When you send messages from your iPhone, some display in blue bubbles while others appear in green bubbles. The blue messages use iMessage, Apple's proprietary messaging service, while the greens are standard SMS or MMS messages. If you turn iMessage off, all your messages send as standard messages and display in green. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingIf you have an Android phone and an iPad, you would naturally want to have easy access to all your data no matter what device you're using. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingDid you know that you can effortlessly type or insert the Apple logo () in messages, notes, browser search bars, and other text fields on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac? It might not show up properly for non-Apple devices, but if you're heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem then you won't need to worry about […]
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Apple's iPad mini lineup seemed forgotten for years despite the initial wave of popularity when it first came out. Well, we mostly blame the dated design for why the product lost its appeal over time. It never looked as modern as the more expensive iPad Air and iPad Pro models. Well, Apple has addressed this […]
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Kids nowadays spend hours on YouTube, which may not always be good. To restrict this, you can block YouTube on their iPhone and iPad. Once that's done, your child cannot access it via the app or browser. We'll show you all the ways to block YouTube on an iPhone or iPad below. But before you […]
Continue ReadingNotification Summary is a new way to check your iPhone notifications without getting distracted by them throughout the day. Using this feature couldn't be easier, and all you need to do is change a few iOS 15 settings on your iPhone or iPad to use it. Here's everything you need to know. What Is Notification […]
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