An Apple accessibility feature called Switch Control allows you to use your head to trigger specific actions on your iPhone or iPad. Lance is an experienced writer who tries to unravel the mysteries ...

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To set up parental controls on your Nintendo Switch, you can use the Nintendo Parental Controls app, or the Switch's settings ...

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With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and writes about iPhone and Android features, privacy and security settings, and more. If you have an iPhone with the A17 Pro chip ...

A feature in iPadOS 17 enables iPads to work with USB-C capture cards. Here's how to use the feature to make your large-screen iPad work as an external monitor for your Nintendo Switch. Apple briefly ...