All great tech fails every now and then, and thankfully there are ways to easily bring devices back to life when they freeze up. If your iPhone isn't responding and you're not able to power it off and ...

Turning it off and on again: the closest thing there is to a magical-just-fix-it solution. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac If your iPhone is ever having odd technical problems, the first thing you ...

Restarting your iPhone is usually the quickest cure for everyday annoyances, from apps freezing up to network hiccups. In fact, you should probably be restarting your iPhone more often than you think.

If your iPhone or iPad is frozen or not recognizing touchscreen inputs, a forced restart may be necessary to get it working again. The force restart method allows you to shut down and reboot the ...

Tech issues are frustrating. When your iPhone or Samsung Galaxy device is acting glitchy, it might be time to perform a "force restart" or a "hard reset" to clear any potential headaches. Keep in mind ...

Restarting is a helpful tool to clear cache, enhance speed and improve an iPhone’s performance–here’s how it’s done. If you're having troubles with your phone, here's how restarting it can help.

If your iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, or iPhone 13 Pro Max suddenly locks up, you need to perform a force restart, also known as a hard reset. iPhone 13 users are complaining about a ...

Now that you’ve got yourself a brand new iPhone 13, it’s time to learn a few basics. We all know that even the latest and greatest hardware doesn’t always work perfectly, so it’s good to know not only ...

When was the last time you turned off or restarted your iPhone? Other than automatic updates, most people can go months without switching off and restarting their phones. Only when things start to ...

If your iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max stops responding, you can try a force restart/hard reset. This will typically fix the problem. The current list of iPhone XS problems includes lockups and freezes.