The “Home” button on an iPhone is the only physical button you can actually press on the front of the device. Typically the “Home” button will return you to the…
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An iPhone may stop functioning normally for several reasons. It may have run out of battery power, or a corrupted download may have caused it suddenly to freeze and ignore…
Siri has been a controversial figure (incorporeal though she may be) since she made her debut nearly two years ago, adding much-needed voice-powered automation to iOS but sparking controversy over…
Apple’s new photo app, simply called “Photos,” released last month to developers for testing, and to consumers on the public beta. If you’ve signed up for the Yosemite 10.10.3 beta…
Vibrate does more than just offer a discrete notification of incoming calls. It also alerts you when a ringer cannot be heard, such as in a concert or noisy club.…
The iTunes sync process normally syncs contacts found in your iPhone’s Contacts application to your computer’s address book application. Using a special setting in iTunes, you can use the sync…
The iPhone 4G was released on 7th June 2010. It is really good news for iPhone fans. The iPhone 4.0 OS have new features, such as: Multitasking: Now you can…
The iPhone 6 has a built-in email app is compatible with iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo, and many of the most popular Internet-based email service providers. If your email services…
The Apple iPhone 6 comes with a native application called Address Book, which allows you to store contact information that can be used when making phone calls or searching for…
The iPhone has an internal battery with a variable lifespan. The drain on a battery is in direct relation to how often a user is accessing services, listening to music,…
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