Submitted by Rex Chamberlain on
You may think typing on your iPhone is pretty straight forward, but Apple has added lots of features over the years. Since most of us spend a ton of time typing on our iPhone, it’s worth looking at some tips that will save you time and make your life a little bit easier.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
When Apple Maps debuted in 2012, it carried with it a fair share of issues that kept it short of its full potential. From incomplete coverage areas to warped street views, it was clear that Apple’s ambitious attempt to become the new king of the mobile app world was very much a work in progress.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
There is a growing generation of mobile users out there who are turning to their iPhone more and more as their primary media device. It doesn’t matter that it doesn’t have the same screen size of a television, laptop or even a tablet, they find that the convenience of having such a versatile media tool right in their pocket is too great to turn anywhere else.
Submitted by Marshall Walker on
It has always been known that Apple allows employers to use its MDM deployment program to lock or track an employee's device, but the iPhone maker plans to make the program more transparent with the release of iOS 9.3. Any iPhone or iPad being tracked by an employer will soon display a message on the Lock screen that reads, "this iPhone is managed by your organization." Users with a company owned device can also navigate to Settings > General > About to see if their internet traffic is being watched and if their device can be tracked. From here you can see the name of the company tracking your device and the type of control they have over it.
Submitted by Matthew Byrd on
There are few words more tempting in the technology world than “Free Trial.” Many salivate at the idea of getting premium access to a service for free of charge and simply opting out of the trial before they are required to actually start ponying up the dough.
However, sometimes it can be difficult to know exactly where you need to go in order to cancel your trial. You would think that the ability to do so would be a simple button found within the app itself or maybe on the company’s website, but often times that unsubscribe feature can be hidden deep.
