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Buried in the press release for the upgraded Vision Pro headset that Apple announced yesterday was the news that the dedicated Apple Vision Pro app is making its way to iPad via iPadOS 26.1 later this …

If you want to unhide or remove a lock from an app, long press on the app, tap Don’t Require Face ID and enter your Face ID or passcode. Your locked apps will now be unlocked and your hidden apps will …

SmartGym was already one of the best workout planners on iPhone and Apple Watch, but Apple Intelligence elevates it into something that feels closer to a real personal trainer.

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing app after eight years, shifting focus to iMovie and built-in tools. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox …

One of the new changes in iOS 26.1 Beta 3 is an updated Apple TV icon, thanks to the fact that Apple has ditched the Plus and rebranded Apple TV+ to Apple TV.

You can use WhatsApp on your iPad, but you’ll need to connect your iPhone first. Here’s how to do it.

Apple Clips has reached end of life, and there won’t be any further updates. If you previously downloaded the app, you’ll be able to continue to use it.

You can easily check app usage on your iPhone to get an overview of your screen time activities or find the time you’ve spent on individual apps.

It seems to be the end of the road for Apple’s Clips app. The company said on a support page that it has stopped updating the video-editing app, and new users can no longer download it from the App …

You can download apps on your Apple TV device using the Apple App Store, and customize your Apple TV home screen.

You can manually delete app data on your iPhone to free up storage space when you’re running low. Here’s how to do it.

To get Snapchat on your iPad, you’ll need to download the iPhone version. Here’s how to get Snapchat and other iPhone-specific apps on your iPad.

Auto-correct can get in the way of quick note-taking on your iPhone. But the only fix is to disable the feature entirely.

There are a few examples of well-known or popular iPhone apps that took way longer than expected to finally get an iPad iteration.

The latest WhatsApp update for iPhones takes universal communication to a whole new level by offering in-app translation for 19 languages and their variations.

Some WhatsApp users are already seeing the revamped interface adopting Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language.

The iOS rollout follows the feature debut on Android in September, enabling users on instant messaging platform to translate messages in chats, groups, and channels from 6 languages …