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Got a broken Apple power adapter? Here's how to fix an iPhone or iPad charger that refuses to work - or figure out if it would be safer to replace it entirely iPhone and iPad chargers quite often break or stop working - but then, they do take a battering over the years. From travel damage to constant plugging and unplugging, it's no surprise to find that Apple's power adapters sometimes break.

If you miss the ability to send group emails and messages on an iPhone, don't worry: you can still set up a contact group via iCloud. Here's how to set up a contact group on iPhone

One of the most common complaints from fresh converts to Face ID is that it “doesn’t work” when you’re wearing sunglasses. Not everyone has this problem—it depends on the sunglasses—but early on I fell prey to it myself while wearing my gargantuan Ray-Ban aviators. Thankfully, there’s a simple setting that makes it a lot easier for Face ID to recognize your mug when you’re sporting your favorite shades (although it comes at the expensive of sacrificing a bit of security). Here’s how you do it.

You have probably noticed the model identifier, something like MQAC2ZP/A in the About section in the Settings app while checking the version number of the iOS software update installed on your device, but probably might not have thought about what it meant.