What’s Changing in the iOS 17 Photos App?
Apple has made significant improvements to the Photos app over time, and it’s now a great tool for not just storing images – but also editing your pictures. On top of that, you can use it to look
iOS 17: How to Create Personalized Contact Posters
Apple has often included a lot of useful features for customizing contact details, such as adding home addresses and whatnot. But from an aesthetic point of view, you could argue that things have
watchOS 10 Smart Widget Stack: What It Is and How to Use It
Your Apple Watch interface is receiving a huge facelift with watchOS 10, and many of your favorite apps will be redesigned. However, Apple’s incoming update is more than just about the
How to Use the Vision Health Features in iOS 17
Technology can be wonderful when we use it to its maximum capabilities, but your smartphone also has the power to cause damage if you aren’t careful. Besides potentially spending hours consuming
15-inch MacBook Air vs 13-inch MacBook Air
Just a few days ago, Apple unveiled the first ever 15-inch MacBook Air. And if you’re in the market for a new laptop, you might be wondering what the differences between the 15-inch MacBook
Everything You Need to Know About the 15-Inch MacBook Air
In recent years Apple has done a pretty good job at keeping things exciting for developers and those in search of a new device. That trend continues with WWDC 2023, as not only are we getting new
What Phones Are Compatible With iOS 17
Summertime is here, and that means barbecues, fishing trips, vacations, and iOS beta season. iOS 17 was unveiled at WWDC 2023. With it, Apple brings some more “quality of life” improvements. But
How to Use NameDrop in iOS 17
If you have an iPhone, the days of lengthy phone number exchanges are soon going to be much less common. With the launch of iOS 17 in 2023, users with supporting devices will be able to send
What’s New in macOS Sonoma
Last year, we saw Apple blur the lines even more between iPadOS and macOS with the addition of Stage Manager. This year, macOS Sonoma offers a bit more differentiation this time around, along
What’s New in watchOS 10
When Apple’s WWDC event comes up, it typically signals a raft of modifications to its diverse operating systems. As expected, this encompasses changes to iOS, macOS, and iPadOS.