Capture what’s on your iPhone or iPad screen in high-quality by enabling HDR screenshots and HDR10 screen recordings in iOS 26 and iPadOS 26.
How to take HDR screenshots and recordings on iPhone and iPad
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From the latest news to the most comprehensive tutorials, learn how to get the most out of your iPad with our step-by-step guides and expert tips.
How to block your iPhone or iPad from updating to iOS 26
After nearly four months of beta testing, iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 have finally been released to all users with a compatible iPhone and iPad.
If you don’t want to get these new iOS and iPadOS versions on your devices, here’s what you need to do to stay on iOS 18.
What is Enhance Dialogue in Apple Podcasts and how to use it?
Learn how to enhance dialogue in Apple Podcasts on the iPhone and iPad to boost voices, reduce noise, and enjoy clearer spoken audio when listening to your favorite shows.
How to turn the email swoosh sound ON or OFF in Apple Mail
In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to turn off or restore the sent mail sound in the Apple Mail app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, allowing you to set it to your preferred settings.
How to get back the calendar events lost after updating iPhone
Learn about all your options to restore missing calendar events on your iPhone or iPad if they disappeared after updating the software or for any other reason.
How to reset iPhone camera to the default settings
In this guide, we go over three things that you can do to reset your iPhone camera to its default settings. Except for these, there is no other way to reset the Camera app on your iOS device.
All about the new dedicated Instagram app for iPad
After 15 years of waiting, Instagram is now officially available on the iPad in its full glory, and you no longer have to use the iPhone version of the app on your big tablet with empty spaces on all sides.
Apple no longer signing iOS 18.6.1 after one week of iOS 18.6.2’s availability, ending downgrades
Apple released iOS & iPadOS 18.6.2 one week ago, fixing security issues that needed fixing and helping to ensure its users were well-protected from vulnerabilities that may have been actively exploited by bad actors in the wild.
Opinion: With iOS 26 over the horizon, jailbreaking iPhones is officially a thing of the past
I have spent the last 15 years owning jailbroken iPhones, iPod touches, iPads, and even Apple TVs. At the very beginning, it was my friends who encouraged me to try it. I was always skeptical, thinking it would cause issues with my device or void my warranty with Apple. But after I tried it, I never really looked back.
How to save your most-used web links for quick sharing on iPhone and Mac
Learn about a few different methods to permanently or temporarily save important website or app links for quickly pasting in an email, message, or document on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Apple unsigns iOS 18.6, preventing downgrades from iOS 18.6.1 or 18.6.2
Apple stopped signing iOS 18.6 on Thursday, just one week after releasing iOS 18.6.1 alongside watchOS 11.6.1 to enable the Blood Oxygen monitoring feature on Apple Watches that were previously barred from offering the feature to end users under an International Trade Commission ruling – but later circumvented by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection ruling that patent troll Masimo is now once again suing over.
How to fix Safari not saving new bookmarks on Mac and iOS
Try these troubleshooting steps if Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac won't remember added bookmarks, so you can save and revisit your favorite websites.