Recovering the mysterious "Other" space on Apple iOS devices has always been quest of it's own and many free and paid tools are available to get the job done. Here is a simple trick to increase "Total" and "Available" storage on your Apple devices.

Apple iPhone and iOS Concepts have always been popular with gadget lovers and here is yet another iOS 11 concept with some small yet useful features I would personally love to see in next iteration of the mobile operating-system from Apple.

The concept suggests Dark Mode or Night Mode, Split-screen multitasking, Multi-user support on iPad, group calling in FaceTime, individual Orientation Lock configuration for apps, storage management with options for clearing caches and data for apps, 3D Touch for Control Center toggles like Wi-Fi and a dedicated "Game Mode" with shortcuts to record screen and much more. Enjoy the video shared below and don't forget to leave your comments below.

Is your new iPhone 7 stuck in recovery mode? Or it is your iPhone 6 that is badly stuck in the recovery mode and you have tried everything but nothing worked.

An iPhone stuck in recovery mode is the last thing that you will wish to experience. It is one of those moments where you do not have much to do. Every single move is risky since you might end up losing your data.

Of course, the easiest way it to restore your iPhone and it will be fixed (in most of the cases) but you will lose all the data. Unfortunately, this is exactly what most of the tools do. They will simply restore your iPhone and that’s it. There are only a few tools that do it the right way without restoring your iPhone (more on such tools coming soon).

But first, let’s talk about why an iPhone 7 Plus that you recently purchased can stuck in recovery mode. What are the reasons that push your phone to this stage?

Let’s admit it, creating a backup of your photos and other files on iCloud service is easy, everyone can do this. But when it comes to retrieving photos from the iCloud backup file, most of the iOS users have no clue as to how to do it.

If you are unable to retrieve photos from iCloud service, this is the guide for you. In the guide below, you will learn how to recover deleted photos from iPhone and pretty much from any iOS device with the help of iCloud backup file.

So let’s get started.

Flagship cell-phone speedtest wars are very popular and specially when they are from rival camps of Apple iOS vs Google Android, here is a good real-world speed-test comparison video between Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and Apple iPhone 6S.

The big question "Whether to upgrade to Apple iOS 9.3.3 or Not?", for jailbreak community finally got answered by Team Pangu as they released a public jailbreak for iOS 9.2 to iOS 9.3.3 devices. While iH8Sn0w demonstrated iOS 10 jailbreak only meant for older 32-bit Apple devices, this one is only compatible with 64-bit devices as of now.

The semi-untether jailbreak would require you to re-run the jailbreaking app on your device every-time it gets rebooted to get back the jailbreak. The Chinese version of the app is out now and English version should be available soon. I would also warn that this Pangu jailbreak asks you for your Apple credentials and also resides on your device, this might get auto-updated with unwanted stuff later on.

Well known iOS hacker iH8sn0w has demonstrated a working jailbreak for Apple iOS 10, he confirms the iOS version by demoing deletion of iOS stock Mail app and also reboots his device to assure it's an untethered jailbreak.

While no information was shared about this iOS 10 jailbreak, it is worth noting that he is using an Apple iPhone 5 which is a 32-bit device. And this jailbreak could very well be the iBoot exploit the hacker has demonstrated a few years ago which puts shuts down the doors for this being a working jailbreak solution on Apple iOS 10 on newer Apple devices. Do watch the video shared below.

If you have a jailbroken Apple iDevice then a simple wipe to factory settings or the "Erase All Content And Settings" option on your device can send it into a infinite bootloop as discussed here. Earlier I have personally resorted to various tools to wipe important data like contacts on my iDevices and today I will be sharing how to wipe-clean your jailbroken device using a single free utility - Semi-Restore.

Semi-Restore, as the name suggests is a free, cross-platform tool to restore your Apple iDevice to a clean wipe (factory-reset) state without any issues on jailbroken phones. Compatible with all jailbroken iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and iPad mini models running iOS 5.0 through 8.4, the tool wipes all your personal data and settings leaving the jailbreaking intact.

Internet is abuzz with a newly found bug which will permanently sent your Apple iPhone in a boot loop if you set the date to January 1, 1970 and reboot. Until recently there was no solution to the issue and the user must get their phone replaced at the Apple store, luckily a solution is now found and is shared below.