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Many Apple Watch Series 4 users complained about a defect regarding the uneven brightness levels on their Apple Watch. This consists of the screen getting unusually darker or lighter in some areas, fading and the screen being darker than usual. This only happens on 1 in every 10 Apple Watches distributed to the market and it is a fairly common defect. Continue reading Display Issues And Defects on Apple Watch Series 4
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You recently brought an iPhone XS to replace your 2-year-old iPhone 7. Then you started up your new iPhone and connected your iPhone to the Internet. Now you are in the next step, which is a few choices to choose how you should set up your iPhone. They depict of setting up your iPhone as “new”, restore via an iCloud or iTunes backup, use Move to iOS from an Android device and Quick Start from iOS devices. You don’t want to wait over an hour to get your iPhone 7 to back up and then restore your new iPhone from there, so you chose Quick Start. Here are the directions you need to jumpstart your new iPhone in less than 5-15 minutes! Continue reading How to Use Quick Start on the iPhone
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The Taptic Engine is a vibration motor that’s meant to provide haptic and vibration feedback. But unlike regular vibration motors, the Taptic Engine is supposed to vibrate very softly and quietly. Here’s what you need to know about this for your iPhone, and if you run into any problems with the vibration motor. Continue reading Issues of the Taptic Engine, and How To Solve Them
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Without a doubt, iMessage is the most powerful messaging tool but only works on devices within the Apple ecosystem, at least you thought. Here’s everything you need to do to get iMessage on Android.
Do You Have An iPhone X Or An Older iPhone And Want To Get Some Of iPhone Xs Features On Your Phone? Here’s everything you need to know on how to get those features.
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With the introduction of iOS 11, users can now view their purchase history directly from their iOS devices. Previously, the feature was only available on iTunes for Macs and PCs. While users can view purchase history through the iOS App Store and the iTunes Store, according to Apple’s Support document, this is meant to help you redownload your purchases on any compatible device. Here is how to view them!
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