The flashlight function built in to every iPhone is a handy tool with lots of configuration options, including two hands-free ...

If you’ve ever wondered what the point of those flashlight apps are, wonder no more: they are kick-butt investigation tools. The next time you need to crawl down a 150-foot electrical conduit and ...

Smartphones have replaced several kinds of everyday electronics over the years. This includes gadgets like radios, dedicated digital cameras, and calculators. You can ...

iOS 18 will make it possible to control the flashlight’s radius, so you can make the light wider or narrower. The flashlight UI is different, and offers quick controls for changing both intensity and ...

When iOS 18 rolls this fall, your iPhone is going to get a helluva lot of cool features. Your Home Screen will be more customizable than ever — the traditional app grid be damned. You can lock certain ...

Personally, I use Apple's back tap feature for two functions: getting to the front-facing camera for faster selfies and ...

iOS 18 preview was full of great surprises, but I assure you no one expected Apple to go this hard when redesigning the iconic flashlight tool. In the first developer's beta of iOS 18, people noticed ...

This feature enables control over the width of the light beam, making it possible to switch between a narrow, focused beam and a wider spread of light. Once you have updated your iPhone (14 Pro and ...

Apple released the fourth beta of iOS 17 to developers yesterday, and among the changes in the latest beta are some new code snippets that potentially hint at functionality for the rumored Action ...