Category: Apple

After months of quarantine, we are all used to working and communicating remotely (right?). The ubiquity of camera touting devices and the abundance of video […]

iMessage is one of the benefits of being in the Apple universe: the service comes with no text messaging fees so you can send messages […]

Cases of the weird iOS battery draining bug are on the rise and the Apple Music app seems to be the culprit, with reports showing […]

Whether you’ve installed the new iOS beta on your iPhone or upgrading to a new publicly available iOS version, the process usually goes smoothly. However, […]

WWDC 2020 is over. And while I loved Apple’s virtual setup for a weeklong series of events, it was even more fun for me to […]

The Facebook iOS app is finally getting an official dark mode. Just like dark modes in other Facebook apps – Messenger , Instagram, and Whatsapp […]

I have a lot of apps on my iPhone. There are many applications installed on your iPhone. This is life in the digital world. Things […]

One of the new features introduced in iOS 14 is the ability to customize your car’s CarPlay interface with one of several new wallpapers. If […]

If you’re a Google supporter who happens to be an iPhone owner, you can now summon Google Assistant almost as easily as you can with […]

Apple’s iOS 14 has a nifty new privacy feature that sends you a notification whenever an app checks what’s on your iPhone’s clipboard. This sounds […]

macOS: If you have a habit of leaving tons of tabs open across different browsers, here’s the good news: you’re not alone. As much as […]

If you don’t want to try out iOS 14 or macOS Big Sur just yet, that’s okay. Developer beta isn’t for everyone. However, this does […]

Apple’s annual operating system updates are always something to celebrate, but some of you have less reason to worry. If your favorite old Apple devices […]

There are no sensors on the back of the iPhone to fiddle with – unlike, say, the Google Pixel, which has a fingerprint sensor on […]

Apple’s WWDC 2020 will be remote, only available online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This solution keeps members safe, but it has its drawbacks, namely […]

Congratulations on the day of the Worldwide Developers Conference! In other words, “the day that Apple announces a lot of software products.” Apple talked about […]

I love a good beta. And although I would not recommend that you install beta developers – only the announced Apple operating system on your […]

While “macOS Sausalito” may slip off the tongue, Big Sur is a California landmark introducing a big update to Apple’s operating system this year. And […]

Apple has been accepting trades for MacBooks for years, but only by mail. The company has finally lifted this restriction, and customers in the US […]

Like any major event this year, Apple WWDC 2020 will be an entirely online event to keep attendees safe. While this changes the nature of […]

Google has made it harder to use YouTube as a music player over the past few years, and it’s easy to see why. A number […]

Apple’s expensive (and stupid looking) AirPods may have been easy to play around with at first, but after a couple of years (and the launch […]

One of the many ways Signal protects your data is to store everything locally on your phone or tablet, rather than on external servers. This […]

We’ve covered a ton of iPhone and iPad accessibility options in the past , but it’s easy to overlook these options if you’re not used […]

As demonstrations against police brutality and racial injustice continue across the country, applications that blur faces and remove metadata have become a necessary part of […]

iOS: It is easy to find guides on blurring or removing background images on the web, but almost all of them require a desktop computer […]

Jailbreaking iPhone was popular in the early days of iOS, but Apple has become better at containing the practice, and the iOS jailbreak scene has […]

The macOS 10.15.5 update is rolling out computers this week, bringing several new features and tweaks, including a long-awaited feature that should help keep your […]

The Apple App Store randomly asks users to re-download app updates they have previously installed. A similar issue has been affecting Android users for several […]

If you’ve recently used Group FaceTime, you’ve probably already come across a feature that makes attendee windows see changes based on who’s speaking. The idea […]

Lifehacker managing editor Joel Cunningham recently had an unusual quarantine question: his 3-year-old continues to press bright buttons on the touchpad of his MacBook, prematurely […]

After months of isolation, the first wave of businesses and public spaces reopens.A small batch of Apple Stores are some of the first businesses to […]

Every tech product you own has a “lifespan” after release. For example, Apple policies guarantee five years of support starting on the date the device […]

IOS 13.5 is coming soon with a new feature that could save your life. Once the update drops, you can choose to automatically share your […]

We hear a lot about how isolation from COVID-19 has impacted small businesses and restaurants, but it affects every aspect of our culture. Museums and […]

Mac users who enjoy multitasking: There is a keyboard shortcut to enable text dictation so you can speak instead of typing. Just place the cursor […]

If you’re wondering why free space on your Mac keeps getting smaller, smaller, and smaller – even if you haven’t used your Mac that much […]

Security researchers recently discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities that have been present in the standard Mail app for iPhone and iPad for years. Both vulnerabilities allow […]

Apple is adding a new feature in macOS Catalina 10.15.5 that changes the way you charge your MacBook, which should hopefully allow you to extend […]

If you’re an iPhone user looking to buy an entry-level phone, should you upgrade to the new iPhone SE ? Well, yes: since the iPhone […]