button could be set to launch different shortcuts. But the number of controls available was limited. Now, iOS 18 has brought new features and capabilities to iPhone 16’s Action buttons. […]
How to Lock Messages or Any Other App in iPhone on iOS 18
Published: September 19, 2024
The native ability to lock and hide apps has been missing in iPhones since forever. Thankfully, the iOS 18 feature list has changed that with the introduction of the lock apps feature. You can now lock any app on your iPhone. Be it the Messages app or a third-party app like Amazon, Instagram, etc. Use […]
How to Use Music Haptics on iOS 18 to Feel Song Vibrations
Published: September 18, 2024
Among the hidden features in iOS 18 is a new accessibility feature called Music Haptics. When enabled, your iPhone will provide haptic vibrations in sync with the beats of the music you’re listening to. This feature is available on iPhone 12 and later models running iOS 18. Simply play any music, and your iPhone will […]
How to Rename Siri On iPhone on iOS 18
Published: September 16, 2024
After 13 long years, Apple is giving users the long-awaited freedom to rename Siri with the launch of iOS 18. This update also introduces a fresh new look for Siri and enhanced capabilities powered by Apple Intelligence. Love Iron Man and want to call your personal assistant, Siri, JARVIS? Here’s how to rename Siri to […]
How to Join Apple Intelligence Once It Arrives
Published: September 5, 2024
Apple event is around the corner and the world is waiting for the launch of the iPhone 16 series, new AirPods, Watch X, and maybe, maybe an iPad Mini too. But what has taken hold of people’s attention is AI or Apple Intelligence. It is available to iOS 18.1 beta version but there is a […]
How to Get Apple AI Features on iPhone 15 and Older Models
Published: August 31, 2024
So, Apple Intelligence is making its way to iPhones worldwide, and you’re probably wondering if your older iPhone can get in on the action. But here’s the problem: Apple AI is supported only on the iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, and upcoming models for now. Even if Apple were to push an update to […]
How to Stop iOS 18 Icons from Turning Dark in Dark Mode
Published: August 22, 2024
iOS 18 introduced dark mode for icons (among other home screen customization options), and like me, many of you might have a love-hate relationship with it. With iOS 18 Developer Beta 3, third-party app icons are automatically adjusted for dark mode. They’re set to Automatic by default, which means whenever you turn on dark mode […]
7 Apple Intelligence Features Everyone Needs to Use
Published: August 6, 2024
Since Apple dropped the iOS 18.1 beta on July 29, everyone (including us) has been itching to try out the new Apple Intelligence features. You can try the Apple Intelligence features even if you’re outside the U.S. That’s how I got access to it and have found seven AI features that can help ease several […]
How to Get Apple Intelligence Features on iPhone, iPad, and Mac (Even Outside US)
Published: July 30, 2024
Apple announced a series of AI features earlier in June this year. These features have finally arrived on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with a new update, namely iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1. Currently, these features are only available to developers in the US. Even if you’re a part of the Developer Beta program, […]
What Happens When You Set iPhone to Low Power Mode
Published: July 20, 2024
Apple’s Low Power Mode has been around for a while, and fast forward to iOS 18, and it’s gotten even smarter at conserving battery life. But is it always worth using, even when your battery is full? In this article, we will dive into how Low Power Mode works, its impact on your iPhone’s performance, […]
Slow Charger Warning on iPhone: Why Does it Appear and How to Fix It
Published: July 18, 2024
iOS 18 introduced several new features, from home screen customization to iPhone mirroring. One lesser-known but valuable addition is the ability to detect slow chargers. If your iPhone isn’t charging quickly, as it should, you’ll get a clear ‘Slow Charger’ warning in the battery settings. This new feature of iOS 18 may be a surprise. […]
Apple’s First iOS 18 Public Beta Arrives With a Slew of Changes
Published: July 16, 2024
Apple is rolling out the first public beta of the iOS 18 software update for the iPhone owners worldwide. The massive public beta update measures as much as a typical Windows 11 ISO download. Of course, the file size may vary depending on your iPhone model. Before you jump the gun to download and install […]
31 Hidden iOS 18 Features That You Need to Check Out
Published: June 26, 2024
iOS 18 has arrived, and people are buzzing about the cool new features like Apple Intelligence and Home Screen Customization. Apart from them, the iOS 18 packs several features under the hood. For example, you can control your iPhone via eye-tracking or can change the width of the flashlight. After exploring the iOS 18 beta […]
How to Use iPhone Mirroring on iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia
Updated: July 24, 2024
Apple’s much-anticipated iPhone Mirroring feature, unveiled at WWDC earlier this month, is now available in the developer Beta 2 of iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. Here’s how to mirror and control your iPhone screen directly from your Mac. What Is iPhone Mirroring in macOS Sequoia As a Mac user, you might sometimes want to quickly […]