When your iPhone starts getting full, the Photos app is often the first place to start cleaning. This built-in tool makes it easy to declutter your library.

Apple added the iCloud Shared Photo Library in iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, dramatically improving sharing photos and videos with a group of people with whom you frequently exchange media.

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iCloud Music Library is a feature included within the Apple Music subscription service. This tutorial will show you how to turn off iCloud Music Library on your PC, Mac, and iPhone. What happens if ...

The worst part of a girls trip is the end — not because it’s over, but because you and your besties have to go through all the pictures you took and send them to the group chat. The Shared Album ...

No one imagined a digital photo frame could be made using an E Ink display, yet Ben Borgers did it. This works using the display of an old B&N Nook Simple Touch Reader. Turning this old e-reader into ...

Apple’s new iPhone takes photos that are about 65 percent larger than older iPhones. You could end up spending more to store them in iCloud. There’s an unwelcome surprise in the iPhone 15. Because of ...

iOS has a very convenient facility for sharing entire photo albums with anyone — Shared Albums (formerly called iCloud Photo Sharing). The feature lets you create or join collaborative photo albums ...

The iOS 16.1 release brought with it an exciting new feature – the iCloud Shared Photo Library. Now, you can automatically share photos and videos with up to five people directly from your camera app.

We recently covered how to clear up space on Apple’s iCloud, in this guide we will look at how to delete iCloud photos using a range of devices. Apple’s cloud-based storage solution, known as iCloud, ...

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