How to pin articles and images sent over Messages in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
While using Messages, there may be a message that you want easy access to. Here's how to pin those.
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Latest Articles from Darryl Boxberger
How to read EXIF data in Photos and edit it on iPhone and iPad
Photos on your iPhone and iPad, whether imported, saved, or shot locally, contains metadata that records date, time, location, and a lot more info. Here's how to read and edit that data.
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Hulu rolls out support for SharePlay on iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV
SharePlay video sharing over FaceTime has arrived on Hulu via an update issued Monday morning.
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How to get rain notifications in the Weather app in iOS 15
The Weather app on the iPhone can notify you when it's about to start raining so you can stay dry. Here's how to turn on the notifications.
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Adobe CC Express update brings quick actions and productivity features
An update to Adobe Creative Cloud Express pushed Wednesday brought quality-of-life features to its mobile and web apps.
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The macOS 12.3.1 update fixed bugs affecting PCI-E GPU performance
An update issued to macOS Monterey Thursday morning has resolved most of the issues impacting PCI-E graphics cards in eGPU enclosures and the Mac Pro.
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YouTube TV rolling out picture-in-picture support to iPhone and iPad
Starting Wednesday, a new feature rollout for YouTube TV will allow content to be played back in a smaller window on iPhone and iPad.
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Apple orders sci-fi series adaptation of Blake Crouch's 'Dark Matter' novel
On Tuesday, Apple announced that it ordered a nine-episode series for the sci-fi show "Dark Matter," which will be adapted from the bestselling novel of the same name.
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Do not click links in text messages that come from your own phone number
Users on Verizon's network have reported receiving text messages that appear to be sent from their own phone numbers. Here's why you shouldn't click those links.
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App Store preorders for 'Diablo Immortal' now open
A new Diablo game is set to release to iPad, iPhone, and Android devices later in 2022, boasting a brand new story, competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes, and controller support.
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Ikea introduces water-resistant Vappeby Bluetooth speaker lamp
Ikea's new Bluetooth Vappeby speaker lamp lets users easily bring their playlists everywhere with its water-resistant design.
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How to use Safari Extensions in 2022 -- and five of our favorites
From making an entire website dark mode-friendly, to scouring the internet for coupon codes with one click, Safari Extensions are powerful additions to your browsing experience. Here's a brief look.
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How to get 4 TB of iCloud storage using Apple One
If you are an iCloud power user or have a data-hungry family group, you may find the 2 TB storage plan insufficient for your needs. However with Apple One, there's a way to double that cap. Here's how.
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Tech21 launches Evo Hardshell cases for the 2021 MacBook Pro line
Tech21's new Evo Hardshell Case for the newly launched MacBook Pro line lets users protect their new laptops from everyday bumps and scratches.
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Otterbox expands AirTag case lineups with new colors, styles
Otterbox has bulked up its line of AirTags cases, now featuring new case designs and eye-catching colorways.
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Verizon expanding 5G Ultra Wideband to more cities
Verizon has announced today that it has received early clearance to deploy its Ultra Wideband technology in more cities, including Washington, DC.
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New StarTech Thunderbolt 4 dock provides enough power for a 16-inch MacBook Pro
StarTech's new docking station allows users to connect favorite peripherals to a Mac with a single cable, while providing full power to a 16-inch MacBook Pro.
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The Fair Repair Act is headed to the Senate for debate
A bill submitted to the US Senate for consideration seeks to change the current situation of device repairs from tech companies. Here's why you should care about it.
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How to turn off Spatial Audio
Spatial Audio allows you to enjoy surround audio on compatible AirPods and Beats models. However, you may prefer to turn it off out of preference. Here's how to do it.
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Apple releases watchOS 8.5 with under-the-hood improvements
Apple has released watchOS 8.5, a minor under-the-hood update that focuses on core software technologies.
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Apple rolls out iOS 15.4 & iPadOS 15.4 with Face ID update, Universal Control
Apple's iOS 15.4 and iPadOS 15.4 updates are now available for all supported devices, bringing new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements to iPad and iPhone.
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Apple's 'Underdogs' return to show how Apple products power small businesses
Apple on Thursday shared a new video in its "Apple at Work" series, showing how Apple products, like the iPad, iPhone, and Apple's own apps, can help small businesses achieve big goals.
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Everything and everybody from the Apple TV+ shows featured in the Apple Event
A slew of new Apple Original shows, films, and sports broadcasts have been teased at the March 8 "Peek Performance" event. Here are all the details.
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How to use your Apple Watch as a camera remote for your iPhone
Sometimes, you may want to use your iPhone to take photos from hard-to-reach places where it's hard to hit the shutter. You can use your Apple Watch to remotely do that instead.
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Apple teases new filmmaking tools coming to iMovie in April
Among the myriad of announcements made at the "Peek Performance" event on March 8, Apple teased two new iMovie filmmaking features.
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