There has never been more options and different ways to get the best of your smartphone experience in your car. It seems everyone from Apple to Google are trying to come up with ways to let you play ...

Before you can make the most of your Garmin watch or fitness tracker, you’ll need to pair it with your smartphone. Thankfully, the process is straightforward. Once your devices are paired, you can sit ...

The iPhone can sync to only one computer at a time. If you have already synced your iPhone to a computer, you'll receive a message stating that it is synced elsewhere if you try to connect it to a ...

Incoming phone calls will appear on your Android phone and in the Phone Link app on your PC, so you can answer them on either device. You don't need to keep the app open on your PC if you checked the ...

I recently purchased an iPhone and a Mac, expanding my Apple device lineup to three: iPhone, iPad, and Mac. After I started using them together, one thing that immediately impressed me was how good ...

Get reconnected whether you have your old phone or not This article explains how to pair and connect your Apple Watch to a new iPhone. Follow these instructions to connect and pair your Apple Watch ...

Many readers ask us how to sync an iPhone with a Mac – or more specifically, with more than one Mac, or with a new Mac – without erasing the iPhone’s apps, music, photos and other data. This feature ...

A handy new feature that a few modern browsers support is tab syncing. With tab syncing all of your pages (a.k.a tabs) that you have open on your desktop or laptop are available on your smart phone as ...

What’s the best way to sync to iTunes on my iPhone and iPad? Do I even need to sync with my Mac any more? Welcome to our complete guide to syncing an iPhone or iPad with a Mac or PC. We explain how to ...

It's easy to sync Mac content to an iPhone or iPad once you understand the process. While using AirDrop to transfer files to an iPhone and iPad from a Mac computer works and is quite familiar, ...

If you're running Microsoft Windows XP and an Apple iPhone, you may find that your computer is not recognizing the iPhone. This may be because the latest versions of iTunes don't support Windows XP, ...