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If you have upgraded to the new iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max then Home screen not working in landscape mode is not the only issue you’re going to encounter. Apple seems to have made it more difficult to get iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max UDID (an acronym for Unique Device ID). UDID is used to register iOS devices in the Apple Developer portal for testing iPhone apps or to install iOS beta software updates. Unfortunately, you can no longer use the iTunes method to get iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max UDID. For older iPhone models, you could get the UDID using the following steps: Connect your iPhone to your Mac or Windows PC and launch iTunes. In iTunes, click on the iPhone icon at the top and navigate to the Summary tab. Click on the  Serial Number  label until it changes to UDID, this will show the Identifier field and the 40 hex character UDID. Press Command+C (Windows users – Ctrl + C) to copy the UDID to your clipboard. But we have found a way to find iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max UDID,...

Do you feel your iPhone has become slow after iOS 12 update? In this article, we’ll show you how to speed up your slow iPhone. iOS 12 is focused on increasing performance. In fact, Apple makes a point of it on its website. The camera opens up to 70% faster and apps can launch up to twice as fast under load. According to the iOS 12 poll we had taken recently, a majority of our readers are happy with the performance improvements in iOS 12. Tests also suggest that the performance has improved even on older devices like the iPhone 5s, iPhone 6 and iPad mini 2 in iOS 12. But the realities for you might be different. It can be a  bug, an app or a battery issues on your old device that might be slowing down your iPhone or iPad running iOS 12. Don’t worry though, we’re here to help! Try the following tips and tricks to speed up iOS 12 on your iPhone or iPad. How to Speed up Your Slow iPhone After iOS 12 Update 1. Try Updating Again If you’re still using one of the ear...

Apple’s all-new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max go on sale today. If you’re new to the world of iPhones, you might be wondering how exactly to get started. Apple has a long and detailed setup wizard but they don’t provide important information or context. But that’s why we’re here. Read on as we’ll help you on every step along the way, advising you on what to do and what not to as you set up your new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. How to Set Up iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max Note : You’ll need to insert a SIM card in the iPhone to activate it. 1. Press The Side Button   Once you’ve got your iPhone, press and hold the Side button. You’ll find it on the top right-hand side of your iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max. Then you’ll be greeted with a simple “ Hello ” screen. Tap the screen to start the setup. 2. Set Language and Region Firstly, you’ll need to select your language and country from a long list. If you bought your device in your country, the presets here won’t need editing and you can ...

The life of an iCloud Keychain user is pretty seamless. They can easily autofill usernames and passwords in Safari and in apps as well. In iPhone apps, the process happens automatically! Because the Face ID scan happens on its own, there’s no need to physically press a button either! Now, the same seamless experience will be available to users of third-party password managers like 1Password and LastPass as well! There’s a new API in iOS 12 that lets third-party providers like LastPass to directly hook into iOS 12’s password autofill system. You’ll be able to fill in the username and password for any site where you have stored the credentials. One important thing to note is that this feature is only for password autofill. If you’re manually logging in to a new site, iOS won’t prompt you to save the details to LastPass (like it does when you’re using iCloud Keychain). In iOS 12, you can use up to two password managers at the same time. The proces...

Putting all the criticisms aside, Facebook is one of the biggest platforms where users can chat with one another, share photos and videos, contact businesses, and do much more. If you’ve been using Facebook for a while, you must have come across an interesting or funny video that you wanted to save to your iPhone. Unfortunately, Facebook does not provide a feature to download and save videos to your iPhone so that you can watch it later or share it with other apps. Despite this restriction, there are still a number of methods that will enable you to save videos from Facebook directly to your iPhone. In this tutorial, we will show you the three different methods that will help you solve this problem. You can either use an online Facebook downloader, sideload an app called Facebook++ which provides video downloading capability, or take advantage of a video downloader software. So without further ado, let’s get started. Method 1: Using an Online Facebook Downloader There are m...