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Discover some unique new features from Apple's most recent i0S update.

There is a new feature with the latest iPhone update that can help blur naughty images.

At Apple's highly anticipated "Wonderlust" event, the tech giant unveiled a plethora of exciting new features and announcements that left tech enthusiasts and casual fans alike buzzing with excitement.

Did you know that nearly 1.5 billion people use an iPhone on a daily basis? Well, they do and now Apple has issued a warning to those on the iPhone

Will all of your precious photos and memories really be deleted from your iPhone on Wednesday (Jul. 26)?

The new iOS 17 operating system has great new features.

A new update from Apple feels like it was almost exclusively made for the people of Louisiana.

New AI technology will learn the words you type often.

Are you having a hard time accessing the weather forecast on your iPhone?

A 2007 first-generation iPhone just sold at auction on Sunday for an incredible $63,356. That exceeded the $50,000 experts thought it would fetch.

A single-word search can reveal if your significant other has "naughty pictures" on his phone. Be careful, what you find out might be really upsetting.

Have you finally collected a stockpile of iPhone charger cords? Well, you're going to be needing some new and different ones.

No word on whether Apple will have a fix for this glitch, or if Apple even has this glitch on its radar.

If you're bothered by those "typing bubbles" on your text messages here's how you can make them disappear.

Want to brush up on your Cajun French or maybe learning from scratch? There's an app for that.

With the flip of a switch you can boost the signal of your mobile phone, here's how.

Your iPhone camera has a feature that allows you to see less of people you don't want to see in your pictures without totally deleting them.

Got an old 1st, 3rd, or maybe 5th generation iPod or iPod Touch? Fire em up because they could be worth a nice pile of money!

Who knew these seldom-used bags could be the next big thing on every flight you take this summer.

Louisiana residents sound off on what "little things" could drive them over the edge of sanity or at least to a neighborhood bar.