Step-by-step guides to smartphones, tablets, apps, video calls and online safety, written for people who didn’t grow up with them.
FaceTime lets you see and talk with family and friends for free over Wi-Fi. Here’s how to turn it on, make and answer a call, add more people and invite someone who doesn’t have an Apple device, with steps for iOS 27.
Too many passwords to remember? A password manager can create strong passwords for you and fill them in when you sign in. Here’s how they work and how to get started with the one already on your phone.
Medical ID and Emergency SOS help your iPhone share health details and call for help in an emergency. Here’s how to set them up on iOS 27.
Two-step verification adds a second lock to your accounts. Here’s how it works, how to turn it on for Google and Apple, and why you should never share a code.
Bigger text, bold letters, zoom, captions, and hearing aid support are all built into Android. Here’s how to turn them on, step by step, and how to undo them.
