Check out our free iOS 10 workshop streaming live tomorrow, on our Facebook page! The thirty-minute workshop/stream will start at 6:30p and feature a short Q&A session after the class. You will be able to submit your questions from home via Facebook, so be sure to tune in!
Instead of needing to download a file to your Mac and using preview or a third-party application to make edits or annotations, iOS 9 has added Markup and Reply. Simply tap and hold to open an attachment from an email sent or received and select Markup and Reply from the Share sheet. Use the handy [...]
Notes is the most redesigned app to debut in iOS 9. It has moved far beyond its pedestrian origin as a simple text app, to a full-fledged word-loving application. Notes for iOS 9 brings advanced formatting, actionable checklists, bulleted lists, embedded sketching, URL thumbnails, Maps support, and so much more. Make use of the checklists [...]
Simply put, iCloud Drive is a well-integrated, cloud-based file manager. Previously the only way to access iCloud drive was through third-party applications. Presently, iCloud Drive welcomes its very own application in iOS 9 that can be accessed at any time to view, download, or share stored files. (iPhonehacks.com)
Instead of viewing all your notifications in a purely sequential list, you can now group notifications by app by going to Settings -> Notifications and enabled Group by App. So, instead of searching for your most recent CNN updates within a giant unorganized list, your notifications will be grouped according to the app it relates [...]
In an effort to improve app switching and multitasking, iOS 9 provides a super convenient way to move between multiple applications. For example, opening a link sent via Messages will take you to the URL, but instead of double-tapping to bring up the app-switcher, there will be an option to go Back to Messages in [...]
A huge and much-needed addition to the iOS universe, was a way to save battery life on devices running low on juice. Previously, iOS 8 added the option to view how much a particular application was consuming battery. But now, when you go to Settings -> Usage -> Battery, you’ll not only see battery consumption [...]
Most people would assume that doing a “factory reset” on your phone is going to securely erase any information you had on the device. Turns out, if your phone is an Android, a lot of your personal information—including text messages, pictures, emails and even access to your Facebook account—can be recovered. Researchers at the University [...]
There are dozens of excellent photo-editing tools in the App Store, but in iOS 8 Apple has made it easier to fine-tune our pics right in Photos by bringing over many of the sliders and adjusters from iPhoto. After you take a shot you'll find new tools for exposure, brightness, contrast, and composition when you [...]
Every time we download a new version of iOS, Apple adds a couple of new apps. As usual you won't be able to get rid of them, and this time around that includes Podcasts. Whether it's already on your phone or you deleted it long ago, it's here to stay in iOS 8, so make [...]
