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iMovie for iOS: Everything you need to know
Looking to get the most out of iMovie for iOS? Learn all you need to know about the versatile video editing app here!
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Troubleshooting Apple Watch
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Swollen battery in your S2 Apple Watch? Apple is repairing them for free
Whether it's a broken screen, Digital Crown jam, swollen battery, or you can't get a charge at all, here are the best ways to repair — or outright replace — your Apple Watch.
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How to fix iMessage and FaceTime activation issues on macOS
Getting an authentication error trying to log into iMessage or FaceTime? Try this fix!
Rumor roundup
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Third-party Apple Watch face rumors once again make the rounds
Ever since Apple Watch debuted with Mickey Mouse on its face, pretty much everyone has dreamt of more open and expansive support. At least for now, keep dreaming.
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Leaks, damning leaks, and spoilers
There's a difference between leaking product details — like movie plots — and leaking coverups and crimes.
iPhone Rumors
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Did the FCC just reveal a gold iPhone X?
There's always a next display technology. We've gone from CRT to LCD and Plasma to OLED. Next on the list might well be MicroLED, a technology that could offer better than OLED quality with LED-backlit longevity and consistency. And Apple's all over
iPad Pros
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My 9.7 iPad (2018) review: Drawn, written, and edited with an iPad
More than anything else, the Apple Pencil is the gamechanger for the 2018 iPad. So I used it to draw, write, and create a review done entirely on the 9.7-inch tablet.
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These are the best credit cards that support Apple Pay
You can tap your way to cash back or travel rewards with your iPhone and Apple Watch and these credit cards.
Mastering Workflow
How to use Workflow with Reminders
Reminders is simple yet powerful – but once something is in there, it can be hard to do anything with that information. Here's how to use Workflow for iOS to create a few automations for your Reminders database.
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Facebook isn't 'free' when the cost is your data — and Zuckerberg knows it
How Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg’s war of words reveals a profound split — and potential shift — in how technology companies view and respect our privacy.