How to Disable Battery Optimization
Battery Optimization is a feature on the iPhone that is available on iOS 13 and later. It makes your battery charge faster initially, but then slows down after it hits 80% charge. You’ll see a
iOS 17.3: Apple Music Says “Collaboration Unavailable” When Sharing Playlist
Apple finally released the Collaborative Playlists feature in iOS 17.3, and for the most part, the feature works pretty well. But while testing it out, we noticed an issue where new playlists
How to Use iPad as a Monitor for Your Nintendo Switch
Imagine this: you’re on a long trip, craving a Mario Kart session, but the only screen available is your cramped laptop. Or perhaps you’re stuck in a hotel room with a bulky TV,
iPhone Flashlight Not Working: How to Fix
You’ve probably been in situations where you’ve needed to use your iPhone’s flashlight. Maybe you were looking for something in the basement or beneath the sofa, and perhaps you’ve needed to use
How to Use the Undo Feature in Apple Notes (iPhone, iPad, and Mac)
Apple Notes is an incredibly useful tool for jotting your groceries, keeping note of your next big business idea, noting travel itineraries, and many other useful features. But as is always the
How to Remove YouTube Shorts From Safari
Let’s face it, YouTube’s invasion of short-form content with “Shorts” feels like a party you weren’t invited to. While some may enjoy the TikTok-inspired bite-sized
How to Manually Update Apps on Your Mac
In the age of automatic software updates, where convenience reigns supreme, manually updating apps on your Mac might seem like a relic of the past. Yet, there are situations where taking the
How to Set Up Collaborative Playlists in iOS 17
When Apple Music users learned that they could set up collaborative playlists in iOS 17, they met the announcement with positive feedback. And while it took over a month longer than expected for
How to Emulate Pokemon Games on iPhone & iPad
Pokemon games have been a staple of the gaming world since their inception in the late 90s. These games, originally designed for handheld consoles like the Game Boy, have evolved over time and
iOS 17.3: What Is Stolen Device Protection on iPhone?
Your iPhone carries a lot of essential information that you probably don’t want to fall into the wrong hands. So, it’s needless to say that your device getting lost or stolen can be a huge