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  • How to Update an Old iPad

    How to Update an Old iPad

    Not all iPads can run the new iPadOS 27. Find out which version of iOS or iPadOS is the latest available for your old iPad and how to install it.

  • How to Hide Photos on iPhone

    How to Hide Photos on iPhone

    Here's how to easily move pictures and videos into a passcode-protected hidden album within the iPhone Photos app and how to hide the hidden album.

  • How to Hide Photos on Your Android Phone

    How to Hide Photos on Your Android Phone

    If you have photos and videos on your phone that you don't want friends and family to stumble upon, you can secure them in a locked folder. Here's how.

  • Your AirTag can tell your airline where your lost bag is

    Your AirTag can tell your airline where your lost bag is

    Apple's Share Item Location can hand a baggage agent a temporary link to your tag. Most people don't know it's in Find My, and 50-plus airlines will take it.

  • Your dashcam is destroying its own memory card (and what fixes it)

    Your dashcam is destroying its own memory card (and what fixes it)

    Regular microSD cards weren't built for a dashcam's constant rewriting. Here's how to spot a failing card and which high-endurance ones actually hold up.

  • How to Update an Old iPhone

    How to Update an Old iPhone

    Not all old iPhones can run the new iOS 27. Find out which iOS version is the latest available for your iPhone and how to install it. 

  • Four iOS 27 settings to change the day you install it

    Four iOS 27 settings to change the day you install it

    iOS 27 gives much needed updates to improve visibility with Liquid Glass, finally control separate volume for alarms, and use a smaller Lock Screen clock.

  • How to turn off Google Calendar's RSVP email notifications

    How to turn off Google Calendar's RSVP email notifications

    A new per-event setting in Google Calendar stops the flood of emails every time a guest accepts, declines, or goes tentative. Here's how to turn it on.

  • Flying soon? Your power bank has new rules to follow

    Flying soon? Your power bank has new rules to follow

    Airlines have new rules that severely limit how you can use portable battery chargers on planes. Here's what to check before you fly.

  • How to protect your privacy on public Wi-Fi: 3 risks, 5 fixes

    How to protect your privacy on public Wi-Fi: 3 risks, 5 fixes

    Most public Wi-Fi warnings are outdated. Here's what's still risky in 2026, from compromised hotel networks to captive portals that sell your data.

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