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Month: December 2022

Merge Duplicate Photos and Videos in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and Ventura

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It’s all too easy to end up with duplicate photos and videos in your Photos library. The most common way is to use the Duplicate command, but we’ve seen duplicates […]

These New Year’s Resolutions Will Improve Your Digital Security in 2023

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Happy New Year! For many of us, starting a new year means reflecting on fresh habits we’d like to adopt. Although we certainly support any resolutions you may have made […]

Two Ways to Manage Your Email So You Can Find It Later

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We recently wrote about different ways to organize your files, which prompted some people to ask us about the best ways to manage email. Email may have competition from messaging […]

Practice with the Emergency SOS via Satellite Demo, Just in Case

A smartphone displaying Emergency SOS Connected is shown above Earth, with three orbiting satellites, indicating a satellite emergency communication connection. The background is a starry space scene.

In mid-November, Apple launched its new Emergency SOS via satellite feature for the iPhone 14 lineup. If you have an iPhone 14 and find yourself in an emergency situation in […]

Need to Amuse Small Children During the Holidays? Try Slow Motion Video

A young boy plays with two toy dinosaurs at a table while recording himself with a smartphone mounted on a tripod. A colorful xylophone and other toys are in the background.

If you find yourself at a family gathering with bored children over the holidays, allow us to recommend an activity that can keep kids engaged. Figure out something the kids […]

Delete Contacts More Easily in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16

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Deleting contacts on the iPhone and iPad used to be a pain, especially if you wanted to trash multiple contacts. You had to open the contact, tap Edit, scroll to […]

You Can Now Use Siri to Reboot Your iPhone or iPad

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Although iOS and iPadOS are extremely stable, there are times when rebooting your iPhone or iPad can eliminate odd or problematic behavior, and there’s no harm in trying it. In […]

Here’s How to Stop Getting Paste Permission Requests

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In iOS 16, Apple tightened security by displaying a confirmation alert when you copy data from one app and paste it into another. More security isn’t bad, but these alerts […]

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