Tips & How-Tos
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AirPods Hearing Test Missing? Here’s How to Fix It
Struggling with the AirPods Pro 2 hearing test not showing or working? Here is how to resolve common issues with Apple’s hearing assistance features.
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How to Know if Your Android Phone Is Linked to Another Device
Here's how to check what devices are linked to your phone through your Google account and get rid of any extras to protect your privacy and security.
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How to View All the Devices Linked to Your iPhone
Every device using your Apple ID is linked to your iPhone. Here's how to review and manage the connected devices to ensure the security of your personal data.
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How to Hide iPhone Apps Without Deleting Them & Why You Might Want To
Discover how to hide and lock iPhone apps for added privacy, when it’s worth doing, and the extra steps you need to take for true app invisibility.
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How to Use a Mastercard, Visa or Amex Gift Card on Amazon
Trying to use a Mastercard, Visa or Amex Gift Card on Amazon can be a headache. But these tricks that will make using your gift cards on Amazon a breeze.
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A Practical Guide to Customizing iOS 18's New Control Center
Learn how iOS 18 lets you customize your iPhone's Control Center for faster access to the everyday features in Settings and other apps that you use the most.
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The Right Way to Set up Your AirPods Pro 2 as Hearing Aids
Here’s how to set up your AirPods Pro 2 as hearing aids and go beyond the basic settings to fine-tune your experience to meet your needs.
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Apple Offers Native Way to Record Calls on iPhones
Apple finally allows call recording on the iPhone. Our guide explains how to use the Phone or FaceTime app to record and share call recordings.
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How to Set up Your Medical ID and Emergency Contacts for iPhone SOS
Your iPhone can automatically share important medical information and notify emergency contacts in case of a serious emergency, if you opt in first.
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How to Hide Your Orders on Amazon
Want to keep your more personal purchases private from a nosy spouse or child? You can easily hide orders on Amazon from prying eyes by archiving them. Here’s how.
