All great tech fails every now and then, and thankfully there are ways to easily bring devices back to life when they freeze up. If your iPhone isn't responding and you're not able to power it off and ...

We know your iPhone is the heart of your social life, and it’s really frustrating when it freezes every now and then. When that happens, do not worry because your device can be unfrozen with a few ...

Tech issues are frustrating. When your iPhone or Samsung Galaxy device is acting glitchy, it might be time to perform a "force restart" or a "hard reset" to clear any potential headaches. Keep in mind ...

Turning it off and on again: the closest thing there is to a magical-just-fix-it solution. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac If your iPhone is ever having odd technical problems, the first thing you ...

Any time your smartphone goes awry, the quickest fix is typically turning it off, then back on again. But there are times you may need to go a step further. Maybe apps keep shutting down every time ...

If you’ve recently upgraded from a device like an iPhone 8, iPhone 7, or older iPhone, you’ve likely noticed how different it is to use a phone that lacks a physical Home button. But what about basic ...

Almost 50% of American smartphone users have an iPhone, according to Statista. We are long past the time when phones were used only to make calls. Text messages, photos, videos, music, emails and ...

If your iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max stops responding, you can try a force restart/hard reset. This will typically fix the problem. The current list of iPhone XS problems includes lockups and freezes.

The simplest way to reset your iPhone 12 is by performing a “soft reset,” which is basically the standard reset that doesn’t clear any data from your phone. You should do this when your phone is ...