You don't have to press any physical buttons to restart your iPhone if you're running iOS 18. The redesigned control center ...

OS 18 ushers in a new era of personalization for iPhone users, empowering them to customize their app icons and themes with ...

Although iOS offers a sizable library of emoji to choose ... Tap on a thread or compose a new message. Tap on the emoji icon. Start typing your description in the text field.

In iOS 18, iPhone apps have both Light and Dark color options, making it possible to match the color of your icons when you have Dark mode enabled. Keep reading to learn how it works. Apple's ...

IF you're bored of the current lot of iPhone emoji, there's a way to unlock an enormous trove of new icons. All it takes ... and they're part of Apple's iOS as standard. You just need to know ...

That said, customization lovers are also getting some love from Apple with iOS 18. This software upgrade introduced the ability to change icon colors, as well as place icons wherever the user wishes.

Now, move an app icon or a widget anywhere you want on your Home Screen. Unlike in iOS 17 and earlier, you can place your icons in an empty space by themselves. Icons still snap to an invisible ...

With iOS 18, you can change the color of your app icons, quickly sort photos by category, and even access some hidden features that will make your life easier. One of these game-changing updates ...

Apple is preparing to launch iOS 18.1 in a matter of days. But it’s never too early to start looking ahead to the next update. Here’s when to expect the first iOS 18.2 beta to release.

If privacy is a top concern, you might want to disable this. Here's how to turn it off: In iOS 18, the "Shared with You" feature shares content from your Messages with other apps. This means that ...

Local police had to rely on Wikipedia for information in its response to the Salisbury poisonings, the Novichok inquiry has heard. Dawn Sturgess, 44, died after coming into contact with the ...

The new software is officially available on iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, months after the tech giant first announced Apple Intelligence at the Worldwide Developers Conference.