Did you want to get alerts for that app or text? You can change an app’s settings to deliver notifications silently, but you may decide that you want those notifications to make a noise and appear on your Lock screen. Fortunately, turning off Deliver Quietly is very easy to do and this minHour article shows … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to eject your iPhone from iTunes before you unplug the USB cable from your Mac. Using the Dock Icon Open iTunes on your Mac. The iTunes app looks like a musical note icon inside a circle. You can find it on your Dock or in your Applications folder. Right-click the … Read more
Updating your iPhone will allow you to benefit from Apple’s latest iOS enhancements and features, as well as make your device more compatible with the newest apps from iTunes App Store. You can either update your iPhone wirelessly using over-the-air updates, or install the latest updates using iTunes. Updating Wirelessly Back up and save your … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to restore your original location and privacy settings on an iPhone or iPad. When you restore your original settings, all the permissions that apps use to keep track of your device’s location and provide services like weather and GPS will be revoked. Once you perform a location and privacy settings … Read more
A headshot is a professional picture that you normally take with a professional photographer or camera. However, if you have an iPhone or good quality phone, you can still get professional results without the extra frills and fees associated with professional photographers. This minHour will show you how to get a good headshot on an … Read more
Are you trying to send files through Bluetooth from your iPhone to an Android? While you won’t be able to use Bluetooth or AirDrop to transfer files to an Android, there are still easy ways to get documents and photos to an Android. Free apps like Send Anywhere and Snapdrop work just like Bluetooth, except … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to connect your Bluetooth headset, speaker, wearable, or any other accessory with your iPhone. You’ll also learn some simple troubleshooting tips in case something doesn’t go as planned. Pairing with an iPhone Turn on the Bluetooth accessory. Make sure your Bluetooth accessory is fully charged and turned on before attempting … Read more
Do you want to share a photo from your iPhone? Sharing between Apple devices (like an iPhone and a Mac) is easy to do with AirDrop, but Apple devices and Windows/Androids cannot communicate or share data. In that case, you’ll need to use iCloud, which is another simple process that you can easily do. This … Read more
If you want to receive an alert before an event in your iPhone’s Calendar, you can easily add an alert to that event. But if you create a reminder in the Reminders app instead of the Calendar app (which is what happens when you ask Siri to remind you of something), that reminder won’t appear … Read more
If you have an Android but prefer the look and feel of an iPhone, you’re in luck. The customizability of Android phones makes it easy to simulate the iOS experience without having to buy a whole new phone. In this article, we’ll talk you through a few ways to do it, from customizing your home … Read more
Apple’s list of iPhone models may look like someone dropped a bag of Scrabble tiles, but we can help you get a handle on the seven models currently in production. The iPhone SE is the only one that still has a Home button (and a fingerprint ID login option), but besides that, there aren’t major … Read more
Are your friends and family complaining that they can’t leave you voicemail because your voice mailbox is full? It’s time to clear out your iPhone’s voicemail! If your mobile provider supports your iPhone’s built-in visual voicemail feature, it’s easy to delete all of your messages permanently. If not, don’t worry—you can still clear your voicemail … Read more
If a ringtone appears in an app like Zedge, chances are somebody else is already using it. The only way to have a truly unique ringtone is to make one yourself. There are apps that claim to be able to do this right on your iPhone, but they all require a sync with iTunes on … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to pin a Snapchat sticker to a moving object in a video Snap. Steps Open Snapchat. It’s the yellow icon with a white ghost on your home screen. Snapchat will open to the camera screen. Tap and hold the circle to record a video. If you finish your video before … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to automatically forward all incoming calls to voicemail on your iPhone. The fastest way to do this is to use airplane mode or Do Not Disturb mode, both of which are available in your iPhone’s Control Center. Alternatively, you can opt to send all unknown callers to voicemail while continuing … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to disable voicemail on your iPhone. In most cases, the only way to disable your voicemail is to contact your mobile provider—this is because voicemail is tied to your account, not your iPhone. If you’re looking for a less permanent change, you may be able to deactivate your voicemail using … Read more
Do you have a video that you want to speed up? This minHour will teach you how to speed up videos on an iPhone using iMovie as well as how to use Photos to increase the speed of videos you took in Slo-Mo. Increasing Video Speed with iMovie Open iMovie. This app icon looks like … Read more
Making a looping video directly on your iPhone is simple! And there are a few ways to go about it. The Slideshow feature in the Photos apps can repeat a set of videos. You can set a video to loop in a Pages document. Or, use iMovie to create and export a looping video. Also, … Read more
This minHour teaches you how to add music to a video’s soundtrack, using an iPhone or iPad. You can use Apple’s official video editor iMovie to select a video from your Camera Roll, and add stock music or music from your local storage to its soundtrack. Steps Download and install “iMovie” from the App Store. … Read more