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Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

If you forgot your iPhone passcode or iPad passcode, you can use recovery mode to unlock your iPhone or iPad. To access the recovery mode, you need a computer and a cable to connect your iPhone to the ...

This past weekend, Hina Sabatine protested President Donald Trump’s administration in Los Angeles, and they didn’t bring their usual phone. “We’re protesting the administration, which is a lot scarier ...

Your iPhone is a versatile and powerful device, but certain habits can undermine its performance, security, and longevity. Many users unknowingly engage in practices that expose their devices and ...

A few years ago we covered the 20 most easily guessed iPhone passcodes. More recently, we reported on the most common 6-digit passcodes. A recent analysis revealed a shocking number of people still ...

Your iPhone is a powerful device, but without proper security measures, it can leave your personal information vulnerable to unauthorized access, theft, or data breaches. By allowing a few ...

Has the iPhone passcode you’ve been using for years suddenly stopped working? You’re certain you’re entering the correct passcode, but your iPhone just won’t accept it. This is a common problem that ...

Changing your iPhone passcode is a crucial step in keeping your device secure. Regularly updating your passcode not only protects your personal data but also reduces the risk of unauthorized access.

All of us should use iPhone passcodes and any of us can forget them, but few of us are New York City mayors being indicted for corruption and claiming to have changed the code to help investigators.