Cory Bohon is a developer specializing in iOS and OS X development. He runs a software company called Cocoa App and is also a developer at MartianCraft. He was introduced to technology at an early age and has been writing about his favorite technology part-time since 2007.
Apple’s iOS allows you to choose your own password manager. Learn how to make that change and integrate your passwords no matter which password manager you choose for iOS.
Get details about the new features of iOS 15, find out if it will work with your devices, and learn how to install Apple’s latest mobile operating system.
Hearing conversations with headphones in, or in a loud environment, can be difficult. Use the Conversation Boost feature on AirPods Pro to boost the voice of the person speaking directly in front of you.
Allow Siri to dictate new messages and push notifications received through compatible headphones on your Apple Watch. You can even respond without touching a thing.
With iCloud increasingly storing vital information, an useful new iOS 15.2 feature lets you recover an account from a deceased friend or family member to preserve their digital legacy.
Public calendar feeds let you find and subscribe to events that vary by topic. Learn how to find a calendar, then subscribe to or remove it from your device in iOS 15.
Using data detectors has become commonplace in iOS and macOS, but did you know all the power that they have to introduce new tools into your workflow? Learn all about them here.
SharePlay lets users share content with others on a FaceTime call, meaning that you no longer need to spin up a Zoom call to quickly share your screen or present something with team members.
Apple’s Swift has far-reaching effects on all platforms, not just iOS, OS X, watchOS and tvOS. Learn why Swift matters, how to use the programming language and how it differs from Objective-C.
The Shortcuts app is growing up and learning new tricks. One of those tricks is the ability to produce context-aware workflows that know about the content onscreen.
