Phone users are reporting faster battery drain after updating to iOS 26. Many devices lose power within hours, even with moderate use. Apple says this is largely due to temporary system activities ...

Battery life is a major concern for iPhone users, and Apple has addressed this with a new feature called Adaptive Power in ...

Does your iPhone battery need a boost? These Apple iPhone battery tips and tricks will help get you through the times you can ...

With just three simple steps: turning off background app refresh, tweaking accessibility, and turning off raise to wake, you can extend your iPhone's battery life by 30% to 50% depending on your usage ...

Phone users are reporting that Google Chrome is significantly draining their device's battery, even when idle. This issue appears to stem from Chrome's background syncing and potential limitations ...

If your iPhone battery drains faster after updating to iOS 26, wait 24–48 hours for background tasks to settle. Then update to iOS 26.1, restart your iPhone, check and update battery-draining apps, ...

Older iPhone models can suffer from fast battery drain. Enabling Low Power mode, disabling auto-brightness, and more can ...

When you live in an area with limited or no cell service, Wi-Fi calling can be a lifesaver. It keeps you connected for calls and texts when your phone would otherwise be useless. However, some iPhone ...

For years, we've seen incremental updates to the iPhone's software, but with iOS 26 getting a design overhaul, quite a few heads have turned. From updates to iMessage, to call screening in the Phone ...

Think your iPhone has been hacked? Learn expert signs, fixes, and prevention tips to protect your Apple ID, apps, and online ...

In the fourth iOS 26.1 beta, Apple added a "Tinted" option that reduces the translucency of Liquid Glass for those who prefer a more ...

Apple released iOS 26 on Sept. 15, and the update brings a lot of new features to your iPhone, like call screening and a new Liquid Glass redesign. If you downloaded the update and noticed your device ...