iMessage is Apple's built-in instant messaging (IM) service. It lives inside the Messages app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. On the iPhone it works alongside — and often replaces — carrier SMS and MMS. On the iPad provides similar functionality, allowing you to send text, picture, video, voice memo, location, contact, and other types of messages to anyone else using an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Widgets are incredibly convenient, especially if you want a quick glimpse at information without having to open the app. Get the most out of this feature on iOS.
You can use emoji on the Mac, just like you can on the iPhone. It just takes a little more effort to find them.
Using your Apple Watch to find directions is as simple as asking Siri. Here's what you can do with the Maps app on your wearable device.
With Apple Watch, the current temperature, precipitation, sunrise/sunset, and other weather-related information is a just a few taps on your wrist away.
With SMS/MMS relay you can send and receive "green bubble" text and multimedia messages on your iPad as easily as on your iPhone!
Well, there you have it, iMessage and FaceTime is back on...
You don't want to miss this. Here's how to set a timer on your Apple Watch so you're always ahead of the game!
Like your iPhone, your Apple Watch has a few accessibility features that can be a huge to help to those with sight, motor, or hearing issues. Here's how to enable and use them!
Apple is making it easier to share and customize your contact profile through iMessages. In both iOS 13 and iPadOS 13, you can create, edit, and customize your information at any time.
The built-in Activity app on your Apple Watch makes it easy for you to choose a "move" goal — how many calories you'd like to burn each day and view all your recorded progress, in multiple formats, whenever you like.
Safari is Apple’s web browser — your portal to the internet. You can visit websites, bookmark favorite pages, and more. Here’s what you need to know to get started!
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You're never too busy to take a note with Siri.
Sometimes sending pictures to your friend is easy, but sometimes it doesn't seem to work at all. How do you fix it all?
The current MacBook Pro is rated for 10 hours of battery life, so if you're not getting that much, here's what you can do to troubleshoot it.
If you are new to Mac, you might be feeling overwhelmed by how different it is from using a PC. Don't worry. We have everything you need to know about learning the basics of the Mac.
Thanks to Migration Assistant, moving your old Mac's data to your new Mac is as simple as can be.
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