What the Tech? Get a Sneak Peek at iOS 15 for iPhones
This isn’t the biggest iPhone update ever but your phone will look and feel different when it’s released later this year.
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What the Tech? Using “Do Not Track” on iPhones
It’s been a little over a month since Apple users began using iOS 14.5 and a new option that lets them choose whether they want to be tracked online by the apps they download.
What the Tech? Should You Store Your Driver’s License on Your iPhone?
Old fashioned wallets are a literal pain in the, you know what. Most guys know to drive comfortably they need to take the wallet out of their back pocket and put it in the glove box or console.
What the Tech? How Does App Tracking Work?
If you updated an iPhone recently you’ve probably seen this pop-up message a few times. Specifically when you’ve opened Facebook, Instagram, or a few other apps for the first time.
What the Tech? What’s New with Apple iPhone iOS 14.5
Apple’s new iPhone operating system is almost here. iOS 14.5 was expected in March by many people (myself included) and then in early April. When that didn’t happen, I expected to hear an update and roundup of the new features at Apple’s press event on Tuesday. iOS 14.5 was overshadowed in a big way by Apple’s announcements of new iPads,…
What the Tech? Apple Prepares to Launch iOS 14.5
One of the most annoying things the past year is having to either remove our mask to unlock the phone or having to type in the passcode. It’s especially frustrating when you’re in a store and need to check an email or grocery list. Apple’s next operating system, iOS 14.5 will make unlocking your phone easier, provided you have an…
What the Tech? Time to Treat Your Devices to Spring Cleaning
Spring is here (almost) and the time to spring forward is just about a week away. If you’re the type of person who sees this as an opportunity to clean the windows and tackle the baseboards, it’s a good time to think about cleaning your ‘digital home’. After months of neglect, your phone and places you visit online can leave…
What the Tech? Why You Need to Update Your iPhone or iPad Now
iPhone users like to brag their phones are not susceptible to viruses, malware, and hacks. iPhones may be less vulnerable than Android devices but they’re still vulnerable. Apple released an update to its operating systems after it says someone notified the company of flaws in iOS14 and iPadOS 14 that could give hackers the ability to execute code on the…
On Your Side Consumer Alert: Apple Warns of Security Flaws
Apple is urging iPhone and iPad users to update their devices to fix security flaws that might have been “actively exploited” by hackers. Apple made the software upgrades available Tuesday, adding a rare note suggesting it was a serious threat. The company credited anonymous researchers for pointing out the vulnerability but provided little details about the nature of the threat….
What the Tech? How to Make Your Smartphone Feel Brand New
2020 has been hard on everyone. Even your smartphone. A year of texting, snapping, browsing and listening takes a toll on devices and slows them down. You can give your phone a quick re-fresh by addressing a data hog that takes up too much space. The keyword is “Other” and you’ve seen it if you’ve ever looked to see what’s…
