Whether you’ve got a new Apple Watch and are linking it with an iPhone for the first time, or starting again after performing a factory reset, it’s important to know how to pair the two.

Keep hold of it if you want to pair your Apple Watch and iPhone again. If not, remove it – and contact your network provider to cancel it if you don’t plan on pairing a new watch or iPhone.

Transitioning your Apple Watch to a new iPhone can seem daunting, but with the right steps, it’s a smooth process. This guide will walk you through the entire procedure, ensuring you retain all your ...

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you can do so using the Find My app on your iPhone or iPad. The best part is, unlike pairing, you can track your AirTag on your Mac. Open the Find My app on your Apple device and head to the ...

Pairing your Apple Watch and iPhone is usually a seamless process, but it can run into issues. Whether the devices aren’t close enough to each other, not in Wi-Fi range, or Apple’s QR code pai ...

What makes iPhone repair so difficult?” And immediately the answer was: a lot. I’ve never repaired a phone before, so I was ...

The EU is pressuring Apple to increase interoperability with third parties, including opening up AirDrop and AirPlay. The ...

Apple TV 4K is a solid product in its own right, but it also includes a variety of key features you get when paired with other Apple devices.