In this article we explain how to set up a contact group, both on iPhone & iPad (using an app) and on Mac. For related advice, here’s how to transfer contacts from iPhone to iPhone.

Thankfully, the iPhone Contacts app does support groups–you just need to set them up OFF your iPhone. Again, we want to chime in to say this is one of the dumbest lack of feature choices Apple has ...

How to Make a Contact Group on iPhone. One of the iPhone's more useful features is that you can synchronize your contacts from various sources to the iPhone. This lets you keep your business and ...

The iPhone doesn't have a native feature for creating contact groups. You must import contact groups from Outlook on your PC, create groups on iCloud, or sync groups from other cloud services ...

It's no secret that messaging on the iPhone is a smooth process, but it may not be so straightforward when it comes to setting up group chats.

Contacts list facilitate users to send a group message to everyone in the list. Users can click on the Lists option, there they have to select the desired list for longer and choose the Message ...

It's called Family Passwords, and here's how to use it. Family Passwords allows you to create a group of trusted contacts that you can share passwords and passkeys with across devices.

You can use Google Hangouts on your iPhone to send messages, or conduct voice and video calls. To start a group chat, pick a contact from your contacts list and then use the menu button to add ...

How to set up a contact group on iPhone We miss the ability to set up and send a group email on the iPhone and iPad (or at least we did, until we discovered this clever workaround).