There are plenty of reasons to look forward to iOS 26 — the debut of Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language, custom ...

If you've been following iPhone 18 Pro reports recently, you'll know that there are two competing rumors from usually ...

Curious about Apple's next public beta releases for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and more? All the details - timeline, eligibility, and how to enroll - are right here.

1. On the iPhone's lock screen, touch and hold anywhere on the display until you see the Customize button. You'll need to ...

The FBI has issued a new warning for iPhone users regarding a text-message scam that has been bombarding users lately. According to Forbes, messaging attacks on iPhone and Android are up more than ...

Accidentally deleted important texts? Discover 5 easy methods to restore deleted text messages on iPhone in 2025, including powerful Gbyte Recovery software, Apple's features, and backups to ...

Learn how to use iOS 15 live text on iPhone! It has made all text in your camera display touchable. This feature enables you to interact with any text through the camera app. You can copy/paste ...

Law enforcement officers are warning iPhone users about a text message that is being used to steal personal information. The Hampden County, Massachusetts, Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday that ...

Users of Apple’s iPhone have been reporting a glitch within the voice-to-text transcription software, claiming that when users say “racist” the word “Trump” sometimes comes up instead.

Apple's iPhone voice-to-text periodically flashes "Trump" when a user speaks the word "racist." Fox News Digital reached out to Apple about the flaw but did not hear back.

iPhone users are experiencing a surge in so-called "smishing" attacks that encourage them to disable basic iMessage protections, according to the cybersecurity news site BleepingComputer.

Apple's Messages app has a built-in safeguard to prevent links or phone numbers in unsolicited messages on iPhones from being clickable, and now scammers are trying to trick the unwary into ...