If your iPhone still has the Home Button, you can open the Control Center simply by swiping up from the bottom of the screen. But on newer iPhones with a notch or Dynamic Island, you have to swipe ...

Apple released iOS 18.1 in October, more than a month after the tech company released iOS 18. While iOS 18.1 brings a few new features and bug fixes to your iPhone, iOS 18 gave you more avenues to ...

Phones used to be small enough that my thumb could easily reach every corner of the screen. But these days even the smallest phones have screens bigger than 6 inches, while devices like the iPhone 17 ...

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Apple’s iOS 18 software update rolled out earlier this month, and it brought significant changes to the iOS Control Center, which provides convenient access to commonly used functions with a simple ...

iOS 18 introduced a major redesign to Control Center across iPhone and iPad. Here are the three controls that have made a big difference for me over several months of use. Apple offers a built-in ...

Each of these let you quickly trigger an Apple Music playlist that fits the given mood. You can also configure your chosen control to play a different playlist by default—either one you manually set ...

The release of iOS 18 introduces a new era of customization for the iPhone Control Center, offering unprecedented flexibility and third-party app integration. With the ability to add widgets and ...

Have you customized your iPhone's Control Center only to end up with a cluttered mess? Fortunately, Apple's latest iOS 18.1 update (currently in beta) has you covered, thanks to a new reset option ...

In watchOS 26, Apple made the Control Center more customizable than ever. You can rearrange it and add third-party app controls, and if you don't like your changes, you can revert to the original ...

You don't have to stretch out your thumb every time you change your screen brightness or turn on Do Not Disturb. Jason Chun is a CNET writer covering a range of topics in tech, home, wellness, finance ...