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5 charging habits are causing the iPhone to crash faster
No matter how big the iPhone's battery is, it eventually comes a lot less.
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5 great tips when using the Calculator app on iPhone
Most iPhone users know the Calculator app built into their device, but not everyone knows some tips to use it, saving you time.
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Instructions to fix Images error does not work on iPhone
The Images app in Messages for iOS provides a library of searchable GIF images to instantly add to messages with friends. However, sometimes, you may receive an error me…
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How to view UV index right on Android and iPhone phones
Skin exposed to excessive amounts of UV (ultraviolet) rays can lead to sunburn, sunburn, aging or even cancer. So is there a way to see the fastest and simplest UV index…
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Instructions to turn off iCloud on iPhone
While most people use this feature all the time, you may want to turn off iCloud on your iPhone. Doing that is quite simple, but note that turning off iCloud can have fa…
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How to hide the number and hide caller ID on iPhone and Android
Here are ways to hide phone numbers on iPhone or Android devices. However, keep in mind that many people today automatically refuse to receive calls from strange numbers…
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Detect error messages with strange characters from iPhone, iPad
Many technology sites warn iPhone, iPad, even Mac computers, will be suspended if receiving messages containing special characters.
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Escape death thanks to Siri
Gael Salcedo, who lives in Mason city, was saved in a car accident by promptly giving his virtual assistant Siri on the iPhone.
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What to do if the Home button on iPhone stops working?
Apple abandoned the Home button on the iPhone last year when all 2018 iPhone models were equipped with Face ID and an edge-to-edge screen.
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US military rifles are about to integrate technology like tanks and iPhones
The next generation of US military guns is expected to integrate computers capable of calculating projectile traits, face recognition and hydrophobic glasses.
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How to download Instagram photos to iPhone without software
Unlike Facebook to download Instagram photos on a regular basis, we will have to install a 3rd party application to help with this.
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What is the SS7 system and why can it be used to eavesdrop on iPhone by Donald Trump?
This SS7 system is the place to connect global telecom operators together, and sadly, the vulnerabilities that exist in it for more than 20 years could be exploited to e…
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How much metal and rare earth does Apple need to create an iPhone?
The iPhone is made up of various metals including titanium, iron, gold and a large amount of aluminum used to make the case.
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8 signs to distinguish genuine iPhone cable and fake
Apple's Lightning cable or standard product has sharp lines, gold-plated contact parts, good finish ... compared to substandard clones or wires.
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The truth about iPhone has been there 350 years ago?
During his visit to Amsterdam, Tim Cook said he saw the iPhone in an ancient picture more than 350 years ago.