How to Free Up Storage Space on Your iPhone: The Ultimate Guide

How to Free Up Storage Space on Your iPhone: The Ultimate Guide

blognet   Tuesday, February 11, 2025   Comment  

While iPhones and iPads don't come with an option to upgrade the storage space using an external memory card like some other non-Apple devices do, there are plenty of things within your power that can help clear up storage so you can put everything you want on your device. One of the first things you can do is keep your iOS device updated at all times. Having the latest update allows you to access all the latest features while maintaining optimal performance. Sometimes, you won't be able to install the latest update due to not having enough storage to download it, and this is a common problem iOS users face. Don't worry; this only means that you should apply some of the tips listed below to clean up your device and you'll be good to go! Don't Miss: iOS 19: Features, Release Date, and Everything Else We Know So Far How to Check Your iPhone StorageBefore diving into the tips, it's important to know how much space you have available and understand what's consuming your storage. To...more

Create Custom Vibrations for Contacts on Your iPhone to Feel Who's Calling or Texting

Create Custom Vibrations for Contacts on Your iPhone to Feel Who's Calling or Texting

blognet   Wednesday, February 05, 2025   Comment  

Staying connected with the people who matter most is easier when you can instantly distinguish their calls or messages — even without looking at your iPhone. That's where custom vibration patterns for alerts come in handy. They're perfect when you need a tactile way to identify who's calling or texting while your iPhone is on silent or in your pocket. Custom vibrations have been around for a long time — since iOS 5, to be exact. And while the software has changed, the original idea has stayed the same: to help you identify important contacts just by feeling. They can accompany or be used instead of ringtones and text tones, and they can be set to always play, only play in silent mode, or only play in ring mode. If you have any Focus profiles set to ignore specific contacts, you won't feel any vibrations for phone calls, FaceTime calls, texts, and iMessage notifications received by them. However, if you allow repeated calls from that person, the vibrations will play when the call...more

iOS 19: Features, Release Date, and Everything Else We Know So Far

iOS 19: Features, Release Date, and Everything Else We Know So Far

blognet   Wednesday, February 05, 2025   Comment  

The first beta version of iOS 19 is still months away, but Apple has been hard at work getting the next-gen iPhone software ready for developer testing. And we already know of a few potential changes and updates you can expect to see. Codenamed "Luck," iOS 19 is being developed alongside macOS 16 ("Cheer"), watchOS 12 ("Nepali"), and visionOS 3 ("Discovery"). Alongside a redesigned Camera app and a smarter version of Siri, we might also see further refinements to Apple Intelligence, which currently powers app interactions and personal assistant upgrades. Apple Intelligence first appeared on iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1. Here's everything we know about iOS 19 so far: Release datesApple's yearly software cycle revolves around its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), where the latest software versions are announced. The first developer betas are typically released on day one of WWDC or shortly after. Based on previous trends, WWDC 2025 is expected to kick off on...more

How to Trigger iMessage Effects with Just a Keyword

How to Trigger iMessage Effects with Just a Keyword

blognet   Wednesday, January 29, 2025   Comment  

One of the coolest aesthetic features of iMessage is its animated message effects. If you're like many users, you might even have discovered them by accident, where wishing your friend a "Happy Birthday!" or congratulating them on a promotion unexpectedly flooded your screen with balloons or confetti. Apple's iMessage effects first appeared in iOS 10 and still work perfectly in the most current iOS, iPadOS, and macOS versions. While Apple has only formally mentioned a few code words and phrases that automatically trigger these effects, I've compiled a massive list of all the hidden triggers I could find through research and trial and error — with over 50 languages included. Don't Miss: Every Hidden Special Character on Your iPhone's Keyboard That You Can Unlock Right Now While Apple hasn't added any more English trigger words and phrases to its list of Easter eggs for iMessage effects since iMessage effects were a thing, it has added more words and phrases that work with other...more

Freeform on iOS 18: All the Features You've Been Missing Out On

Freeform on iOS 18: All the Features You've Been Missing Out On

blognet   Saturday, January 25, 2025   Comment  

Apple's Freeform app levels up with iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, offering you new features to enhance creativity, collaboration, and organization. While some updates, like the new Scenes feature, are prominent, others are more subtle but just as powerful. This incredible app's versatile features work equally well on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. If you haven't updated to iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 yet, it's definitely worth it for Freeform's upgraded capabilities. Many of these features also work on macOS Sequoia 15. The updates cater to a wide range of users, from casual planners to professional teams working on large projects. Freeform's improvements also beautifully integrate with other Apple ecosystem features, including iCloud, Siri, and Apple Intelligence. If you enjoyed the app's earlier ability to create freehand sketches and collaborative boards, this update expands on those strengths with new tools designed to make your workflow smoother and your projects more polished. Don't Miss: Unlock the...more

iOS 18.3 Is Coming Soon — Here's What to Expect on Your iPhone

iOS 18.3 Is Coming Soon — Here's What to Expect on Your iPhone

blognet   Saturday, January 25, 2025   Comment  

Apple is gearing up to release iOS 18.3, its latest software update for iPhone, and it could hit devices as early as the last week of January. While it's not as feature-packed as the previous updates for iOS 18.2 and iOS 18.1 were, there are still a few important changes you'll want to know about. Aside from the return of a critical Calculator feature, most of the changes in iOS 18.3 apply to iPhone models that support Apple Intelligence. Those would be the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and all iPhone 16 models. The new emoji from Unicode 16 are also missing from this update but are expected to arrive with iOS 18.4. Note: Many of these features and changes also apply to iPads running iPadOS 18.3 and Macs running macOS Sequoia 15.3. Apple Intelligence Enabled by DefaultAccording to Apple's release notes for developers, you'll automatically be opted into Apple Intelligence after upgrading a supported device to iOS 18.3. That way, you have immediate access to all of Apple...more