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After testing 10 mobile photo editing apps, we’re sure that Adobe Lightroom (Android, iPhone, iPad ... expanding submenus represented by a row of icons across the bottom of the edit screen ...

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In iOS 18.2, Apple introduced a way for users to select their preferred default apps for iPhone. Apple initially promised that the feature would be coming to the European Union, but it is actually ...

Here’s how to remove an app from the home screen on your iPhone: To access the hidden app on purpose, look for or search the app inside the App Library. If you wish to unhide the app, go to App ...

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iOS 18.3 turns off AI notification summaries for news and entertainment apps to avoid misleading results. The update also italicizes AI-generated alerts and unlocks new Visual Intelligence ...

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Search your App Library to find any installed app and add it back to your Home Screen. An app has been deleted if it isn't in your App Library, and you can redownload it from the App Store. Check for ...

1. Sort and View Your Email by Category Courtesy of iOS 18.2, you can sort and view emails on your iPhone by category. To turn this on, select the ellipsis icon and tap Categories.The different ...

If you have a compatible iPhone with iOS 18.2, Image Playground will be a new app on your home screen. The icon looks like a kitten in a soap bubble. You can also access Image Playground in Messages.