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By Joseph Keller Published
Whether you're a veteran or newbie, these are the essential tips and tricks for every iPhone and iPad owner.

By Luke Filipowicz, Cella Lao Rousseau Published

By Joseph Keller Last updated
Here's what you can do with Siri on your HomePod.

By Joseph Keller Last updated
Custom replies let you send a quick message from your Apple Watch, be it a simple thanks, or a note that you're headed home.

By Rene Ritchie Last updated
Thanks to the monogram complication, you can show off up to four characters right on the clock face of your Apple Watch.

By Stephen Warwick Published
Market research from Futuresource consulting claims that Siri is the world's leading virtual assistant with a 35% share of the global market.

By Stephen Warwick Published
An Iowa student may have been saved by Siri, after using it to call 911 when his car left the road and ended up in the icy Winnebago River.

By Lory Gil Last updated
Don't have a passcode on your Apple Watch? Here's why you should make one!

By Lory Gil Last updated
Your Mac should have a long, strong password. If it doesn't, you should change it.

By Christine Chan Published
You can tell Siri who your friends and family are and the digital personal assistant will remember that the next time you want to send a message. Here's how.

By Stephen Warwick Last updated
Apple and Google are both set to appear before Irish lawmakers to discuss privacy concerns surrounding voice-activated assistants such as Siri and Google Assistant.

By Oliver Haslam Published
Sometimes Siri can be really, really useful. And sometimes you just wish it would go away and never rear its head again. Just like this weather presenter does.

By Jaclyn Kilani Last updated
Get smart when it comes to using a shared Mac in a house full of people: Set up individual user accounts to keep everybody's stuff separate.

By Luke Filipowicz Published
The Photos app for Apple TV lets you see all the fabulous pictures and videos you've taken, all on the big screen! It's perfect for looking at big batches of images with large groups of people.

By Bryan M Wolfe Last updated
You can now delete Siri and Dictation historical data across your Apple devices and opt-out of sending this type of information to Apple.

By Stephen Warwick Published

By Luke Filipowicz, Bryan M Wolfe Published
If you want to play the latest games on your Mac, you have no choice but to install Windows...or do you?
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