Some Drivers Are Ruining Their Phone Batteries With Heat - Here's How To Fix It
We all try to take care of our smartphones the best we can, but it turns out that many everyday activities can cause the device to be damaged by overheating.
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5 Handy MagSafe Mounts For Your Desk
A MagSafe mount on your desk can be handy to keep your phone at a convenient viewing angle, and your devices properly charged in preparation for departure.
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Here's How Much It Would Cost To Buy Every iPhone Ever Released
From the first iPhone in 2007 to Apple's latest foldable, we compare how much each model cost at launch and what those prices would mean in today's money.
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Ripping Your Old Discs Gets You Lossless Music That No Subscription Can Take Away
Even though streaming services can pull your favorite albums at any moment, those old CDs in your closet hold lossless music you can keep forever.
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Apple Just Updated An Old iPad Feature That Makes It Feel Like A iPhone Duo
The iPhone Duo is Apple's newest iPhone, something everybody has been anticipating, and because of it, other devices are getting refreshing updates.
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Hackers Jailbreak iPhone In Lockdown Mode - Here's Why This Matters
An iPhone jailbreak has put Apple's Lockdown Mode under scrutiny. What does the demonstration actually reveal, and should users be concerned about security?
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The Reason Why You Can't Simply Fix An Apple Pencil
Your Apple Pencil is built to last for years, but not to be fixed. If something breaks inside, here's what to know about a replacing your Apple Pencil.
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How Long Does The iPhone Duo's Hinge Last? This Test Has A Reassuring Answer
Just weeks after the first Duo devices started shipping, some customers complained of cracked inner displays, apparently caused by a flaw in the hinge.
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I'm A Longtime iPhone User, And These 5 iPhone Duo Quirks Drive Me Crazy
If you've used iPhones for a while, the Duo is going to be a shock to your system. The problems aren't dealbreakers for me, but they're definitely annoying.
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I Tested AirPods' Live Translation In Japan – Here's How It Actually Worked
Apple's Live Translation feature looks like it comes from sci-fi: An app and headphones that do exactly what they promise. The truth is pretty close.
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Gen Z Is Buying This 13-Year-Old iPhone For Its Retro Camera
With retro and vintage gadgets making a comeback, Gen Z seems to be flocking to this iPhone model from 13 years ago, mainly for taking photos.
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5 Clever Uses For Siri AI In Your iPhone Camera App
Siri AI adds a slew of new and enhanced features to your iPhone, and some of the most interesting new features are those in your Camera app.
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The Common Reason Why Your iPhone 18 Pro Max Battery Is Draining Fast
Is your new iPhone 18 Pro Max not getting the battery life that's advertised by Apple? It turns out there's a very common reason for that happening.
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What To Do With Your Old AirTags Now That Apple Has Discontinued Them
Apple’s brand-new AirTag has made the original one old news, but that doesn’t mean yours belong in a drawer, and there are still several good uses for them.
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What Does Siri AI's Camera Mode Actually Do?
Siri AI has a number of beta features that may not have played with yet, including one surprisingly useful AI-powered camera function.
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iPhone 18 Pro Max Vs. Pixel 11 Pro XL: Which Phone Camera Is Better?
Apple and Google’s $1,299 flagships both pack impressive camera systems, and I tested them side by side to see which one actually takes the better photos.
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Some iPhone Owners Say Siri AI Is Far From Intelligent Now - Here's Why
Apple’s big Siri upgrade has finally arrived with iOS 27, but not everyone is impressed. Here’s what iPhone owners are saying about the new AI assistant.
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The iPhone Duo Locks You Out Of This Basic Display Setting After Setup
A basic display scaling feature of iOS present on all iPhone models seems to be missing on the iPhone Duo once you get past the setup process.
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5 Features I Want Apple Maps To Add As Soon As Possible
Apple Maps has had a rocky life since its launch more than a decade ago, but the company continues to update and refine it. Here are more fixes I'd like to see.
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You Can Tell The Time On Your Apple Watch Without Looking At The Screen - Here's How
If you're visually impaired or just are in a situation where you can't look at your watch, Apple has a setting that will actually help you know the time.
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5 Ways To Train Siri AI For Better Responses
Siri has always kind of been everyone's first AI assistant, but with iOS27, Siri has gotten a huge performance boost, making it even more helpful than ever.
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4 Of The Biggest Problems I Have With Siri AI (And How They're Improving)
Apple's Siri AI glow-up is great in many ways, with better app interactions and data recall. But it's still in that beta phase, with clear shortcomings.
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5 Clever Siri Commands You Should Be Using While Cooking
Siri is useful for a variety of features in your day-to-day life, and these five commands are incredibly useful if you need a hand in the kitchen.
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5 iPhone 18 Pro Max Features That Can Make Traveling Easier
Traveling with an iPhone 18 Pro Max? Some of Apple's latest upgrades could make a real difference when navigating airports, new cities, and long journeys.
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Apple Sent Out iPhone Spyware Alerts In 99 Countries — Here's What You Need To Know
Apple just warned several iPhone users around the world about targeted spyware attacks. Not everyone is at risk, but the alerts are worth taking seriously.
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5 Big Changes Coming To Your iOS Devices Before The End Of 2026
Apple is preparing another major iOS update before the end of 2026, with some long-awaited upgrades that could change how you use your iPhone and iPad.
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2 Controversial Privacy Features Are Now In Beta For The Latest Apple Watches - Should You Worry?
Apple is testing out two controversial new features that sound like they could be a privacy nightmare, but is there really cause for concern?
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