If you own an iPhone, at some point you’ve probably wondered, “Why are my texts green? Aren’t they supposed to be blue?” And then you start spiraling. Maybe your texts aren’t going through, or maybe ...

Your iPhone messages could be green for two reasons: you're texting Android users, or you're not connected to Wi-Fi.

You can "like" a text on your iPhone, along with a variety of other reactions, by tapping and holding it. Here's a guide to ...

Apple's walled garden may be unraveling following pressure from the European Union, but with features like USB-C finally coming to the iPhone, the consumers keep winning. Despite the release of RCS on ...

During yesterday’s keynote address at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, Apple made a wide range of big announcements that have the mobile industry churning. One of the most ...

iPhone users on iOS 26, iMessage activation may be blocked by an inactive SIM — here's how to fix it. Some users are finding ...

Arabic speakers who use iMessage and iPhones might be a little peeved to discover that a bug has been discovered that, when a specific string of Arabic text is entered, causes the iPhone to crash. The ...

Apple's communication service can be jerky on current iPhones. If there are problems, you should follow these tips from the ...

Apple says the issue may stem from having an inactive SIM with the same number as your active SIM. To fix it, remove the ...