A persistent iOS 17 bug haunts users since day one of the iPhone's major 2023 update. As spotted by MacRumors, an increased amount of iPhone users have been reporting over Apple Community forums and ...

Here it is, an iPhone update that has landed just over two weeks since the last iPhone release, unexpectedly landing midweek. Here’s all you need to know.

Apple has released a new iPhone update — that has taken many by surprise — to address a vulnerability that was recently ...

The update closes a bug that could leave notification previews sitting on a device even after they were deleted, an issue ...

If your iPhone alarm is not ringing despite you remembering that you set it or have set its frequency to your preferred schedule, you are not alone. This new iPhone alarm issue was confirmed to be a ...

Have you been making more typing errors than usual on your iPhone? Turns out, it might not just be you. There’s a new bug in iOS that’s causing frustration among iPhone users, according to PC Guide.

Multiple iPhone 17 models are affected by a bug where devices fail to turn on after the battery fully drains, even when plugged into a USB-C charger. Users report success reviving phones via MagSafe ...

What would you do if your iPhone played the same alarm every morning at 9:25 AM for years without the Clock app actually showing an alarm for that time? You'd probably try everything to make this ...

Picture this: you're in a peaceful slumber, enveloped in the warmth of your dreams. Gradually, you become aware of a sound -- a gentle yet persistent alarm that begins to build in intensity, rising ...

Along with new Apple Intelligence features, iOS 18.1 includes several bug fixes, and it addresses a frustrating bug that was causing some new iPhone 16 and ‌iPhone 16‌ Pro models to randomly restart.

The bug was initially reported on social media on April 10, with the tweet having been viewed 2.407 million times as of the time report. Users have expressed their frustration over the bug, with some ...

Bored? Swipe all the way over to the App Library on your iPhone and type “”:: in the search bar. Congratulations! You’ve just crashed your iPhone. But don’t worry — it’s not permanent or serious, ...