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From Siri to Split View, we’ve got tips for every iPad and every kind of user.

Ever wish you could change the look of your app icons? Well, turns out you can. Some apps let you switch up the background, color, and design of the graphics

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Want to make an iPhone ringtone with your own music? Just follow the step-by-step instructions below. Make sure to start out with songs that are mp3s or are otherwise DRM-free. *Updated for iTunes 11* How to Make an iPhone Ringtone […]

iCloud is cloud storage and service launched by Apple on June 2011. iCloud can automatically and securely stores you content: Music, apps, photos, and more. Even before the launch, iCloud was makin…

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While iOS 11 is ready to take over your iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, let's take a step back and check out all of the new features that iOS 10 brought to the public when it was released to everyone in Sept. 2016.

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Nokia may have released a dubstep version of their iconic ringtone, but undoubtedly the coolest ringtone you can have is one you made yourself. Here's how to turn any MP3 into a ringtone for free on both the iPhone and Android.

Using the song editing capability in iTunes, you can transform any song into a personal ringtone for your iPhone. All you have to do is create a copy of your favorite track and then tweak it a bit to make it into a ringtone your iPhone can use. Ringtones have to be 30 seconds or less, so you'll have to pick which ...

This wikiHow teaches you how to move photos from your iPhone onto a Windows or Mac computer. You can do this by using your respective computer's built-in Photos application, or you can use iCloud Photos to upload photos from your iPhone to...

The following post is from Lauren Rothlisberger of Get Me Geeky: My friend Allison called me the other day, she was in a complete state of panic. She laid her iPhone down on a park bench while she ran over to help her son who had fallen on the slide. She went back to get …