April is Backup Month, and we've already taught you how to set up Time Machine as an easy way to back up data on a Mac. Your iOS devices need backup love as well, so we're back to provide a few...
Anyone who listens to a lot of podcasts knows that pretty soon, those sound files that you're listening to can start taking up a lot of space on your iOS device. Today we'll look at how to free up a lot...
The iOS 10.3.1 update that came out earlier this week might have seemed like "just another security and bug fix update", but the security notes issued for the update provide a reason why every owner of an iOS device running 10.3 should...
During November and December, we offered up a series of suggestions for travelers who take their tech on the road with them. In one of those articles, the use of the Find My iPhone app was described in detail for finding...
After releasing the beta version in late January, Apple has officially released iOS 10.3 to the public. The free update features several significant and minor changes as well as design tweaks. One change that users might not notice is the...
Sometimes it can feel like our iPhones and iPads are the speediest computers on the planet, while other times they seem to mimic an old Macintosh LC520 with a 1200 baud dial-up modem. For those of you too young to remember the days...
After making the announcement last summer at WWDC 2016, Apple has begun to make good on its promise to ship its new file system in 2017. With the latest major iOS update 10.3, iDevices that get the upgrade will automatically...
Rocket Yard Contributor Steve Sande is out of the country on a great adventure, so he’ll be providing readers with a lot of helpful tips over the next month that can help them use their tech gear confidently and safely...
With the arrival of iOS 10 came a slew of new features and functions. But one minor change to the photos app has largely gone unnoticed. It's simple: When you’re looking at a picture in the Photos app, simply swipe...
