How to Check Your iPhone’s Battery Health (and What the Numbers Mean)
Your iPhone tells you exactly how worn its battery is. Here's where to find the numbers, how to read them, and when a replacement actually makes sense.
Your iPhone tells you exactly how worn its battery is. Here's where to find the numbers, how to read them, and when a replacement actually makes sense.
Whether you buy songs, rip your own CDs or stream, here's how to get music onto your iPhone — and keep it playable offline.
Most charging problems come down to a worn cable, lint in the port, heat or a setting that's working as designed. Here's how to find the cause.
A local backup is free, fast and doesn't count against iCloud storage. Here's how to make one on a Mac or PC, encrypt it, and restore from it.
Point, circle or screenshot to search instead of typing. Here's how to use Google's visual search on Android and iPhone, plus Apple's Visual Intelligence, and what each is good at.
A few quick checks in the App Store or Google Play can weed out most fake, scammy and data-hungry apps. Here's what to look at, and what to do if you already installed one.
Deleting an app doesn't stop its subscription. Here's where to cancel on iPhone and Android, how to find subscriptions billed elsewhere, and how refund requests work.
Many recent phones can text or call for help via satellite when there's no cell signal. Here's what each platform offers and how to practice before you need it.
All three make excellent phones. The right pick depends on the gadgets you already own, how long you keep a phone and how much you want to spend.
Run a personal and a work WhatsApp side by side using the official multi-account feature, WhatsApp Business, or dual apps, with no risky modded clients.
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