Combine iPhone Headphones (With Microphone) to Other Headphones (Without Microphone)

This article will show you how to combine your iPhone earbuds (with microphone) to another set of headphones (without a mic). Why would you want to do that?


Choose from Stock Images for iPhone Wallpaper

This wikiHow teaches you how to use one of Apple's on-device stock images as a background for your iPhone's Home and/or Lock screens.


Clean Up iTunes Library with Tenorshare Music Cleanup

It is really aggravating when your iTunes library is full of missing song/artist information, album artwork and/or duplicate songs. Don’t worry, Tenorshare Music Cleanup does it all fast and easy.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use your iPhone's 3D Touch to remove all your notifications at once in Notification Center. 3D Touch technology is only available on iPhone 6S and later models, and it won't work with older iPhone models.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to change the EQ (short for equalization) on an iPhone so you can balance or emphasize certain frequencies in a song.


To check your version of iOS, Open the Settings app → Tap on   General   → Tap   About   → Scroll down to “Version”.


This wikiHow teaches you how to check the total amount of time you have spent on calls on your iPhone, both for your current billing cycle and for your phone's lifetime.


To check the storage capacity on an iPhone, open Settings → Tap "General" → Tap "Storage & iCloud Usage" → The used and available storage will be displayed on the screen.


Choose a Switch Control Recipe on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to select a Switch Control recipe (a group of actions assigned to an adaptive switch) and start using it on your iPhone.


To check your iPhone’s carrier settings, Connect to Wi-Fi or cellular network → Open Settings → Tap on   General   → Tap   About   → Scroll down to “Carrier” → Tap on the “Carrier” tab to view your phone’s network, Preferred Roaming List (PRL), Enhanced Roaming Indicator (ERI), and Mobile Station ID (MSID).


Choose a Dog Suitable for a Single Adult

If you're looking to get a dog as a single person, you first need to ensure that you will be able to  take care of a dog . Once you're certain you will be able to meet the necessary financial and time commitments,  choosing a dog  is an exciting and important process.


Check Your Wi‐Fi Network's Address on an iPhone

  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   Wi-Fi  .
3. Tap a current network.
4. Look at the "IP Address" number.


This wikiHow teaches you how to find your iPhone’s ICCID, or SIM number.


Check Your Roaming Data Usage on an iPhone

  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   Cellular  .
3. Look at the "Current Period Roaming" number.


This wikiHow teaches you how to check your iPhone's radio frequency ("RF") exposure using Apple's RF Exposure web page.


To check your iPhone’s modem firmware, Open the Settings app → Tap on   General   → Tap   About   → Scroll down to “Modem Firmware”.


This wikiHow teaches you how to find out which service provider (also known as a carrier) your iPhone uses—or, if service is not active, the carrier it used last.


Mobile phones, like iPhones, are assigned with special codes called IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) that are generally used for identification purposes.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use your iPhone to view the amount of space available on your iCloud account.


This wikiHow teaches you how to navigate to and identify your iPhone's specific Bluetooth Address.


Do you occasionally check stock prices for a few stocks? If you do, and you own an iPhone or iPod touch, you did realize you can check these prices for free, even without downloading other apps from the App Store, right?


Check Your Iphone Baseband to See Its Unlockable With Ultrasnow

Any mobile phone that needs unlocking would need to have it jail broken into first. Here are three ways you can find out what base-band you are using to determine if your iPhone can be unlockable with Ultrasnow.


Check Which iPhone Apps are Draining Your Battery

To check your battery usage on an iPhone, select the Battery option from the Settings app. You'll see a list of all of the apps that have used battery, and how much they've used.


This wikiHow teaches you how to see how much of your iPhone's storage is being used by your pictures, apps, and other data.


This wikiHow teaches you how to find out whether or not your iPhone is carrier-locked.


Check if Your iPhone Software is Updated

This wikiHow teaches you how to make sure your iPhone has the latest iOS update installed.


This wikiHow teaches how to check if your iPhone has water damage by looking for special indicators on the device.


This wikiHow teaches you how to remove all the pictures from the Photos app on your iPhone.


To check app usage time in iOS 9 & above, go to “Settings” → “Battery” → Tap the time icon → Review the time listed under each app.


Most Apple products come with a built-in warranty of one or more years. Before you know it, you may be playing a guessing game as to whether you are still covered or not.


Serial numbers are a unique set of codes made to identify your mobile device, generally made up of a series of letters and numbers. Serial numbers on iPhones are very accessible and can be found in a number of places to help users easily check the identity of their phone.


Check Available iCloud Storage on an iPhone

This wikiHow article teaches you how to view the amount of iCloud storage that you have available on your iPhone and helps you make space if it’s needed.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to check and monitor how much data each app has used since being installed on an iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to check how much space your iPhone has available for things like downloading new apps and storing music, pictures, and videos.


Delete Shortcuts from Quick Website Search on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to remove websites from Safari’s Quick Website Search list. This will prevent Safari from searching these websites when you type into the address bar.


Disable iTunes WiFi Syncing on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to stop your iPhone from automatically syncing with your computer over WiFi, allowing you to sync only when connecting the device via USB.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from being able to automatically write in all caps.


Disable Auto‐Capitalization on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from automatically capitalizing the first letter of a sentence, proper nouns, and the word “I”.


Delete Safari Search History on an iPhone

To clear browsing data/history from Safari on the iPhone: Open the Settings app → Tap   Safari   → Tap   Clear History and Website Data   → Tap   Clear History and Data  .


Disable Contact Suggestions in Apps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from offering new contact suggestions in the Phone app whenever an unknown phone number is calling or is called.


Disable Subtitles and Captioning on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop seeing subtitles and closed-captioning in the iPhone Videos app.


Disable the Double Tap Period Shortcut on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from typing a period whenever you tap the spacebar twice.


Disable Touch Accommodations on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off Touch Accommodations on an iPhone, which will disable any settings you have set up that change the way your screen responds to taps.


There may be occasions when you will want to disable your iPhone’s or iPad’s camera and/or FaceTime. You may be trying to limit the time you spend taking selfies and chatting with your friends over FaceTime, and would like iOS to help you with it.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the iPhone's user-enabled function allowing hearing- or speech-impaired users to place and receive text-assisted calls.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to turn off your iPhone’s ability to use Switch Control as a way to navigate your iPhone using switches such as head movement or a wireless button if you had the setting previously enabled.


This wikiHow teaches you to disable Tap Assistance on your iPhone, removing the ability to use finger gestures to perform a button tap. Note that this feature is disabled by default.


Disable Switch Control Speech on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent iPhone Switch Control (an alternative input feature that can be enabled in your Settings) from reading selected menu and icon labels aloud.


This wikiHow teaches you how to stop seeing the “SIM Locked” message when you try to make calls or use mobile data on your iPhone.


Disable Switch Control Sound Effects on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to disable the sound effects that play when you use Switch Control, an Accessibility feature that allows you to control your iPhone with physical switches.


Disable SSL for a Mail App Email Account on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your emails from being protected by a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). An SSL is an extra layer of protection that lets you exchange encrypted information without risking third parties viewing your email messages.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from underlining misspelled words when you type in text for messages, web searches, and apps.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable your iPhone's predictive text feature, which gives you word suggestions according to your keyboard history as you type.


Disable Rest Finger to Open on an iPhone

This wikiHow article teaches you how to disable the finger recognition feature known as Touch ID and enable the physical home button to unlock the iPhone start screen.


Disable Search Engine Suggestions on an iPhone

To turn off search engine suggestions in Safari on your iPhone, tap the Settings app → tap Safari → tap the Search Engine Suggestions slider.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the feature that allows you to block anyone from using selected apps or features on your iPhone.


Disable Notifications when Your iPhone Is Locked

You can disable lock screen notifications from the   Touch ID & Passcode   section of the Settings.  [1]   The same notifications can be disabled for only selected apps from the   Notifications   section of the Settings.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your phone from deleting your last-written word or phrase when you shake your phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable Noise Cancellation in your iPhone’s Accessibility settings, which can improve issues of fuzzy or muffled sound during calls.


Disable Raise to Listen for Audio Messages on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to stop audio messages from auto-playing when you raise your iPhone to your ear. This feature sometimes has trouble working as intended if you use certain cases with your phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the Magnifier tool, which lets you use your iPhone's camera to zoom in and magnify objects.


In-app purchases are digital contents that you can buy from inside apps installed on your iPhone. Developers earn by offering these contents to people who install these mobile apps on their smartphones.


Disable Location Suggestions for Events on the iPhone Calendar

This wikiHow teaches how to turn off location suggestions for events automatically pulled from your email messages and added to your Calendar app.


Disable Nicknames for Contacts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to prevent the Contacts app on your iPhone from displaying nicknames for contacts that have names that are too long to fit on the screen.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from sending and receiving MMS messages to help you cut down on your monthly cellular data usage. An MMS messageincludes multimedia content such as pictures and videos.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable Speak Screen for iPhone, the optional accessibility feature that causes Siri to read the screen when you do a two-finger downward swipe.


Disable LED Flash for Alerts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone's LED light from flashing whenever you receive an alert (such as an app notification or a text message) if you had previously enabled LED Flash for Alerts.


This wikiHow teaches how to disable Hearing Aid Mode, a feature designed to improve audio quality while using a hearing aid, but that can increase the volume too much for some users.


Disable iCloud Photo Sharing on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent iPhone photos from being shared with albums on iCloud.


While you can't completely remove the Game Center app on your iOS device, you can keep it from functioning so that you aren't bothered by notifications for it.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable your iPhone’s ability to transfer work in Handoff compatible apps to another Apple device so that you may resume your work on it.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable your iPhone's motion sensor from accessing and recording fitness and health data such as your exercise minutes, step count, stairs climbed, and stand hours.


If you won't ever use emojis and want to be rid of them for good, you can just remove the emoji keyboard from your iPhone.


To turn off group messages on an iPhone, go to “Settings” → “Messages” → Tap the green switch next to “Group Messaging.”


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable Guided Access (the feature that restricts your iPhone to a single open app) with either a passcode or Touch ID.


Enable a Large Cursor for VoiceOver on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to increase the size of the cursor that highlights the options on your iPhone’s screen when VoiceOver is enabled.


Disable Follow Focus for Zoom on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to disable follow focus, a feature that causes a window to appear on your iPhone that follows the words you're typing when you have  Accessibility Zooming  enabled.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent FaceTime from being used on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to hang up a call that you made or received on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable Smart Typing, the iPhone accessibility feature that zooms into the text box (instead of the keyboard) when the keyboard is open.


This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone automatically capitalize letters at the beginning of sentences and certain words.


As lovely as the iPhone's compact nature is, the charm comes to a full stop when you run out of memory. Far from being an international crisis, this problem is easily rectified: you can free up some space on your iPhone in a matter of minutes by getting rid of apps, data, and media that you don't use.


Enable iCloud Photo Sharing on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable iCloud's "photo sharing" feature in order to share photos and albums with other iCloud users.


Enable Follow Focus for Zoom on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on Follow Focus, a zoom feature on iPhones that makes the zoom lens follow your text cursor on your screen as you type.


This wikiHow teaches you how to forward text messages from your iPhone's Messages app to your Mac's messages app.


Gather Your Best Photos Into One Album on iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to mark your favorite images in Photos and view all of them in your Favorites album.


If you've broken your iPhone 5 screen, you probably need to repair it quickly. If you don't have time or the money to take it into the store for repairs, you can easily and cheaply do it at home.


Fix an iPhone or iPod Touch Losing WiFi Settings

Does your iPhone or iPod Touch lose its Wi-Fi connection or fail to connect to your preferred Wi-Fi connection automatically? iPhone and iPod users have been dealing with sporadic wireless headaches since the release of iOS 8 and 9.


If you have an iPhone 7, you may have realized that the force restart has changed, compared to older iPhones. It's easy enough to restart your device, once you know how.


This wikiHow teaches you how to address common problems with the iPhone's headphone jack.


If you have an iPhone and you have misplaced it, you can find it with the help of another iPhone. If you have another iPhone or can borrow a friend’s iPhone, you can locate your misplaced or lost iPhone with the app Find My iPhone.


Though it may seem very uncommon, there are actually malicious applications that can infect and jeopardize the data security of your iPhone. Spyware programs for iOS devices like an iPhone aren’t really that chronic compared to other forms of viruses but are still serious threats.


The iPhone has been around for a number of years and, while the technology inside has changed a lot, most models look relatively similar. Luckily, it's pretty simple to track down which model you have using some clues on the phone itself, as well as a small number printed on the back of every iPhone or the phone’s serial number.


This wikiHow teaches you how to free up space for photos on an iPhone or iPad by using iCloud Photo Library, deleting superfluous photos, and changing your recording settings.


You can change the formatting of your text in the Notes app for iPhone by tapping the "Aa" button above the keyboard. You'll need to tap the "+" button first to make the formatting option appear.


This wikihow teaches you how to find and restore apps that you've deleted from your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to see what version of Apple's operating system your iPhone is currently running.


Find out How Much Space Is Left on Your iPod Touch or iPhone

Downloaded a bunch of songs, but want to know how much space you actually have left on your iPhone or iPod Touch? Follow these simple steps.


Your iPhone’s serial number serves as its unique identification code that distinguishes it from other iPhone or Apple products. It consists of alphanumeric combination that makes your phone identifiable by the manufacturer.


A MAC (or Media Access Control) address is a set of unique codes assigned to a network device to identify it on a network. MAC addresses are usually used for setting up security protocols on an Internet connection network.


Do you currently use Twitter on your PC, but found it hard to maintain due to time constraints? Find out how to find a suitable app on your smartphone, by using the steps in this article.


Find and Edit a Drafted Review on the Yelp for iPhone App

Need more time adding information to a review? Only have your smartphone nearby? Do you really love Yelp, and having to write reviews to business? With the Yelp for iPhone app you can add more information to the review via your smartphone.


If you plan on using your AT&T iPhone 4 on another carrier’s network or while traveling internationally, you’ll be required to perform a factory unlock.


To quickly find nearby gas stations, tap the search bar in Apple Maps and select the "Transport" option. You can then tap "Gas Stations" to view all of the nearby gas stations on the map.


This wikiHow teaches you how to fake your GPS location in any iPhone app by installing LocationFaker or LocationHandle.


Fetch New Data for the Contacts App on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to change how often your iPhone checks your contacts account for new or updated contact information, which can increase your battery life and reduce data usage.


The iPhone is a series of internet-connected smartphones and multimedia devices designed by Apple Inc. The iPhone’s baseband is essentially the firmware of its cellular modem, which is used to communicate with cellular carriers and establish data connections.


This wikiHow teaches you how to erase all of your data and media from an iPhone.


Sometimes we might encounter with the term “DFU mode” when we searching for iPhone. What exactly is DFU mode? What does it do? How to enter the mode and how do we get out?


Erase All Content and Settings on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to restore your phone to its factory settings, which will erase all media, data and customized settings.


This wikiHow teaches you how to put your iPhone or iPad in DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode, which is the deepest recovery mode available on an iOS device.


Fetch Data for a Mail App Email Account on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to change how often your iPhone's Mail app checks your email account for new messages, which can help save battery life and cellular data.


Unlocking your iPhone 4 means you can use your phone with any wireless carrier of your choice, as long as your iPhone is compatible with the carrier’s network.


This wikiHow teaches you how to send photos to the apps you have on your iPhone or to transfer them to your computer.


If you belong to a variety of social networking programs, you may have contact information for several of your friends in one application that is not easily accessible in another.


Expand Spotlight Search to All Apps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to allow the Spotlight Search utility to search through every app installed on your iPhone. This is the default behavior for Spotlight Search, but apps may have been disabled by you or someone else.


Enable Your Personal Hotspot As a Wi‐Fi Network on Your Verizon iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on your Verizon iPhone's personal hotspot feature, which allows you to use your iPhone as a Wi-Fi router.


This wikiHow teaches you how to change the iPhone Zoom feature so that you see magnified text as you type, rather than a magnified keyboard.


Enable VoiceOver Pitch Change on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable the accessibility feature that reads the text on an iPhone’s screen aloud to change the pitch of its voice.


If ever you want your Mail app on your iPhone to display only unread messages, then you can do so by filtering this on your Settings. This feature can help organize your email, especially if you get tons of messages daily, and it’s easy to do.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable and customize VoiceOver, a screen reading feature that makes using an iPad or iPhone easier for the visually impaired.


Enable Touch Accommodations on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on your iPhone's "Touch Accommodations" feature, which allows people with limited dexterity to do things like increase the amount of time it takes for a tap to register.


This wikiHow teaches you how to tell whether or not your iPhone has been refurbished. iPhones are typically considered "refurbished" when they have been repaired and re-sold by Apple after a hardware issue was found in the original phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable a setting that allows iPhone users who are deaf or hard of hearing to use either the iPhone's built-in text telephone feature, or an external Teletype (TTY) machine to communicate.


This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone speak letters and words while you type, as well as offer spoken word suggestions, autocorrections, and word predictions.


iPhones are brilliant phones, but to get the best out of them, they need to be treated in a certain manner. Here are some tips to help achieve this.


Jailbreaking your iPhone 5 allows you to install an earlier or later version of iOS as desired, and allows you to customize your iPhone using apps available to the Cydia jailbreaking community.


Do you want to trick your friends and family? Or maybe you're making a film and just don't really want to break your brand new iPhone? Or your little one wants a phone but she/he isn't getting one.


Hide the Subject Field for Texts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to remove the Subject field that appears above the Message field in the Messages app on your iPhone, which can help unclutter your screen.


To highlight menu buttons, making them more visible, on an iPhone, open the Settings app → Tap "General" → Tap "Accessibility" → Scroll to the second section of the menu → Then, tap the slider next to "Button Shapes."


Jailbreak an iPhone/iPod with GreenPoison Jailbreak

Note: GreenPoison Jailbreak will work on IOS 4.1 firmware only.


Make a Pregnant Bitmoji on iPhone or iPad

This wikiHow teaches you how to make your Bitmoji avatar look pregnant on your iPhone or iPad.


This wikiHow teaches you how to hide your iPhone's photos from Collections and Memories in the Photos app. It will also teach you how to download and set up Photo Vault, which is an app that hides photos that you select with a passcode.


Instruct Siri to Always Speak Notifications on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable  VoiceOver  and turn on the setting that causes your phone to tell you when you receive calls, text messages, app alerts or even when your screen dims.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use FaceTime to make video and audio calls from your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you to enable limited ad tracking on your iPhone, which will make it harder for advertisers to track your browsing data. Note that this will not block ads from appearing your phone, but will stop the ads you see from being personalized to you.


This wikiHow teaches you how to log out of email accounts in the Mail app on an iPhone.


Make a Protector for an iPhone 3.5 mm Headphone Mini Jack

Are you searching for a dock/protector against dust for the 3.5-mm headphone mini jack of your iPhone?


The iPhone has a GPS feature. Here is how to locate your GPS position on the iPhone.


Listen to iPhone Audio Messages by Raising the Phone to Your Ear

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable the Raise to Listen feature on the iPhone. This feature allows you to listen to audio messages and voice messages by placing the phone to your ear, instead of having to tap the play button.


Make a Custom Skin for Your iPod or iPhone with UniqueSkins.Com

Making a custom skin for you iPhone is a great way to show off your unique flavor, or just that cute picture of your dog, to the world. With the help of a web-based tool your skin will be one order in no time.


Sometimes we all need to listen to music to keep our energy going, or to help ourselves get to sleep. Here is how to listen to music on your iPhone.


To keep your iPhone safe from prying eyes, lock the screen by pressing the power button at the top of the device. If you have a passcode set, the screen will remain locked until you type it correctly.


If your iPhone’s Power button breaks, it can become a frustrating experience trying to lock your iPhone's screen. Locking your screen is an essential operation for the continued use of your iPhone, and you may worry that you need to replace the phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to reduce the occurrences of your iPhone freezing up while you're using it.


If your iPhone is lost or accidentally misplaced, there are several methods you can use to locate your iPhone, including Apple’s “Find My iPhone” feature.


Know What Internet Connection Your iPhone Is Using

Want to know what internet connection your iPhone is using that time? Well, this article's for you.


You know how sexy your iPhone is. It feels great, looks smooth, is awesome to use – but how do you keep it that way?


Limit Spotlight Search to Certain Apps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to get better search results on your iPhone by selecting which apps are searchable by Spotlight.


This wikiHow teaches you how to separate Mail that you're copied on from Mail sent directly to you.


Like Apps on Facebook with an iPhone or iPad

Now that Facebook integration is included throughout iPhones and iPads, you can like a number of things from within native apps such as apps on the App Store or songs on iTunes.


So Apple have released the new iPhone 5s, 6, 6s... and you have a perfectly nice iPhone that you can no longer upgrade the latest iOS for. Maybe you've only had it for a year.


Keep Songs at the Same Volume on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to use the Sound Check feature to keep your songs from being too soft or too loud when they play.


Keep Low Power Mode on After the Battery Charges on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on the feature that helps extend your iPhone's battery life by reducing power usage.


Keep Google Maps Pointing North on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to make Google Maps always open oriented like a compass: with the top of your screen pointing north.


If you guys have got an iPhone 4 with iOS, you may want to untethered jailbreak it. This article shows you how to jailbreak iOS 5.0.1. On Dec 27, 2011.


Restoring, downloading, installing, updating, jailbreaking straight from your computer on to your iPhone 4 is sometimes very difficult, frustrating and annoying.


Jailbreak Firmware 4.1 iPhone 3Gs/4, iPad, iPod Touch 3G/4G With Greenpois0N

This guide will show you how to jailbreak your iDevice using the new greenpois0n software by the Chronic Dev Team. It works on iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, iPad, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G 4.0-4.1 and beyond+++.


Jailbreak an iPod Touch or iPhone 3G on a 3.1.3 Firmware

Have you been struggling to find a good jailbreaking website for you iPod Touch or iPhone 3g on a 3.1.3 firmware? Well you have the answer!


This wikiHow teaches you how to download and install apps on your iPhone.


Jailbreaking your iPhone 5s will allow you to customize and upgrade your device, as well as download apps that are exclusive to jailbroken devices. You can jailbreak your iPhone 5s using Evasi0n or Pangu on your Windows or Mac computer.


This wikiHow teaches you how to speed up an iPhone's wireless browsing speed through several different methods, including changing your iPhone's Wi-Fi DNS settings and updating your iPhone's software.


Install Free Applications and Games on the iPhone and iPod Touch

This will show you how to get free iPhone/iPod touch games and applications.


Is your iPhone becoming just another phone? Revive it with this tutorial.


Actually running an iPhone with the Android OS is impossible. The two operating systems are incompatible with the other phone’s hardware. In recent versions of the iPhone, Apple has even closed the gaps that let you dual boot the phone, running Android from within iOS.


How to improve the reception on the new Apple iPhone 3G—No hacking or hardware changes required


This wikiHow teaches you how to get a longer Snapstreak on Snapchat. Your Snapstreak shows how many consecutive days you have chatted with a friend using Snapchat.


This wikiHow teaches you to transfer contacts from a SIM card to your iPhone. iPhones themselves do not store contacts on the SIM card, so this method will not work for transferring contacts from one iPhone to another.


Import Contacts from Gmail to Your iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to add your Gmail account's contacts to your iPhone's address book.


This wikiHow teaches you how to delete text conversations or individual messages on an iPhone. It will also teach you how to prevent incoming text messages from displaying on your iPhone's lock screen and Notification Center.


This wikiHow teaches you how to increase the contrast on your iPhone to make the text on your screen easier to read.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable a feature that highlights words or sentences that are being read out loud. The  Speech  function to enable a button that allows you to hear words that you select being read out loud; "Highlight Text as Spoken" is a feature that causes those words to be highlighted as they're being read.


Hide the Character Count for Texts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to hide the character count and maximum character limit that can appear when sending SMS text messages on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to hide adult content while browsing the internet and how to hide adult material stored on your phone. This wikiHow also teaches you how to hide your downloaded and purchased apps from others on Apple's Family Sharing service.


This wikiHow teaches you how to temporarily hide the directional "joystick" controls that you use to move the pane which magnifies text and images on your iPhone's screen.


Hide Speed Limits on Google Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to make speed limits disappear from the map while you use Google Maps navigation.


Hide Chats on WhatsApp on iPhone or iPad

This wikiHow teaches you how to archive your WhatsApp chats so they’re no longer visible in the app.


Hide Recent Google Maps Searches on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete your search history in the Google Maps app.


This wikiHow teaches you how to hide the photos (or initials) that display to the left of your contacts when you open the Messages app.


This wikiHow teaches you how to stash an app away in a folder so that it isn’t visible on your Home Screen or to remove it through Restrictions.


Hide Invitee Declines on the iPhone Calendar

This wikiHow teaches you how to hide people who decline an event invitation that you are hosting or attending from the Calendar app on the iPhone. People who decline an invitation will be hidden from the Calendar, and only the event information and the names of people who have accepted the invitation will be displayed.


Manually Enable Night Shift on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on Night Shift, which is a feature that changes your iPhone's display color palette from a bright blue to a softer brown.


Got an old iPhone that is not dead, even though you've upgraded? Think it's useless now? If you think that way, you are dead wrong. An iPhone that is not burned out, from which you've upgraded only because you wanted the latest, is still quite valuable.


This wikiHow teaches you how to insert a SIM card into your iPhone. In order for a new SIM card to work with your phone, you'll need either a SIM card that corresponds to your current carrier or a  SIM-unlocked iPhone .


If you want to get a closer look at the innards of your new iPhone 6, or want to try replacing the battery on your own, you will need to disassemble the iPhone using a few simple tools.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable the iPhone keyboard feature that displays a large preview above each letter as you type it. While the character preview can serve as helpful confirmation that you're typing what you intend to, you may want to turn it off if you're worried that someone else might see what you're typing.


Make a Single RSS Feed Reader Based App for iPhone at AppMaker.Com

Making an iPhone app, without having to code is very possible. If you want to make an RSS feed reader app, to share your favorite websites with the world, this tutorial will get you going, with the help of a free tool called Appmakr.


Do you like to listen to podcasts? This article will present to you a way to listen to podcasts on your iPhone, when the MP3 file of it, isn't present.


Receive iCloud Emails to Your iPhone Automatically

This wikiHow teaches you how to change your mail settings so that messages sent to your iCloud.com email address arrive on your iPhone immediately.


Too many apps on your iPhone can make your home screen crowded and disorganized. To keep everything in order, you can rearrange your apps to make your home screen more manageable and keep it looking neat.


Prevent Automatic App Update Downloads on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to disable your iPhone from automatically downloading the newest software updates for apps you have already installed on your device.


Push New Data to the Contacts App on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to setup your iPhone to automatically receive new updates to your contact's information. This will update a contact’s profile in the Contacts app any time a change is made to information (i.e. names, emails, or phone numbers) from another device or online.


This wikiHow teaches you how to decrease the brightness of whites (and other light colors) on your iPhone.


Remove an Apple ID Phone Number on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete a secondary phone number from your Apple ID account on an iPhone.


Protect Your Private Data on Your iPhone

The iPhone, without uncertainty is the most well-liked smart phone on the market. The iPhone not only enables users to surf the net, make video clips, take photographs, but users can save their personal information on their iPhones, such as: copies of passports, driver’s licenses, addresses, legal notices and social security numbers.


Remove an Apple ID Email Address on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete a secondary email address associated with your Apple ID account on an iPhone.


Putting together your iPhone and a Mophie case is easy, but removing the case is a different story. To avoid the frustration of having to figure it out yourself, just scroll to step 1.


This wikiHow teaches you to delete keyboards you have installed onto your iPhone, including third party or international keyboards. Note: You cannot remove the default keyboard from the phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to record an ongoing phone call on an iPhone. For the sake of privacy, Apple purposefully prevents iPhone users from being able to record a phone call using stock features or apps, so you'll need to either download an app or use external hardware such as a computer's microphone or another phone to record the call.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use a backup to recover contact information that was deleted from your iPhone.


Reduce Motion of the User Interface on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to disable the movement of the background behind the apps on your iPhone's Home screen when you tilt the screen.


Recovering deleted photos on your iPhone or iPad used to be tricky and required at least one backup. You will then need to connect your device to your computer so that iTunes can use the backup file to recover your data.


Remove a FaceTime Email Address on an iPhone

This wikiHow article teaches you how to delete an email address that people can use to contact you on  FaceTime .


Voice recording features allow iPhone users to make memos, record music and remember lectures. You can also record incoming calls with the help of Google Voice.


Reduce the Size of Images Sent by Text on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to set your iMessage to rescale and resize all image attachments to a smaller file size. Rescaled files will be slightly lower in image quality, but they will help you save up on your mobile data plan, and your iMessages with image attachments will go through faster.


You iPhone includes a Voice Memos app, which allows you to record and edit audio memos. You can use this for taking personal memos, recording class lectures, and more.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off dictionaries that you can use to look up words in different languages on your iPhone.


Record a Video Screencast from an iPhone

Although screenshotting on an iOS device is easy, Apple doesn't make it too easy to video-screencast on their devices. However, in the methods shown in the Steps section below, you'll find a wealth of options to choose from to ensure you grab that screencast every single time.


Your iPhone will automatically open PDF files when using Safari, Chrome, or your Mail app. You can save these files to your iBooks app, allowing you to view them at any time.


This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer photos so that you can access them on your iPhone.


There are two ways to reboot an iPhone: a  hard reset  and a factory reset. If your device is freezing or malfunctioning, it's best to first try a  hard reset , and if that doesn't work to resolve your glitch, then to try the  factory reset , which restores your phone to factory default settings.


This wikiHow teaches you how to access and review the Legal Notices, or trademarks and software agreements section, on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to upload or download music and videos to your iPhone.


  Summary:
1. Open the   ⚙   Settings app.
2. Tap   ⚙ General  .
3. Tap   About  .
4. Tap   Legal  .
5. Tap   License  .


This wikiHow teaches you how to send a quick reply to an email in your iPhone's Mail app.


If your iPhone battery is getting low and you aren't near a charger/going to be near one for a while, then there is an option you can choose which puts your iPhone into a low power mode.


This wikiHow teaches you how to delete multiple photos from your iPhone's camera roll all at one time.


Put an iPod or iPhone into Recovery Mode

In order to manipulate your iPod or iPhone's software, including jailbreaking it, you might have to put it into Recovery Mode at one point or another.


This wikiHow teaches you how to flag an email in your iPhone's Mail app. An orange dot will appear next to flagged emails in Mail.


Greyscale is a new accessibility tool introduced to iOS8. This new feature helps people with visual impairments such as color blindness. Sure, you've heard of inverting your colors on the iPhone, and maybe you've even seen the Grayscale setting on your phone.


The iPhone can do a whole lot of things, but one area that can be difficult is adding music. This is especially true if you don't want to use Apple's iTunes media player.


Printing documents wirelessly from your iPhone is a simple process, using Apple’s AirPrint technology. You can use AirPrint to print from all Apple applications on your iPhone including Mail, Safari, and iBooks, as well as a number of third-party apps from the App Store that offer the feature.


To mute the noises, vibrations, and lights coming from your iPhone, activate either "silent" or "do not disturb" mode. Silent mode quickly switches to vibrations instead of sounds, while "do not disturb" temporarily blocks all interruptions (including vibrations and lights) from getting through to you.


Want to keep your iPhone in mint condition? Read on! You will also learn how to keep it safe if it gets lost.


Prevent Siri from Making Spotlight Search Suggestions on an iPhone

This wikiHow article teaches you how to remove the list of frequently used apps and keywords suggested by Siri when you use  Spotlight Search .


Prevent Your Apps from Refreshing in the Background on an iPhone

Apps that automatically refresh in the background can use up your battery, even when you aren't actively using them. This can use up your mobile data if you are not on wi-fi.


If your printer is AirPrint-compatible, you'll be able to print directly to it from your iPhone as long as you're on the same network. For printers that don't support AirPrint, you can usually use an app from the printer manufacturer to print your photos.


We know all messages on iPhone can be viewed bit by bit if you continue to scroll and hit “view” previous messages”. But, sometimes, a printed version of a conversation is necessary.


Prevent the VoiceOver on an iPhone from Changing Its Pitch

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent the accessibility feature that reads menu options as you tap them from changing its pitch. This can be a helpful option for people people who are hard of hearing who use VoiceOver, since pitch change can be disorienting.


Prevent Mail from Automatically Refreshing on an iPhone

To prevent your iPhone's Mail app from automatically checking for new messages, tap the Settings app → tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars → tap Fetch New Data → toggle Push off → set Fetch to Manually.


Prevent Dictionary Suggestions in Spotlight on an iPhone

10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   General  .
3. Tap   Spotlight Search  .
4. Tap the green "Suggestions in Look Up" switch.


Preload the Top Hit in Safari on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to make Safari autocomplete a web address that you frequently visit before you've finished typing it in.


Play Videos at a Lower Quality on an iPhone when Using Cellular Data

This wikiHow teaches you how to make videos in the TV app play at a lower quality when you're not connected to WiFi. Doing this will allow videos to load faster and use less data.


Prevent an iPhone from Using Cellular Data for Automatic iTunes and App Store Downloads

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent the iPhone from using cellular data while automatically downloading songs purchased from the iTunes Store.


This wikiHow will teach you how to prevent your iPhone from sending SMS messages when the normal Apples Messages service is unavailable. Note that this will not block SMS from being sent to non-Messages users (like Android) or when starting new conversations with Messages users.


This wikiHow teaches you how to install an app that allows you to pause and resume recording a video on your iPhone. As of February 2017, this feature is not available on the iPhone's native camera app.


To delete an iPhone iCloud backup from your iPhone, open the Settings app → tap iCloud → tap "Storage" → tap "Manage Storage" → select your iPhone backup → tap "Delete."


This wikiHow teaches you how to restore a previous backup on your iPhone without updating it to the latest version of iOS in the process.


If you're ready to sell your iPhone, great news--between carrier trade-ups and the informal market, doing so has never been easier! Before you and your smartphone part ways, however, you'll need to perform a series of steps to ensure that your data is safe and ready to apply to your next phone.


Require a Password for Free Downloads on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the settings on your iPhone so you'll have to enter your Apple ID password to get free downloads, which is normally required only for paid purchases, from the iTunes and App stores.


This wikiHow teaches you how to lower the amount of energy your iPhone uses and increase the length of time you can go without charging it.


This wikiHow teaches you to use the Restrictions feature to prevent changes to the apps that use cellular data on your iPhone. This can be particularly useful if you have a strict monthly data limit or wish to keep kids or others from changing the cellular data options on the phone.


Restrict Background Data on iPhone or iPad

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone or iPad apps from using mobile background data.


Send an iMessage from an Apple ID on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to send iMessages from your Apple ID on an iPhone. Once enabled, your messages will come from your Apple ID email address rather than your phone number.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to restrict others from making changes to your iPhone settings by password protecting the Settings menu.


See How Many Steps You've Walked on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to use your iPhone’s Health app to keep track of how many steps you walk each day.


This wikiHow teaches you how to send an email using the Mail app and also how to add alternate email accounts to your iPhone.


Save Your Name and Passwords for Safari on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to save your passwords and contact information in Safari for when you're filling out a form online.


This wikiHow teaches you how to mark every photo on your iPhone as selected, from which point you can delete them or move them to an album.


This wikiHow teaches you how to check multiple photos in your iPhone's Photos app. After doing so, you can add your selected photos to an album, delete them, or share them in a message or on social media.


This wikiHow teaches you how to send an audio clip as a message on an iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use the microphone on your iPhone to write messages instead of typing them.


See Your iPhone's Regulatory Information

This wikiHow teaches you how to find and review your iPhone's regulatory information, which includes information such as the FCC compliance tag and your model number.


This wikiHow teaches you how to find your iPhone’s Secure Element ID (SEID), the unique number used to protect your credit card information when using Apple Pay.


This wikiHow teaches you how to view the password that people can use to connect to your iPhone when you have it set up as a personal hotspot.


This wikiHow teaches you how to see when individual messages were sent in the iPhone’s Messages app.


See Satellite Images on Google Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to see a view of the earth while using Google Maps.


See When Your iPhone's Location is Being Used

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable the arrow icon in the bar at the top of your screen to indicate when a service is using your location.


See How Much iCloud Storage an iPhone Has Available

This wikiHow teaches you how to check how much available space you have on your iCloud storage.


See Transit Lines on Google Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to view public transit lines on Google Maps using your iPhone.


See when Your Last iCloud Storage Backup Happened on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to verify the date and time of your iPhone’s last backup to iCloud storage, so that you know how up-to-date your backups are.


See How Much iCloud Storage an iPhone Is Using

  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   iCloud  .
3. Tap   Storage  .
4. Review the results.


See How Much Cellular Data Your iPhone Apps Are Using

To see how much cellular data your iPhone apps are using, open the Settings app → Tap "Cellular" → Review your phone's aggregate data usage → Scroll down → Then, review the cellular data usage for individual apps.


This wikiHow teaches you where to find the total number of songs saved to your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you where to look to see how many photos you have stored on your iPhone.


See Devices Signed in to an Apple ID on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to view all devices that are signed into the same Apple ID as your current device.


This wikiHow teaches you how to view the number of third party apps on your iPhone and to view how much storage they use.


  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   General  .
3. Tap   About  .
3. Look at the "Videos" number.


With each update to Mac's Operating System come new and faster ways to locate files and documents. The updates to Spotlight and the addition of Siri on macOS Sierra offer more flexible and dynamic ways to locate files and documents than Mac has previously made possible.


Use the iPhone’s Spotlight Search feature to find specific apps, contacts, messages, e-mails and more using keywords.


Search Locations Using Spotlight on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how use Spotlight to find information from a variety of resources like apps, maps, messages, and websites. It’s a useful tool for finding information without scrolling through your homescreen or surfing the web.


This wikiHow teaches you how to scan a physical document to an AirPrinter or your computer by using your iPhone's camera.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use your iPhone to scan QR codes, which are a type of barcode. They can store different information from movie tickets to a user’s profile on a social media app.


iOS 8 has introduced a new feature in Safari that lets you to scan your credit card using its camera. You won’t need to enter your credit card details manually.


Save Your Google Maps Location History on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to store a list of your recent trips, searches, and locations you've visited while using your iPhone's Google Maps app.


This wikiHow teaches you how to save an image that you received in an email to your iPhone's Camera Roll.


This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer media recorded in the MP4 format to your iPhone.


Scan Documents With Your iPhone Using PDF Scanner

Have you ever had the feeling of being overwhelmed with all your papers? You need to keep most of them at home and to take some of them with you in order to pay.


Save Your iPhone's Location Before it Dies

This wikiHow teaches you how to send your iPhone’s location to Apple when its battery is critically low.


This wikiHow will teach you to set a Night Shift schedule on your iPhone in order to automatically adjust the screen color temperature to the day/night cycle.


This wikiHow teaches you how to save your snaps to your phone's Camera Roll before you send them out, and how to save the snaps you receive.


This wikiHow teaches you how to bookmark an article for future reading in the News app on your iPhone.


Getting your iPhone all drenched could mean the end for your phone worth hundreds of dollars. iPhone’s are not water resistant, and water can quickly cause irreversible damage.


GIF files are a popular internet image format due to their small size and ability to be animated. If you want to save a GIF to your iPhone, read this wikiHow to learn how.


Paying to much for your iPhone? Don't worry! This article will help you on that!


Rather than accessing your entire Facebook account on your iPhone, you can simply use the messaging features through the Facebook Messenger app. Using the free app, you can communicate with your friends on Facebook and be alerted to new messages via push notifications.


Save Images or Videos from Text Messages on iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to save photos sent as text messages to your iPhone.


Save Contact Info for Web Forms on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to set your contact information for auto-filling webforms in Safari. This allows you to quickly complete forms without having to manually type into each field.


Save Credit Card Info in Safari on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to make faster purchases on your iPhone by adding your credit card to Safari. Once the card is added, you’ll be able to enter your name, card number, and expiration date at checkout with three quick taps.


Some iPhone users reported that iPhone battery draining too fast after upgrading to iOS 10. There are settings you can optimize, however, to save more battery life.


The ability to rotate iPhone videos is helpful if you accidentally turn your device sideways before recording and produce a sideways-captured video.


Set an Email Address to Receive iMessages on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to set up a new or additional email to receive iMessages sent to your iPhone. You will be able to view and send iMessages from this email address.


Set Advertising Restrictions on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to prevent your iPhone from using personal data in its ad services while making it so that others cannot undo your changes.


This wikiHow teaches you how to set a wake-up time in the iPhone's alarm clock app.


Run Your Business from Your iPhone 4 or iPod Touch

Getting down to work on the go is easy with an iPhone (or iTouch) on your side. This tutorial will walk you through how to run your business from your mobile device.


Show Speed Limits on Google Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to make the Google Maps app display changes in the speed limit while you're on a trip.


Set the Lock Screen Wallpaper on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the background image displayed on your iPhone's locked screen.


Set a Scheduled Time for the iPhone's Do Not Disturb Feature to Activate Automatically

If you've ever been awakened in the middle of the night by your iPhone's alerts, maybe it's time to turn off/silence these alerts while you're sleeping.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to share music from your iPhone with others.


Set the Ratings Location for Restrictions on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the regional rating system used for games and videos on your iPhone.


Using the Secure Shell (SSH) network protocol, you can exchange data between your iPhone and computer on the same network, while also having the ability to make changes to the hard drive on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable lowercase letters on your iPhone if your keyboard is set to only display capital letters. Note that this feature does not affect your ability to type in uppercase or lowercase letters; rather, it determines what appears on your keyboard as you type.


Stop an iPhone from Automatically Downloading iTunes Music to All Devices

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent unnecessary cellular charges when downloading music from iTunes by preventing automatic downloads.


Stop an iPhone from Automatically Deleting Texts

This wikiHow teaches you to prevent your iPhone from deleting any of the text messages you receive, allowing you to keep a full history of your conversations.


This wikiHow teaches you how to determine whether the iPhone 5 you purchased is authentic or not.


This wikiHow article teaches you how to sort music by title on an iPhone, where all your songs will appear in alphabetical order.


Stop an iPhone from Automatically Downloading App Store Purchases to All Devices

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the setting that causes your iPhone to download new apps purchased on your other iOS devices.


10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   General  .
3. Tap   Accessibility  .
4. Tap   Keyboard  .
5. Tap   Slow Keys  .
6. Tap the grey "Slow Keys" switch.


Stop an iPhone from Automatically Deleting Audio Messages

This wikiHow teaches you how to save audio messages in iMessage conversations. This stops your phone from automatically deleting them two minutes after you’ve listened to them.


Are you looking to stop an iOS update in progress? There's a workaround in the menu to do just that. Start with step 1, below.


Tumblr is a social media website that lets you share your photos, music, videos, and much more from wherever you may be. It’s a great way to share precious moments with friends as it happens.


SMS (Internationally) on iPhone for Free Using WhatsApp

For all users of mobile phones around the globe one thing is very clear - SMS texting is a very convenient way to deliver a swift message to your friend, colleague, client, etc.


This wikiHow teaches you how to log out of an existing iCloud account from your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to alphabetically sort your contacts by their last names in the Contacts app.


This wikiHow teaches you to display the compass while using the Maps app, giving you more directional information while navigating.


Sign Out of Your Apple ID Account on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to sign out of your Apple ID account on your iPhone. Many phone services use this account (to access iCloud, iMessages, FaceTime, iTunes, and others) and may be unavailable once you sign out.


Sign in to Your Apple ID Account on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to use your Apple ID on your iPhone to access your iCloud services such as Mail, Contacts, and Photos, as well as log into the iTunes Store and App Store to sync your purchases.


Sign Out of Your Apple ID for FaceTime on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to sign out and remove your Apple ID from FaceTime. This will allow you to sign in using another Apple account or remove your iPhone from the list of devices others can contact you on using FaceTime.


This wikiHow teaches you how to create and sign into an iCloud account on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to to enable a button that gives you the ability to access your iPhone's zoom-in features from any screen.


Show First Names Only for Contacts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to display only the first name of your contacts when communicating with them in Messages or Mail, for a tidier, simpler look.


Show Distance in Miles for Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to display distances of routes in miles instead of kilometers in the Maps app.


Show Last Names Only for Contacts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the format of long names while using the Messages app. Note that there isn't a way to change your contacts' names to display solely last names in the Contacts app.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable character preview so letters will temporarily pop up on the virtual keyboard while typing.


Show First Names and Last Initials for Contacts on an iPhone

This wikiHow shows you how you can make Message and Mail threads show your contacts by their first name and last initial, rather than the default setting which shows only contact's first name only.


Share Your iPhone Internet Connection With Your PC

If your carrier allows it, you can turn your iPhone into a personal internet hotspot. You can connect to this hotspot with your other devices wirelessly, through USB, or with a Bluetooth connection.


Show an Onscreen Braille Keyboard on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable an Accessibility feature that makes your text on screen appear as braille when typing with an external keyboard.


Show All Map Labels in English on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to have your iPhone's Maps app use English labels rather than using locations' native language.


This wikiHow teaches you how to add your first credit or debit card, gift card, or pass to your iPhone's Wallet. " Wallet" is the same thing as the old "Passbook" app.


Share Your Location with Family and Friends on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to share your up-to-date location with people you care about using the Find My Friends app. And unlike sharing your location in  Messages , you’ll be able to choose the length of time that your location is available.


This wikiHow teaches you to create and set a Contact card for your own information on your iPhone in order to easily refer to yourself in other apps, such as Siri or Mail.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use the feature on your iPhone that moderates your sleep cycle by reminding you when it is time to go to sleep, and by waking you up with a gentle alarm.


This wikiHow teaches you how to share your location with friends and family using your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to set up Safari to automatically fill in web forms with your personal and payment details.


This wikiHow teaches you how to access a Gmail account on an iPhone using Apple Mail or one of Google's official apps, Gmail or Inbox.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn on the function that enables users of Siri-enabled iPhones (version 5 or later, running iOS 7.1 or later) to play music, get directions, and place calls on compatible vehicles.


Set Up iCloud Family Sharing on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to set up and customize your iCloud Family Sharing. Before you can enable family sharing, you'll need to update your Payment settings in the "iTunes & App Store" menu.


This wikiHow teaches you how to connect a device that uses Bluetooth wireless technology, like headphones or a speaker, to your iPhone.


When acquiring an iPhone for the first time, the setup process can appear a little daunting. If you don't want to restore your phone from a backup (or have no backup from which to restore), you can set up your new iPhone the old-fashioned way: from scratch.


When you first start using the iPhone 5, you can either set up your iPhone as new, or restore your personal data from iCloud or iTunes if you are upgrading to the iPhone 5 from an older version of the iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to add an email account to your iPhone 4, as well as how to use the Mail app to send emails. Since the iPhone 4 uses iOS 7, this process for setting up and using email will also work for any other iOS 7 device.


This wikiHow teaches you how to use an iPhone's built-in GPS and native apps to locate the device.


Set the Home Screen Wallpaper on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the background image that displays when your iPhone is unlocked.


The iPhone has an email feature. To create an account, this article will tell you how.


Set the Same Wallpaper for Home and Lock Screens on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to use a photo as the background for all of your iPhone's screens (both the Lock screen and the Home screens).


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent specific apps from using your Twitter account. It also teaches you how to make sure new apps are restricted from accessing and posting from your account as well.


Transfer, Edit and Back up iPhone Contacts with CopyTrans

If you have already changed your iPhone, or just tried to clean up your iPhone address book you will probably have asked yourself one of the following questions: How to back up my iPhone contacts, how to transfer them to my new iPhone or how to edit my contacts fast and easily?


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone's display from automatically going to its lock screen.


Turn Off Cellular Data for Instagram on an iPhone

To prevent Instagram from using cellular data, open the Settings app → tap “Cellular” or “Mobile Data” → scroll down to “Instagram” → toggle the switch to the Off position.


Turn Off Calendar Notifications on an iPhone

  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   Notifications  .
3. Tap   Calendar  .
4. Tap the green "Allow Notifications" switch.


Turn Off Cellular Data for Certain iPhone Apps

To turn off cellular data for certain apps, tap the "Settings" icon  →  Tap "Cellular"  →  Scroll to the "Use Cellular Data For" section  →  Slide an app's toggle button to the off position.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable Bold Text, an iPhone setting that a user can turn on to make the screen easier to read.  Note:  you cannot disable the bold text on your iPhone that appears by default.


Turn Off Cellular Data for FaceTime on an iPhone

To turn off cellular data for FaceTime on iPhone, open Settings → Tap "Cellular" → Then toggle off "FaceTime."


Turn Off Apple News Updates on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop receiving Apple emails with the latest stories and product recommendations.


Turn Off Automatic Switch to Speaker for Calls on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent call audio from using your iPhone's speakerphone as the default audio output (your phone will use the earpiece instead).


Turn Off Automatic Audio Descriptions on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to disable the automatic use of audio descriptions when watching videos on your iPhone. Note that even when disabled, audio descriptions can be used manually when viewing.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from automatically adjusting the brightness of its screen.


Turn Off Automatic iCloud Backups on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to disable iCloud backups on an iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to power off your iPhone.


To turn off AMBER alerts on an iPhone, open Settings → Tap "Notifications" → Scroll to the bottom →, toggle off "AMBER Alerts."


This wikiHow teaches you how to authorize your iPhone to use a custom app that was not downloaded from the Apple App Store.


Turn Off Apple ID Media Recommendations on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to unsubscribe from Apple emails that showcase recommendations, new releases, special offers, and exclusive content for music, movies, TV, apps, books, podcasts, and other products.


Turn Off App Store Notifications on an iPhone

To disable notifications from the App Store, open your iPhone’s settings → tap “Notifications” → tap “App Store” → slide the “Allow Notifications” switch to the off position.


Turn Off Apple ID Announcements on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to unsubscribe from Apple emails that announce new products and services, recommend products for you to purchase and provide information about software updates, straight from your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to access photos that you took with or stored on your iPhone on your Mac computer.


Turn an iPhone Into a Wireless Mouse and Keyboard

If you want to let go of all the cables tangled up with your computer and go truly wireless without the hassles of connecting a mouse and a keyboard, you may want to explore using your iPhone as a mouse and keyboard, especially when you’re on the go.


Transfer Photos from an iPhone to a Computer

This wikiHow teaches you how to make the photos on your iPhone available on your desktop computer. You can do so by using the Apple Photos app, using the iCloud Photo Library, or connecting your iPhone directly to a desktop with its USB/charging cable.


This wikiHow teaches you how to put apps that are loaded on one iPhone onto another iPhone that is signed in with the same Apple ID and password.


This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer contact information from another device to an iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer photos, messages, contacts, and more from a Sony Xperia to a new or existing iPhone.


Transfer SMS from iPhone to Computer with TouchCopy

TouchCopy is a complete iPod facility, allowing users to copy music, playlists, videos and photos from their iPod or iPhone to their computer, or directly into iTunes.


Transfer Themes to an iPhone with WinSCP

People like to personalize their toys. Whether it is by putting stickers all over a guitar or changing the wallpaper on a favorite computer, humans love to make things look uniquely theirs.


Troubleshoot an iPhone or iPod Touch Wireless

This article will tell you how to troubleshoot iPhone and iPod touch wireless (wi-fi) and get you online.


Transfer Music from an Xbox to an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to move music that you have stored on your Xbox to your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to check if a friend has blocked your account on Snapchat, where they will no longer be in your contacts list.


Transfer Music from the iPod to an iPhone

Transferring music from your iPod to an iPhone allows you to enjoy your favorite tunes on the go from either device. If your iPod’s music is saved to iTunes, you can sync your iPhone with iTunes to download the same playlist; otherwise, you must use an app called iExplorer to import your iPod’s music into iTunes before transferring it to your iPhone.


Perhaps you have recently received an iPhone as a gift, or are in the market to buy a used iPhone. The iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s are almost nearly identical, but there are some slight physical differences between the two.


This wikiHow teaches you how to take pictures of a friend on Skype. It will also cover adding a new profile picture. Unfortunately, you cannot take and send pictures of yourself while using Skype.


Sometimes a view is just too big to fit into one photo. How can you properly convey the majesty of a beautiful landscape that fills your vision? Add some width to your images with the iPhone’s Panorama feature.


This wikiHow teaches you how to save a picture of your iPhone's screen's contents. You can take a screenshot using the Home and Lock buttons on most iPhones, though you may want to try AssistiveTouch, instead, if you're having difficulty or if your iPhone's buttons are broken.


Take Pictures on a Locked iPhone or iPod Touch

Ever wondered if there was a way to take pictures on a iPhone or IPod Touch while it's locked? There is! You don't even have to enter your passcode.


Take a Screenshot With Your iPhone in Skype

Skype lets you video chat on your iPhone with all your existing Skype contacts. Everyone once in a while, the person you're Skyping with might make a funny face that you want to save for later.


Siri can send text messages for you so that you don't have to pick up your iPhone or look at the screen. This is great for when you're on the road or need to multitask.


Sync Your iPhone with Microsoft Exchange

This wikiHow teaches you how to add your Microsoft Exchange account to your iPhone's Mail app.


The iPhone 4 has many photo/video features, including two cameras, an LED flash, and the ability to take HD photos & videos. While so many options may seem daunting at first, this article will help master your iPhone's camera capabilities.


This wikiHow teaches you how to select and sync content stored on your desktop, like music, movies, and TV shows, to your iPhone.


Sync Your Apple Watch Health Data with an iPhone

Your Apple Watch can track all of your activities, providing detailed fitness data to your iPhone. The watch will sync data with your iPhone whenever it is in range, and you'll be able to find the information in your Activity and Health apps on your iPhone.


Take a Screenshot on an iPhone or iPod Touch

Have you ever seen something really cool on your iPhone or iTouch that you really need or want to have a picture of and you don't have any way to take picture of it?


Your Apple Watch takes data from your iPhone and displays it on your watch. Signing in with your Apple ID, either during initial setup or through the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, will sync your iCloud information such as contacts, calendars, and email.


Having music stored on your iPhone can really come in handy when you're stuck in a long line at the grocery store or trapped on a stalled subway line.


Synchronizing your Microsoft Outlook calendar with your iPhone can help you stay organized on the go. You can sync your Outlook calendar with your iPhone at any time using Apple iTunes.


This wikiHow teaches you how to synchronize your iPhone's Wallet app information across all of your Apple devices.


This wikiHow teaches you to sync your contacts with the Uber app, which allows Uber to find their location.


This wikiHow will teach you how to sync and backup iPhone Reminders to iCloud so that they can be accessed across your devices that are logged into the same iCloud account.


This wikiHow teaches you how to sync the News data, such as news sources in your favorites, as well as saved articles, on your iPhone with your iCloud account.


This wikiHow teaches you how to sync your iPhone’s Contacts data with iCloud, so any new information you add to your iPhone will also update iCloud Contacts -- and vice versa.


This wikiHow teaches you how to enable the Home app--which controls your Apple-capable home appliances and systems--for iCloud synchronization.


Syncing your Gmail contacts with your iPhone allows you to edit, add, and remove contacts at your convenience directly from your iPhone. Gmail contacts can be synced with your iPhone in the Settings menu under “Mail, Contacts, and Calendars.”


This wikiHow teaches you how to add a Microsoft email account to an iPhone so that you can send and receive email and sync other data, such as contacts.


This wikiHow teaches you how to synchronize your Calendar app with your iCloud account--and, by extension, all iOS devices that use your Apple ID.


While you might love your iPhone's calendar app, many people are equally enamored of Google's calendar. If you don't want to miss that noon get-together your friends set up in Google Apps, this article will show you how to set up Google Calendar on your iPhone with a few short steps—just in time for lunch!


This wikiHow teaches you how to sync your Facebook contacts with your iPhone's contact book.


This wikiHow teaches you how to seamlessly transition from one iPhone to another, including how to transfer your data.


Sync Contact Data Between an iPhone 5 and an Android Device with Moborobo

To sync the contact data between iPhone 5 and Android device, you should export the data from Android device to PC with Moborobo, then import the data to iPhone 5.


This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the optional accessibility feature that inverts the colors on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to save and view documents on your iPhone using iCloud Drive, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive. These cloud storage services let you store documents securely in the cloud and pushes them to your iPhone for offline reading.


Submit Photos to Google Maps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to add public pictures to locations on Google Maps.


Store Original Photos on Your iPhone Instead of iCloud

This wikiHow teaches you how to keep full-size photos, which use more memory, on your iPhone rather than iCloud.


If you're making the switch from Android to iPhone, you can use a special app on the Google Play Store to transfer all of your data to your new iPhone with just a few taps.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone's notes from saving to a previously-linked email account by saving them to your iPhone's hard drive instead.


Stop Your iPhone's TV App from Using Cellular Data

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent the TV app from using mobile data to play videos on your iPhone.


Stop Warnings About Unsafe Websites on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off warnings from Safari when you visit websites that could make you vulnerable to viruses and other malicious software from the internet.


Stop Your iPhone from Tracking Your Frequent Locations

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the feature on your iPhone that records and tracks the places you have recently visited and how often you visit them.


Stop Using Cellular Data to Update Your Music Library on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to prevent your iPhone from using cellular data to update your music library and artwork. Instead those actions will be performed only when connected to WiFi.


Stop VoiceOver from Saying "Emoji" on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to prevent your iPhone from saying "emoji" after each emoji character when the text-to-speech Accessibility feature called VoiceOver is enabled.


Stop the iPhone Control Center from Showing on the Lock Screen

This wikiHow teaches you how to remove the Control Center from your iPhone’s lock screen, a change that will keep others from swiping up on your screen to reveal the menu where you can change WiFi, brightness, bluetooth, and other settings while your phone is locked.


Stop Turning Pages when Panning in Braille on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to prevent your iPhone from turning the page on a document or book when you're scrolling through a Braille phrase with an external Braille device or the Braille on-screen keyboard.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your notes from uploading to iCloud.


This wikiHow teaches you how to stop your iPhone from telling you when an app or software update is available. You can only stop reminders about software updates when your phone is not up to date.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent the Reminders app from uploading data to iCloud.


Stop the iPhone Control Center from Showing in Apps

  10 second version:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap   Control Center  .
3. Tap the green "Access Within Apps" switch.


This wikiHow will teach you to stop syncing contacts to iCloud, which means you will only see contacts that are stored locally on your phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone’s Home data, which includes connectivity information from your home's smart devices, from syncing with iCloud.


This wikiHow teaches you to stop sharing your location with someone that you are currently sharing your location with via the Message app. It also teaches you how to disable sharing your location for all apps on your iPhone.


Stop Siri from Speaking Notifications on an iPhone

This wikiHow article teaches you how to prevent Siri from reading aloud your messages and other notifications. Siri performs this function when the accessibility feature,  VoiceOver , is enabled.


Stop Siri from Activating Accidentally on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off your iPhone’s ability to hear voice commands when your iPhone is locked with a passcode, so you can prevent such accidents as pocket dialing.


Stop Sending the Last Location of a Critically Low Battery iPhone to Apple

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop your iPhone from sending its location to Apple when its battery is critically low, so that the user can find their iPhone if the battery dies.


Stop Highlighting Text As Spoken on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop your iPhone from highlighting text as it is spoken aloud. This feature is disabled by default, and is only available if the “Speak Selection” feature of  VoiceOver  has been turned on, which you may want to use to hear the contents of your screen read out loud if you are visually impaired.


Stop Sending iPhone Diagnostic and Usage Data to Apple

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your iPhone from automatically sending Apple information about your iPhone's location, how well its apps are running, and the way its operating system responds to things like geographical or network-based changes.


Stop Safari From Filling in the Address Bar on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop Safari from automatically filling in the address bar when you start typing in an address that you frequently visit.


Stop New iPhone Apps from Refreshing Automatically

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop new iPhone apps from loading new data when they're running in the background of your phone. Doing so will save you battery and stop you from using more data than you intend to.


Stop Pushing New Email Data to an iPhone when Available

This wikiHow teaches you to stop your iPhone from receiving new email data automatically. Once disabled, your Mail app will not update as frequently (which can prolong battery life).


Stop iCloud from Using Cellular Data for Transfers on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to disable cellular data usage for iCloud Drive data and document transfers.


Stop Getting Tips Notifications on Your iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to stop your iPhone from offering tips on how to use your phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to allow pop-ups to open new windows when you're using Safari.


To disable vibration while your iPhone is in silent mode, tap the Settings app → tap Sounds → toggle Vibrate on Silent off.


Stop Auto Update of Apps in Apple iPhone

Auto update of apps often consumes your internet data. If you are in a limited internet data pack, then this is a big problem. If you could stop unnecessary auto update, it would save a significant amount of data.


This wikiHow teaches how to choose which calendar on your iPhone new events are added to when created outside of the Calendar app, such as when you add a calendar event from an email.


This wikiHow teaches you how to hide news articles from certain publishers in the News app on your iPhone.


Set the Fetch Schedule for Mail and iCloud Apps on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to minimize your iPhone's battery consumption by having it retrieve Mail a few times a day instead of having it checking for new Mail all the time.


Stop Apps from Automatically Refreshing on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to prevent your iPhone apps from automatically refreshing their data in the background. This can help you save battery power and speed up your phone.


To an iPhone from vibrating on ring, go to “Settings” → “Sounds” → Toggle the slider next to “Vibrate on Ring.”


Set Parental Controls for the iPhone App Store

This wikiHow teaches you how to limit access to the App Store or to certain types of apps on your (or your child's) iPhone.


Set the Default Wi‐Fi Network on an iPhone

10 second version:
1. Open your iPhone's Settings app.
2. Tap   Wi-Fi  .
3. Tap a network name.
4. Enter your network password.
5. Tap   Join  .


Set Media Library Restrictions on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to use Restrictions to change which apps can access your media library. Some apps use your media library (such as your music, videos, etc.)


This wikiHow teaches how to prevent apps from accessing the photos on your iPhone by using the Restrictions settings.


If you’re tired of the marimba melody your iPhone plays when someone’s calling, you can select a new ringtone from a few different built-in options.


This wikiHow teaches you to create automatic text replacements on your iPhone that allow you to convert short keywords into alternate phrases.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent users of an iPhone from creating or editing reminders.


If you have kids at home and you’re letting them use your iPhone freely for games or web browsing, you may want to set up parental controls on your device.


Set How Far Back Reminder Data Syncs on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to decide how far back in time your iPhone's Reminders app will look when it syncs data from the online accounts you've linked to the app.


This wikiHow teaches you how to restrict iPhone apps from accessing and using contact information stored on your phone.


Set iPhone Maps to Automatically Give Transit Directions

This wikiHow teaches you how to setup the Maps app on an iPhone to automatically search and display bus, train, and other transit routes while looking up directions to a destination.


Set FaceTime to Use Your Apple ID on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you to use your Apple ID instead of your phone number as a contact for your FaceTime account. This account is set by default if you are signed into your Apple ID on your iPhone.


Set Microphone Restrictions on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to allow only the apps you choose to access the microphone on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches how to change the amount of forewarning you get for upcoming events on your iPhone calendar, including birthdays and events you create.


Set Google Maps to Always Use Miles on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the unit of measurement in Google Maps from kilometers to miles.


This wikiHow teaches you how to set calendar restrictions on an iPhone to prevent other applications from making changes to it. This is useful if you share your phone with others, especially if you have children who use the device.


This wikiHow teaches you how to make use of your iPhone's Restrictions to customize and lock in the list of applications that have access to your Facebook account on your mobile device.


Set an iPhone to Use the Gregorian Calendar

This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone use the Gregorian calendar, which is the internationally accepted standard calendar. While use of the Buddhist and Japanese calendars are commonplace in certain countries, you may find that you want access to a more universal calendar.


Set an iPhone to Use the Buddhist Calendar

This wikiHow teaches you how to change your iPhone's Calendar app display to a Buddhist format, which uses a different year measurement (BE) than the traditional Gregorian calendar (AD).


Set an iPhone to Use the Japanese Calendar

This wikiHow teaches you how to change your iPhone's Calendar from the standard Gregorian format to a Japanese format.


Be reminded about important events at a set time or when you arrive at or leave a location by your iPhone.


Set an iPhone to Automatically Download Apps from Your Other Devices

This wikiHow teaches you how to set your iPhone to automatically receive the apps that you download on any other device linked to your Apple ID.


Set an iPhone to Announce Calls for Headphone Use Only

This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone speak the name of the contact who is calling you or announce an unknown caller, but only when it's connected to headphones.


Set an iPhone to Announce Calls for Headphone and Car Use

This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone speak the name of the contact who is calling you or announce an unknown caller whenever it's connected to headphones or to your vehicle via CarPlay.


This wikiHow teaches you how to make your iPhone speak the name of the contact who is calling you anytime you get a call. If their number isn't saved, your iPhone will announce an unknown caller.


Set an iPhone to Alert You When to Leave for an Event

This wikiHow shows you how to add alerts to your iPhone calendar events that use your location and current traffic conditions to tell you when it’s time to leave.


This wikiHow teaches you how to set a passcode that will be needed to unlock your iPhone and access the information stored on it.


Set an iPhone So It's Speakerphone Turns on the Moment You Begin or Receive a Call

Whether you have a hard time hearing callers or you just like the volume all the way up, the Speakerphone option on your iPhone can really come in handy.


Set a Default City for the iPhone Weather App

This wikiHow teaches you how to choose the city for which the iPhone Weather app first displays the current weather and forecast when you open it.


Send SMS Texts on an iPhone if iMessage Is Unavailable

This wikiHow teaches you how to enable your phone to send SMS messages to iMessage users. You may need to do this if you do not have a cellular data or WiFi connection, or if iMessage is unavailable for any other reason.


This wikiHow teaches you how to set a maximum zoom level on an iPhone to determine how far you can zoom in on your screen.


Locking your iPhone is a great step to promote the security and safety of your device and data. If you don't have a passcode set up yet, start with step 1 to add this layer of protection.


Set a Default List for Reminders on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to select which list a reminder will automatically appear in -- unless you specify otherwise -- when you create a new reminder on your iPhone's Reminders app.


To change your iPhone's clock to the 24-hour format, tap the Settings app → tap General → tap Date & Time → toggle 24-Hour Time on.


This wikiHow teaches you how to change your iPhone’s clock settings from 24-hour time (such as 21:00) back to the default (such as 9:00 PM).


This wikiHow teaches you how to send messages from your iPhone. With the Messages app, you can send SMS text messages through your cellular provider, or over the internet using iMessage.


This wikihow teaches you how to turn off the Mail app setting that keeps all the emails from one conversation in the same thread. Once you turn this off, messages from the same conversation will appear in your inbox as separate emails.


If you would like to view your iPhone's photos or notes on a horizontal plane, don't worry--you can easily switch your phone from the standard "Portrait" mode to a "Landscape" presentation (which displays horizontally) by disabling your phone's rotation lock!


This wikiHow teaches you how to send read receipts on your iPhone. A read receipt will let other iMessage users know that you have read their texts.


Viewing and deleting emails on your iPhone is an easy task with the Mail application. With just a tap, you can view your mail. Delete a mail by sliding it away on your screen.


Restrict Podcast and News Content on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to prevent someone from accessing podcasts and news, or how to block explicit content, on an iPhone by using the Restrictions menu.


Send Pictures through SMS Using Your iPhone

The iPhone is a smartphone running iOS and developed by Apple Inc. The phone comes with a variety of different features including a touchscreen, friendly user interface, music player, access to thousands of applications, and more.


You can restore your iPhone directly from iCloud without ever having to plug it in to iTunes! Unfortunately, you'll need to completely erase all of your iPhone's data and settings--a time-consuming procedure--and then restore from a previous iCloud backup.


This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent Siri from being used on your iPhone as well as how to keep her from pulling explicit web results.


This wikiHow teaches you you how to restore your iPhone from a  backup that you previously saved  to iCloud or iTunes.


Restoring your iPhone 3GS is useful when you want to install the latest version of software from Apple, restore the original factory settings, or attempt to correct software problems with the device itself.


This wikiHow teaches you how to rotate an iPhone photo clockwise or counterclockwise.


This wikiHow teaches you how to erase all the data on your iPhone and reset it to the same condition it was in when it left the factory.


Lost contacts on iPhone 5S? Don't worry. It is possible to recover deleted or lost contacts on iPhone 5S. This article will introduce four ways for you to get your lost contacts back.


Respond to Incoming Calls with a Message on an iPhone

To respond to an incoming call on your iPhone with a text message, tap the Message button when receiving a call, then tap the message you want to send.


I will show everyone with iPhone 5 how to restore it to factory default


This wikiHow teaches you how to choose when specific apps can see your location and to disable the option to share your location with friends.


Reset, Restart and Restore an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, or Fix a Crashed iDevice

If your iOS device is frozen or sluggish, restarting it may get it working properly again. If you are experiencing frequent issues, performing a factory reset or a restore may be more effective.


This wikiHow teaches you how to restart an iPhone app that is experiencing problems or is draining your battery.


Reset the Restrictions Passcode on iPhone

This wikiHow teaches how to reset your Restrictions passcode on an iPhone, normally used to block access to settings and features for children, when you’ve forgotten it or don't remember setting one.


Reset or Change Your Voicemail Password on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the password your iPhone uses to check your voicemail messages.


Reset the Home Screen Layout on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the arrangement of your iPhone's home screen to the way it was when it shipped from the factory.


Reset Your iPhone's Data Usage Statistics

To reset your iPhone’s data usage statistics, Open the Settings app → Tap on   Cellular   → View your current stats → Scroll down to   Reset Statistics   → Tap   Reset Statistics   and confirm.


Reset Your Password for Locked Notes on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to change the password used to view your iPhone's locked notes. Keep in mind that resetting your Notes password will not change the password for any already-locked notes.


Reset the Keyboard Dictionary on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to reset definitions for words you've added to "Look Up", a feature that allows you to see the definition of a word by tapping and holding down on it.


Reset the Advertising Identifier on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to wipe all the data Apple gathers about your iPhone to provide you with personalized, relevant ads and start with a clean slate.


Reset a Forgotten Password for an iOS Device

This wikiHow teaches you how to reset a forgotten Apple ID password or to wipe your iPhone or iPad so you can set a new device passcode.


If your iPhone is locked and you don’t know its passcode, you can reset your device to erase all its contents and restore your personal data if you previously created a backup.


This wikiHow teaches you how to reset an iPhone that has stopped responding by powering it off, forcing a restart, which shuts down and reboots your device, or restoring it from iTunes.


In this guide you will learn how to replace an iPhone 5C broken screen. The phone may look similar to the iPhone 5S or 5G however connections and cables are different.


Reset Location and Privacy Settings on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to reset all the permissions that apps use to keep track of your device's location and provide services like weather and GPS.


These days, as people get more gadgets, there is a higher chance of losing one of them. Here's how to erase important personal data from a lost iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to erase any stored settings options, passwords, and accounts from your iPhone, thereby restoring the iPhone's default settings.


This wikiHow teaches you how to attempt to dry out or repair a water-damaged iPhone. While these methods have been known to improve an iPhone's chances of working again, there is no way to guarantee a fix for a waterlogged phone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to remove and replace a battery on an iPhone 3G.


This wikiHow teaches you how to remove a battery from an iPhone by disassembling the phone.  Removing the battery yourself will void your warranty.  If your phone is still protected under warranty, you should just take your phone into an Apple Store to have the technicians there fix your phone for free.


Reset a Forgotten Apple ID Password on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to create a new Apple account password to replace a forgotten one. After navigating to Apple's password reset page, you'll need to use either your Apple ID security questions or your Apple ID email to verify your identity before you can reset your password.


Remove the Speak Button for Selected Text on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to remove the "Speak" button, which prompts your iPhone to read aloud selected text, from the options bar that appears when you highlight text on a website or in a document.


Remove the Free U2 Album from Your iPhone

In September 2014, Apple gave every user a free copy of the U2 album  Songs of Innocence . For many people, this album was automatically downloaded to their iPhone, taking up valuable space for an album they didn't want.


Remove Your Own Contact Info from an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete your name from your Contacts list on an iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to remove songs from iTunes Match and Apple Music from your iCloud account. Unfortunately, to do this you must also delete the song from your iPhone or computer.


Remove Notes from Other Accounts on an iPhone

This wikiHow teaches you how to delete notes from an online account from your iPhone's Notes app.


This wikiHow teaches to you remove email accounts from your iPhone, deleting any data synced to the Mail, Calendar, and Contacts apps.


This wikiHow teaches you how to delete the contacts on your iPhone that synced from an email account.


Bluetooth devices are increasingly popular today, both because more and more states are requiring hands-free driving and because Bluetooth technology makes it easy to share data.


Jailbreaking is the process of removing Apple’s software and hardware restrictions from iOS devices so you can customize your device and install exclusive apps.


This wikiHow teaches you how to disable a feature on your iPhone that records the location of where the photo was taken.


Play iPhone TV Shows and Movies at Full Quality when Using Cellular Data

This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent the TV app from reducing the quality of the TV shows and Movies you're watching when you're not connected to WiFi.


This wikiHow teaches you how to delete your name, credit cards, passwords, and contact information from Safari on your iPhone.


This wikiHow teaches you how to make links to other web sites open in a new browser window instead of the current one.


Obtain the Identifier Number (UDID) for an iPhone, iPod or iPad

The quickest way to find your iOS device's UDID is to connect it to your computer and open the Summary page in iTunes. If you don't have access to your device, you can use your old iTunes backups to find the UDID.


Override Time Zones on an iPhone Calendar

This wikiHow teaches you how to set your Calendar to a different time zone than the one you're in without changing any other time- or location-based settings.


This wikiHow teaches you how to create and apply a password for selected notes in your iPhone's Notes app.