The Web browsers that you use on your iPhone have come a long way since the device was first introduced. Modern Web browsers are very capable, and much of the Web browsing that is performed around the world occurs on mobile devices like the iPhone. If you browse the Internet equally on a desktop/laptop computer … Read more
When you are configuring an iPhone it’s typical to set a passcode that you use to unlock the device. Not only does this serve as a way to make it more difficult for unwanted people to be able to unlock the device, it can also prevent small children from being able to access the device … Read more
The keyboard on your iPhone includes some things other than numbers and letters. You can also add special characters or emojis, or you can use some of the other buttons that might not be as obvious as the emoji button. One of the buttons that you probably see is a mic button that opens a … Read more
Since iPhone users and Android users type such large amounts of text on their devices, it’s useful for those smartphone operating systems to have ways to correctly add the desired word while typing. Your writing style can change dramatically as you use the predictive text feature on the device because it’s so much easier to … Read more
A MAC address, or media access control address, is a piece of identifying information that is assigned to the piece of hardware on your device that connects to networks. Different manufacturers use their own ranges of MAC addresses, so many iPhones, for example, will have similar MAC addresses. Occasionally you might need to know a … Read more
Does your messages app have a Subject field whenever you send a text message, and you don’t use it, or even know why it’s there? This is a setting that is available on the iPhone, but doesn’t really get a lot of widespread use. If you have decided that you are not going to include … Read more