How to Get the Most Out of Your iPhone’s Battery
(Sponsored Post) By Conner Carey on Wed, 03/22/2017
It’s not an exaggeration to say that your entire life is basically on your iPhone, whether you’re mapping the route to an unfamiliar location or taking an important phone call. Which means that it can be highly inconvenient—even catastrophic—when its battery dies on you. Keeping your iPhone charged is absolutely essential, so have you thought about how you can get more out of your battery? Read on to learn how your trusty handheld stays charged and ready to go.
Download HD Stock Footage That’s Out of This World with Video Blocks
(Sponsored Post) By Conner Carey on Wed, 03/22/2017
With Video Blocks, you can download royalty-free HD videos, motion backgrounds, and After Effects from the company The National Geographic trusts for its video stock footage. With your low fixed subscription price, you have unlimited downloads that you can keep and use forever. Twice a month, Video Blocks releases new awesome content you can use for no extra charge. This month, Videoblocks is launching a new collection featuring hundreds of unreal and futuristic clips, including space, deep water, fantasy and scifi footage. But that’s only the beginning.
Poll: What Is the iPhone Accessory You Can’t Live Without?
By Sarah Kingsbury
What iPhone accessory would you be lost without? A stylish but protective iPhone case? A comfortable pair of Bluetooth headphones with fantastic sound? Something else? Vote in the poll for the iPhone accessory you can't live without and then tell us why in the comments!
How to Hide Your Instagram Story from Specific People
By Conner Carey
Instagram introduced My Story to the app a while back. My Story allows users to film or snap pictures and short videos to share with their followers. If a follower is on at the right time, they can even tune into your Story in real time, or they can tap on your circle at the top of their Instagram feed later on to watch it. Your Story lasts a day before disappearing, allowing your followers to keep up with you in yet another way. But maybe there are some followers you’d rather didn’t view your Story on Instagram. You have the option to hide your Instagram Story from specific people; here’s how.
You can stream music from your iPad, iPod Touch, and iPhone to your Apple TV using Apple's AirPlay feature. This wireless option makes listening to your music on an Apple TV easy to do. We'll answer the questions, "what is AirPlay", and "what is Screen Mirroring", as well as the differences between the features. Then, we'll jump into how to AirPlay music on an Apple TV from an iPhone from Apple Music or a third-party app.
How to Change the Date & Time Stamp on Photos on iPhone
By Sarah Kingsbury
Your iPhone photos automatically include timestamps (and locations, if you have Location Services turned on). But what if you need to manually change the date or location on an iPhone photo? In this article, we'll show you how to change the timestamp on iPhone photos and alter the location as well.
How to Show Week Numbers in Calendar App on iPhone
By Conner Carey
In the Calendar app on iPhone, you can view days and months automatically. But you can also turn on week numbers, which will allow the Calendar app to display the week number of this year. Not everyone will find this tip necessary but if you like or need to know what week of the year it is, use this tip to display it. Here’s how to show week numbers in the Calendar app on iPhone.
How to Remove Sent from My iPhone Email Signature
By Sarah Kingsbury
The default iPad and iPhone signature in iOS Mail is "Sent from my iPad" or "Sent from my iPhone." But while some people may be happy to declare what device they are using at the bottom of every email they send, others prefer to provide other information, such as the name of the sender and additional contact information. Here's how to remove or change your email signature.
How to Type on the Apple TV Using Your iPhone or iPad
By Conner Carey
People are asking, "Can I use my iPhone to type on the Apple TV?" The answer is yes! Being able to use your iPhone or iPad to enter text instead of the Siri remote is a huge bonus. Using Siri or the Siri remote to input text on the fourth-generation Apple TV can be a real pain. Using your iPhone or iPad to type on the Apple TV is the quickest way to input text. Forget sliding across or spelling out each letter of a sword to Siri; just use the Apple TV Remote keyboard on your iPhone or iPad to make it easy. Here’s how to use your iPhone or iPad to type on the Apple TV.