If you accidentally deleted a voicemail on an iPhone, you can usually retrieve these messages by looking through a somewhat unknown “Deleted Messages” list. Here’s how to access this: Tap on Phone and “Voicemail” as usual Scroll all the way to the bottom of the voice messages list and look for and tap onto “Deleted … Read More

iPhone’s HDR mode takes great pictures, there’s no doubt about that. What is not so great for avid photographers is that when you have HDR mode enabled, the iPhone will store two versions of all photos you take, which at 5 megapixels a pop can quickly consume an iPhones available storage. For some situations, the … Read More

All iOS devices come with a Unique Device Identifier number, known as a UDID. The UDID is kind of like a serial number for that device, except that it’s even longer at 40 characters. By far the most simple way to retrieve your iPhone, iPad, or iPod‘s identifier number is through iTunes itself. Get an … Read More

Did you buy a used iPhone and you want to change its name? Maybe you just want to rename your iPhone to something more appealing? Changing the name of any iOS device takes just a minute: Plug the iPhone into your computer Launch iTunes Click and hover on the iPhones name in the iTunes sidebar … Read More

Knowing how to clear browser history, cookies, and cache are absolutely essential for all web users, and this is no different for anyone using an iPhone and iPad. This is particularly true when you’re using a someone elses hardware or when you’re testing out iterative changes on websites. Keeping this in mind, here’s how to … Read More

Have you ever noticed that when you launch Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, before you can really use the app it often has to refresh the last active web page? This slows down your browsing, and while on newer hardware it doesn’t happen too often and it’s not a terribly long delay, … Read More

Are you bored with your iPhone ringtones? You probably know by now that you can make iPhone ringtones yourself with iTunes, but instead of chopping up a song, why not get some ringtones that actually sound like they belong to a phone? 932 free iPhone ringtones are sitting on my Mac?? What??? Yes, there are … Read More

IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity, you can think of IMEI like a serial number in that every iPhone, or other mobile phone for that matter, has a unique IMEI number. There are several reasons you’d want to know your IMEI, and we’ll get into those in a moment, but first let’s find the … Read More

If you have a Mac with an SSD or otherwise limited disk space (like the MacBook Air 11″ with a 64GB drive), you might consider moving your iPhone backup folder to another drive to save some of that precious SSD space. Before proceeding you might want to determine if this is necessary for you. Do … Read More

You can quickly add dates to your iPhone calendar by just tapping on any date in the iPhone Mail client. Tap on the date, tap on “Create Event” and you’ll be taken to Calendar app where you can set the specifics. I’ve used this feature for a while, but one of our readers sent this … Read More