Apple rebuilds the iPhone’s front camera with Center Stage—square sensor, auto-rotate, stabilisation and Dual Capture.

You may want to occasionally delete photos on an iPad to save space. Here's how to delete photos and videos from an iPad, ...

Drag the divider to the left or right to easily get out of split screen. Hide floating apps by converting them to split screen and dragging the divider left or right. Completely disable split screen ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive hit, but its relatively small screen size is still limiting. Here's how to use an iPad as an external display for better gaming. Nintendo has reportedly sold more ...

Split View and Slide Over are being removed to make way for a new windowing tool for iPad. Apple's Stage Manager feature will live on, though. Apple is making big changes to how you multitask on your ...

However, after successfully installing all my favorite apps, I encountered a challenge: how could I rearrange this lively array of app tiles? Personally, I prefer having Netflix at the forefront, ...

You can do iPhone split screen multitask to use two apps on screen at once, without a jailbreak. Maybe you want to scroll your Instagram feed at the same time as playing a YouTube video. The iPad ...

When you delete an app on the iPad, it will remove the app and all of its associated data. You can delete apps from the iPad's Home Screen, App Library, and Settings app. If you don't want to delete ...

Google is working on a Split Tabs feature, similar to the Split Screen functionality already available in Microsoft Edge and Vivaldi. The feature, now available in Chrome Canary, allows you to split ...

This setting will automatically remove older messages, keeping your conversations manageable. Note: Deleting messages from your Mac does not delete them from other Apple devices unless you have ...

Are you overwhelmed by the sheer volume of text messages cluttering your Mac or iPad? You’re not alone. Many users find themselves endlessly scrolling through conversations, searching for important ...

It’s fascinating to see how few people actively use some of Android’s most useful features. And the survey saaaaaaaaaaays: A staggering 57% of folks rarely to never rely on Android’s split-screen ...