Unlike the Apple Watch that requires an iPhone for it to work, Google’s Wear OS smartwatches actually play nice with the iPhone, at least to a certain degree. One of the features that it seems to be lacking is the ability to make calls on the iPhone through the smartwatch, even if the iPhone is connected and paired with it.

One of the long-awaited features that iPhone users have been asking for finally arrived with iOS 13, and that is a system-wide dark mode. While this might be initially seen as an aesthetics thing, where some users might prefer a dark look to their apps, it has been suggested that it could also help save battery, especially on OLED phones.

Last week, it was discovered that there was a loophole in Google Photos that allowed iPhone users to upload unlimited original quality images to the website for free. It was quite the revelation, but it seems that Google has since caught on to it and it looks like they are calling this a “bug” and plan on fixing it.

Apple skipped 5G on its iPhones this year and we can’t say we blame them. The tech is still relatively new and Apple is usually one to prefer using tried and tested technology (it took the company a while to adopt 4G as well). However, come 2020, Apple is expected to finally embrace 5G technology.

Google Photos offer users two storage options: a free unlimited tier that is capped at a certain resolution/file size, and another tier that lets you store photos in its original resolution above a certain resolution, but that is limited and you will need to pay if you want additional storage. However, it seems that there is a loophole that gives iPhone users the second storage option for free.

One of the benefits of owning an iOS device is that updates are usually prompt. This means that when Apple releases an update, all their devices get it at the same time. This is versus Android where unless you own a Pixel phone, there is a good chance you will only get the latest version of Android a few months after its release.

Is your iPhone charging slower than you remembered? It could be because of a new feature introduced in iOS 13 called Optimized Battery Charging that could be slowing it down, and here’s how to turn it off.

Like most instruments, guitars are typically made using wood. This is because of the natural acoustic properties of wood that makes it a better material when it comes to musical instruments. However, this does not mean that other materials can’t be used, which is what Art Mayer did with this guitar he created called the iCaster.

While Apple might have done a great job with iOS 12’s release where it was considerably less buggy compared to iOS 11, it seems that Apple is slipping up again with iOS 13, where many users have complained about the numerous bugs and issues that are plaguing their devices, which is admittedly rather disappointing.

Based on how well-received the iPhone XR is and how well the iPhone 11 seems to be doing, it appears that Apple is aware that maybe they might have priced themselves out of the market with its newer iPhones. It is also why it doesn’t come as a surprise to learn that Apple could be trying to tempt customers with the iPhone SE 2.

Dark mode is finally here in iOS 13, but how do you turn it on? Check out our guide for a couple of different ways.

In iOS 13, Apple has made some changes to the design of the App Store in which it might not be as obvious anymore when it comes to updating your apps. This guide will show you how to do it.

According to the rumors, Apple is set to launch a 5G iPhone as early as 2020. This is thanks to the company finally settling their legal troubles with Qualcomm, in which it is expected that Apple will most likely try to source 5G modems from Qualcomm. However, we have also heard that Apple could only be working with Qualcomm temporarily until their own 5G modems are made.

One of the new features that got everyone pretty excited about when the iPhone 11 smartphones were announced, was the promise of battery life that would last hours longer than the previous gen iPhones. Many thought it was marketing hyperbole, but based on the reviews we’ve read so far, it seems that Apple has indeed delivered what they promised.