Messages in iOS 16 gains a slew of useful features: marking conversations as unread, editing sent messages, unsending messages, and more. They’re great, but some re-quire your recipients to upgrade to iOS 16 for the full experience.

iOS 16’s marquee feature is customizable Lock Screens—read on to learn how to make multiple Lock Screens, each with its own wallpaper, clock font and color, and interactive widgets.

Ever wondered what that pretty flower was that you saw on your walk or felt cu-rious about an unusual visitor to your birdfeeder? With the free Seek and Merlin iPhone apps, you can identify plants, wildlife, and birds—learn how at: atlascarolina.com/blog/

It’s exciting to get a new iPhone, but take a few minutes to read our advice on what you need to do before—and after—transferring your data from your old iPhone.

At its Far Out event, Apple introduced the iPhone 14 lineup, three new Apple Watches—including the Apple Watch Ultra—and the second-generation AirPods Pro. All are worth a look for Apple users; read on for details:

Wi-Fi Calling and Wi-Fi Assist. They sound similar and share a goal of providing connectivity when you need it. But they go about doing that in opposite ways—learn more here:

It’s no fun to have to get your Mac repaired, but if that’s necessary, read our ad-vice about steps to take beforehand to ensure the safety and security of your data.

Which Mac is best for a new college student? Short answer: the new M2 Mac-Book Air. Read on for the longer explanation and how we recommend config-uring it.

Later this year, Apple will release macOS 13 Ventura, iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and watchOS 9. Here’s the hardware you’ll need to run these operating systems—and to support some of the whizzier features.

Having trouble finding the best time for a group to meet? Check out the oddly named Crab Fit, which lets people add their availability and shows the best scheduling overlaps.

Have you found the macOS color picker confusing? Here’s how to find, set, and share colors.