If your Apple iPhone 16e struggles to maintain a connection to Bluetooth devices, specifically speakers and headphones, you aren’t alone. Since the launch iOS 18.3.2, users have taken to social media ...

New iPhone hardware might launch with functionality issues that need to be ironed out via subsequent software updates, assuming software can provide fixes. The same goes for Android products. Hearing ...

Apple’s iPhone 16e has only been out for a week and there’s already a major issue that has early adopters looking for a fix. According to posts on the Apple Discussion Forum and Reddit with more than ...

Some iPhone 15 users have been experiencing ongoing Bluetooth connection issues that have persisted since the new devices launched, based on complaints on the Apple Support Community and the MacRumors ...

Using your favorite pair of Bluetooth headphones with your iPhone is super convenient. However, since they're battery-powered, you must keep an eye on their charge so that they're always sufficiently ...

Bluetooth has been around for a minute, and it's the type of wireless ingenuity that just keeps getting better. Thanks to the Bluetooth technology built right into your iPhone, you can do all kinds of ...

In iOS and iPadOS, Apple includes an option for users to specify the Bluetooth accessories they connect using pre-defined individual labels. Labeling your Bluetooth accessories helps to identify ...

Multiple reports from owners of the new iPhone 16e claim that Bluetooth audio keeps dropping out — but there appears to be a fix on the way. In what appears to be a repeat of the 2018 issues with the ...

Have you been considering upgrading to an iPhone 16? Worries about extreme tariff hikes forcing Apple to raise prices recently triggered both Tonya and Lauri Reinhardt, who does support for TidBITS, ...

If you recently invested in a new pair of Powerbeats Pro 2 or Beats Studio Buds wireless earbuds, to use them for your next work out, commute and more, you first need to pair them with your phone or ...

You can’t officially connect Galaxy Watch 4 or newer (running Wear OS 3+) to an iPhone, as Samsung and Google dropped iOS support. Basic time sync via Bluetooth is possible, but features like ...