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Private Browsing allows you to use Safari without it saving a record of your browsing history, login information, searches, and cache.

While performing a search on Amazon’s Electronics Trade-In site, I ran into a funny situation.

Did you know that your volume buttons can actually be reassigned to serve a different purpose?

Using a four digit passcode is great, but what if you’re looking for something more secure?

Learn how to change or disable repeating message alerts on your device.

Zephyr's latest update adds a great new feature that's useful and pretty.

Learn how to use your iPhone's camera flash as visual notification for calls, text messages, emails, and more.

Spotlight search is designed to help you find things faster on your device, but sometimes it can get a little messy.

Using location based Reminders is a great alternative to scheduling tasks based on a specific time.

Creating custom vibrations is a great way to identify calls when your iPhone is in silent mode.

A new game of presidential proportions has been released by the creators of Infinity Blade.

Keyboard shortcuts in iOS will help cut down on the time it takes to type long phrases.

Customize the Notification Center to show the apps or widgets you want displayed first.

If you’ve ever had trouble with anyone installing or deleting your apps, there’s a solution that can completely disable either of the two.

According to one analyst, Apple is already in production with an "iTV" and plans to sell it for a very competitive price.

According to a recent report, three technology giants are joining forces to make one large patent acquisition.

A new update to Instagram will be launching in the App Store today with some major UI changes.

Worried about others spying on your messages? Learn how to keep your iOS message previews private.

According to the federal judge overseeing the Apple v. Samsung trial, the two companies need to try to make peace.

A few major retailers have joined forces to create a new mobile payment platform and Apple is nowhere in sight.

Ubisoft has recently released a new app that may have you moonwalking around the house like a professional backup dancer.

Steve Jobs' family home in Palo Alto, Calif. was burglarized last month with over $60,000 in property stolen.

If you're looking to improve your ninja skills, there's an app for that.