How do I send photos through email on iPhone?

You might know how to send an email in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad, but do you know how to send photos and other attachments? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

How to insert a photo or video into an email in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad
How to add an attachment in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad

How to insert a photo or video into an email in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad

Launch the Mail app from your iPhone or iPad’s Home screen or app drawer.
Tap on the Compose button in the bottom right corner.
Type in the sender info, subject, and body fields just as you would for a normal email.

Tap in body. A menu will appear.
Choose the Photo icon.
Select the photo or video you’d like to insert. You’ll see a preview of the image.
Tap the Send button in the upper right corner once you’ve finished writing your email.

How to add an attachment in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad

Launch the Mail app from your iPhone or iP…

Those looking for a sweet AirPods deal are in luck today with a new sale at Woot offering Apple’s noise-cancelling model for just $219.99 for Amazon Prime members. You’ll see them listed at Woot for $225, which is $24 off, and you can score a further $5 off at checkout by logging in with your Amazon Prime account. That will also get you free shipping. This deal is slated to end tonight, though we expect it will sell out much sooner than that. Don’t miss your chance to pick up a set of AirPods Pro at one of their best prices yet.

The AirPods Pro feature active noise cancellation to block out the ambient and background sounds around you so you can focus on your music, calls, or whatever’s playing in your ears at the time. There’s also a transparency mode which allows you to filter back in all those sounds in case you do need to hear what’s around you for a moment.

Another major upgrade that the AirPods Pro have over the standard AirPods is water-resistance. They’re resistant to sweat…

While the 2019 iPad Air 3 is a totally different form factor from the iPad Air 2, it’s actually the same size and shape as the 2018 iPad Pro (10.5-inch). There are some slight differences: the iPad Air 3 has a smaller camera and fewer speakers. But even with these differences, an 2018 iPad Pro (10.5-inch) case will still fit the 2019 iPad Air 3. Here are some of the best waterproof and water-resistant cases for the iPad Air 3.

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XBK Waterproof Case

Staff Favorite

This fully sealed, waterproof, shockproof case has a built-in screen protector, and yet it’s still not overly bulky. It also comes with a removable strap for carrying your iPad around.

$31 at Amazon

Screenless technology

LifeProof NÜÜD Series Waterproof Case

This waterproof case from trusted brand LifeProof covers the entire iPad and all of its ports and speakers but leaves the screen itself unfettered. This is ideal for the person who likes the feel of the actual screen or prefers to use their own …

Not sure what to get dad for Father’s Day? Woot is having a one-day sale on portable JBL Bluetooth speakers where you could score just the right gift for dad, and with discounts up to 44% off, you might even find something worth grabbing for yourself while you’re at it. These powerful Bluetooth speakers are truly made for the music lovers out there, and thanks to today’s sale, you can grab one for as low as $74.99 right now. You’ll want to shop quick as one option has already sold out and the others could follow at any moment.

The most affordable speaker in Woot’s sale today is the JBL Flip 5, priced at $74.99. Today’s deal saves you nearly $50 off its regular cost of $120 and lets you choose between camo, grey, green, and yellow models. The JBL Flip 5 offers over 12 hours of playtime on a single charge and features IPX7 waterproof protection so you can bring it to the pool or the beach and listen without worrying about ruining it. You can even pair multiple speakers together for lo…

The iPads seem to be stuck in a constant boot loop…

What you need to know

A new boot loop bug is plaguing the 10.5-inch iPad.
Users are complaining that their device gets stuck in the loop following updating to iOS 13.4.
Apple’s community forums are full of complaints.

Several Apple Community Forum users are reporting that a reboot bug is plaguing the 10.5-inch iPad Pro running iOS 13.4 or later.

As first reported by NoteBook Check:

Apple’s iPad OS has greatly expanded the iPad’s multitasking abilities, but updates to the OS does not seem to have been a smooth experience for many iPad Pro owners. A reader wrote in to us describing that the iPad OS 13.4 and above update has resulted in constant restarts to his iPad Pro 10.5; a look at the Apple Community pages showed that the problem wasn’t an isolated case.

Apparently, the iPad Pro 10.5 would restart every 180 seconds while in use. This issue wasn’t noticed in iPad OS 13.3.1 but started becoming prominent after the …

Turn off iMessage to make sure you don’t miss a text.

The Messages app lets people who own Apple products send iMessages back and forth to one another, rather than traditional SMS or MMS messages. This allows you to get around any carrier-imposed SMS or MMS limits. If you stop using your iPhone and switch to Android, however, Apple has to stop sending iMessages instead of SMS. The best way to make sure Apple knows you’ve switched, and to make sure you don’t miss any messages from those still using iOS, is to turn off iMessage before you go.

How to deactivate iMessage before switching from iPhone to Android
How to manually deactivate iMessage from Apple’s servers

How to deactivate iMessage and FaceTime before switching from iPhone to Android

Complete these steps from your iPhone before starting to use your new smartphone:

Launch Settings from the Home screen of your iPhone.
Tap Messages.
Tap the slider next to iMessage to turn it off.

Go back to Settings.
Tap on Facetime.
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”I’m glad Apple announced the cancellation of physical WWDC as soon as they could”

As COVID-19 started to grip the U.S., popular conferences and events started to fall like dominoes. Over time, it became clearer and clearer that like Google, and everyone else who had to shelve their plans for the summer, Apple was going to have to reconsider WWDC.

Sure enough, on March 13, Apple announced the very first all-online WWDC. From the press release:

Apple today announced it will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in June. Now in its 31st year, WWDC 2020 will take on an entirely new online format packed with content for consumers, press and developers alike. The online event will be an opportunity for millions of creative and innovative developers to get early access to the future of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS, and engage with Apple engineers as they work to build app experiences that enrich the lives of Apple customers around the globe.

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