Updating your iPad to iPadOS 18.0.1 should be straightforward, but things don’t always go as planned. Even when you follow all the steps, you might find your iPad stuck midway through the update process. Fortunately, there are several solutions to help you troubleshoot and complete the update. Why Can’t I Update My iPad to iPadOS […]

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iPadOS 18 rolled out for the M4 iPad Pro with plenty of excitement. It offers enhanced Game Mode, Live Audio Transcription, Math Notes, and Apple Intelligence, among other highly anticipated features. They push the M4 chip to its full potential, giving you a tablet that’s perfect for both work and play. Whether you’re solving complex […]

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Need to know how to use the Remote Control with SharePlay in FaceTime using iOS 18 and iPadOS 18? While that was a lot of words I used just now, it’s not that complicated. Essentially, you can now remote control someone’s iPad or iPhone directly within a FaceTime call. This means you can finally show […]

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The Files app makes it easy to sync your documents, PDFs, and work files across all your Apple devices. It gives you easy offline access to your data. The platform is reliable for the most part, so you might feel lost and confused when files suddenly go missing. Speaking from experience, sifting through hundreds of […]

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There are regions where you can't use Apple Intelligence yet, but you can try these tricks to use the feature in unsupported countries

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Apple Maps has always been the go-to web mapping service for iPhone and Mac users who want reliable, convenient navigation. Its clean, intuitive UI integrates smoothly across your Apple devices to sync routes. Now, Apple is taking things up a notch with topographic maps and offline navigation in iOS 18, iPadOS, and macOS 15. They […]

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iPad users — those living in the EU, at least — are finally able to install third-party app stores. Here's how to do that.

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Apple revamped the Photos app with several usability and security features on iOS 18. You have better control over third-party access, Apple Intelligence lets you pinpoint media assets faster, and the built-in editor can now remove background elements. Despite these upgrades, there’s one major flaw: the Favorites folder is missing. You won’t find this album […]

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Safari introduced a new feature called Highlights, and it has completely transformed the way we browse the web. The tool uses machine learning to pull key details from web pages, so we no longer have to sift through long articles to find what we actually need. Browsing the internet has become even easier than before—and […]

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Apple is known for advanced sound engineering technologies like Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos support. They transform how we experience sound by creating rich, immersive environments that bring media to life. Yet, even with these advancements, complex audio can still obscure what matters most: audible, intelligible scenes. To address this issue, Apple brings Enhance Dialogue, […]

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