You can unlock your iPhone with an Apple Watch, which is useful if you're wearing a mask or Face ID can't identify you.

If you’ve ever bought a second-hand iPhone or switched to a new carrier, you may have faced the frustration of a locked device. Carrier-locked iPhones prevent you from using SIM cards from other ...

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You can change all passwords on your iPhone, including your Apple ID and device passwords, in a few quick steps via the ...

New problems across the iPhone 17 series and iPhone Air suggest issues with Wi-Fi connectivity. Apple has yet to comment, but iOS 26.1 may have a fix. The brief disconnect and reconnect to Wi-Fi is ...

The iPhone 17 went on sale in India on September 19, promising faster performance, an upgraded camera system, longer battery life and new Apple Intelligence. But, like all things Apple, iPhone 17 ...

You can unlock your Google Pixel device without a passcode while still ensuring your device remains secure. Although, it is admittedly technical and tricky at times. Even still, there are multiple ...

The iPhone 17 Pro Max introduces a comprehensive array of advanced features designed to elevate your smartphone experience. From optimizing battery performance to refining camera controls, these ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. The iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air launched last Friday, but some early adopters are having connectivity ...

The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max represent a significant step forward in smartphone technology, combining innovative features with a user-focused design. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a professional, ...

You'll have loads of storage to spare with some of these deals WANT an iPhone 17? Well, you’re probably not alone. The brand-new gadget is finally out – and there are offers aplenty. I’ve been trying ...

Update Sept. 24: In an emailed response to Gizmodo, Apple blamed scratched retail iPhone Air and 17 Pros on worn MagSafe risers that caused “material transfer” to the glass portions of iPhone stands.