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No, it’s not the Magic Keyboard for iPad
The virtual keyboard on the iPad Pro is excellent. Having the possibility to make it smaller and drag it anywhere on the screen is a great feature that allows you to type only with one hand.

Even if the virtual keyboard is a lot better than it used to be, it’s not a perfect solution if you want to use your iPad Pro as your primary working device.

My first keyboard was the
Apple Smart keyboard Folio case
Unlike most people, I didn’t hate the feeling of the keys. I did find the keys a little small and hard to be precise on.

Don’t get me wrong, it was super great for small typing tasks, like replying to a few texts and typing a few emails, but it got very annoying to use for longer texts. I was consistently hitting the wrong key, sometimes I wasn’t pressing hard enough, and the noise it was making was somehow irritating to me.

It did indeed enjoy the portability of it, though. It was keeping my iPad secure, pretty thin, and rather light — especially since the 12.9 inch iPad Pro is already quite heavy.

The form factor was a crucial feature for me, and that’s why I wasn’t attracted to any other keyboards. Most of them were turning the iPad Pro into such a thick device or making it extremely heavy. If I need a thick and heavy device, I might as well just use a MacBook.

The New Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro Could Have Been Great…

The new Magic Keyboard for iPad looks great. It turns the iPad into some sort of iMac, and having this (small) touchpad is probably going to have a significant impact on people’s productivity, as it’s going to make the iPad way much better to use. Overall, the product looks premium, the typing experience seems fantastic according to what all these geek bloggers are saying, and the trackpad works like a breeze. When I saw this product being released, I was certain that it was what I needed until some people got it and started doing reviews.

People are complaining about the weight of the device, particularly with the 12.9-inch model. The combined weight of the iPad and the keyboard makes it heavier than a 13 inch MacBook Pro. If I need to carry something this heavy, why would I bother with the iPad? My MacBook would seem like a better option.

I don’t understand this Magic Keyboard. It seems great to have on your desk so that you don’t have to carry it around all day. But then what’s the point of having an iPad if you just use it at your desk? And if you are only using it at your desk, why don’t you use a MacBook or even an iMac or something? These devices are a lot easier to work on. I guess some folks will love it. I’m just not in that group of people. Some would argue that I need to try it out before I express my opinion on it. I’d say that I’m not willing to give it a try since the price has been set this high!

The Canopy

For sometimes now, I’ve been using a regular Apple Magic Keyboard with my iPad, and it’s been great. I like the feeling of typing on this keyboard, it’s quite compact, and it has incredible battery life. I know that it’s not the best keyboard on the market, but for what I do, I think it’s my best bet.

Alongside this keyboard, I’m using the Canopy from Studio Neat (not affiliate). It’s both a sleeve for the Magic keyboard and an iPad stand. The sleeve makes transporting the keyboard pretty easy. The sleeve opens in an iPad stand. The final result appears very sleek. The complete setup is the most practical one I’ve found yet. It’s highly portable, it doesn’t make the iPad insanely thick or heavy, and the typing experience is outstanding since you’re typing on an actual keyboard, and not some sort of compact compromise.

I’m astounded this solution is not more popular. No one came up with the perfect product yet, but I feel like this solution is the best available today. Unlike the iPad Magic Keyboard, it doesn’t make your iPad untransportable.

I am now trying to figure out the best way to have a mouse or trackpad with this setup because that’s the only thing that I’m interested in trying. Currently, I’m using a Logitech MX Anywhere 2S. It’s highly portable, and the battery life is super great. But I’m not super sold on the ergonomics of the mouse. Again, since I’m need something portable, it’s quite difficult to find a product that doesn’t compromise on the comfort and ease of use. Finding the right mouse or trackpad is the last step for building my ideal iPad setup. I trust I’ll find the right fit.

Activity app not working on iPhone? No problem. In this article, I’ll explain exactly why activity app keeps crashing and possible solutions to fix the issue.

There can be several potential causes for the Activity App on the iPhone crashing or feezing frequently. Below are some possible fixes. Some users have stated that they can launch the app, but it crashes (meaning it quits unexpectedly) or freezes when they try to view the workout details. When you tap the Workouts tab, you can view more details about your workouts. You can also tap each workout to see more details about your activities.

If you are experiencing problems with the Activity App, this troubleshooting guide will show you exactly what to do if the Activity App is not working as expected.

Before you dive in, please update your iPhone’s and Watch’s software as this may fix the problem if activity app keeps crashing. Here is how you can do this:

  • iPhone: head over to Settings > General > Software Update.
  • Apple Watch: If you are running watchOS 6 or higher, then on your watch, tap Settings > General > Software Update. If you are running an older version, then on your iPhone, open the Apple Watch app, and head over to My Watch > General > Software Update.

Solution #1. Disable full Keyboard Access

A couple of users have stated that disabling Full Keyboard Access fixes the problem when activity app keeps crashing. Full Keyboard Access is an accessibility feature for people who have difficulty using touchscreen keyboards. Please try the following steps to disable this to see if this fixes your problem.

  • Launch the Settings app on your iPhone.
  • Head over to Accessibility > Keyboards, tap Full Keyboard Access.
  • And disable Full Keyboard Access, if it’s enabled.
  • Now navigate from the Settings app and try to launch the Activity App.

Solution #2. Restart your iPhone

If activity app keeps crashing, consider restarting your iPhone. Simply follow these steps to restart your iPhone:

  • To restart iPhone X or newer: Press and hold the volume up (or down) and the side buttons together until the power off slider appears. Then drag the slider. To power on your iPhone, press and hold down the side button until the Apple logo appears.
  • To restart other iPhone models: Press and hold the power (side or top) button until you see the power off slider. Then drag the slider. Then press and hold down the side button to power on your iPhone.

Solution #3. Reinstall the Activity App

Reinstall the Activity App. But do not worry, we will use the “offload app” approach. This method does not delete your data. Simply follow these steps:

  1. Launch the Settings app on your iPhone.
  2. Navigate to General, then tap iPhone Storage.
  3. Locate and tap the Activity App.
  4. Tap “Offload App”.
  5. You’ll see a popup saying “Offloading “Activity” will delete the app but keep its documents and data.”
  6. Wait as your iPhone offload the app. This may take a few minutes.
  7. Now reinstall the app. simply tap the Reinstall App button or navigate to your iPhone’s Home screen, and tap the Activity App icon. This will reinstall.

Solution #4. Quick Actions

If activity app keeps crashing, it means that the above fixes did not resolve your problem. Moreover, it means that you are still unable to view the Workouts menu in the Activity App. What you can do is try the “quick actions menu” right from the Home screen. Simply follow these steps:

  • On your iPhone, navigate to your Home screen and locate the Activity App.
  • Now, tap and hold the Activity App.
  • The app’ contextual menu will appear.
  • From this menu, choose the Workouts option.

In case the Activity App is crashing or freezing when you want to see the workout details, you can try “the preview” option. Simply follow these steps:

  • Launch the Activity App.
  • Tap on the Workouts tab.
  • Tap and hold a workout from the list.
  • This will reveal a preview popup so that you can see your workout details.

Last resort

If you are still experiencing problems with the Activity App, try
Apple Support.

Are you experiencing Apple TV Wi-Fi connection issues? Well. In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can fix your Apple TV Wi-Fi connection problems. If you cannot play movies and other content on your Apple TV, this may mean that your Internet connection is weak. You need a strong Wi-FI connection to be able to stream entertainment to your Apple TV.

Here are some signs of Apple TV Wi-Fi connection problems:

  • Downloads do not start.
  • Unable to join a Wi-Fi network.
  • Contents do not play.
  • Various error messages show up, for instance:
    • ”An error occurred loading this content”
    • “There is a problem loading this content”

Are you having the above Apple TV Wi-Fi connection issues? If your Apple TV is unable to connect to the internet through the router, then this troubleshooting guide is for you.

Please try the fixes below. Be sure to test after each step to see if your Apple TV starts working again:

Check the basics

Before you dive in, try the following:

  • Make sure that your Apple TV is connected to the correct wireless network. Head over to Settings > Network).
  • Ensure that you type in the correct password.
  • Ensure that your Apple TV is not too far from your Wi-Fi router.
  • Make sure that your router is working. Verify the router is working by connecting a different device, such as your iPhone. If the Internet works on your other device, your router is working. If not, try the following fixes:
    • Ensure that your router is 802.11a/g/n/ac compatible. Most routers that were built after 2015 are compatible.
    • Consider restarting your router. Disconnect the power cable. Wait for about one minute. Then reconnect it.
    • Ensure that your router is running the latest firmware version. Check the manufacturer’s manual for instructions on how to update your router. You may also contact the manufacturer for more help.
    • There could be a service outage in your location. Contact your Internet service provider for support.

See also:
Apple TV Remote Not Working? Fix

Troubleshooting tips:

Now, follow these steps to fix Apple TV wireless connection problems:

  1. Restart your Apple TV. You can do this in various ways:
  • You can head over to Settings > System > Restart to restart your Apple TV.
  • You can use your remote to restart your Apple TV:
  • To restart Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD: Simply hold down the TV and Menu buttons.
  • To restart 3rd-generation Apple TV and older: Simply press and hold the Menu and Down buttons.
  • And finally, you can simply disconnect it from the power outlet, wait for a few seconds, then reconnect it.
  • Update your Apple TV. Simply follow these steps:
  • Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD: head over to Settings > System > Software Updates and Select Update Software. And if an update is available, follow the onscreen prompts. You can also turn on Automatic Updates by heading to Settings > System > Software Updates.
  • Apple TV (3rd generation): head over to Settings > General > Software Updates and Select Update Software. Follow the onscreen prompts if an update is available. To turn on Automatic Updates, head over to Settings > General > Software Updates.
  • If you are still having Apple TV Wi-Fi connection problems, consider resetting your Apple TV to its factory settings. Keep in mind, this will remove all your data and settings from your Apple TV. Here is how:

    1. To reset Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD: head over to Settings > System > Reset. Click Reset and Update. This will reset your Apple TV and also update your Apple TV to the newest version of tvOS.
    2. To reset Apple TV (3rd generation) or earlier: head over to Settings > General > Reset. And Select Restore.

    Are you experiencing Apple TV remote problems? Well. In this article I’ll explain exactly how you can fix if your Apple TV remote is not working properly. It’s important to fix Apple TV remote issues because you won’t be able to use your Apple TV without your remote.

    See this article if
    the remote app is not working.

    Sometimes your Apple TV remote may become glitchy, act bizarre or may not work at all. How you can troubleshoot your Apple TV remote depends on what type of remote you have.

    There are three different types of Apple TV remote:

    1. Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote:
    • They have a rechargeable battery.
    • They can work with Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD.
  • Apple Remote (aluminum):
    • It has a replaceable battery.
    • It can work with any Apple TV.
  • Apple Remote (white):
    • It has a replaceable battery.
    • It can work with any Apple TV.

    Please see below how you can fix Apple TV remote problems. Before you dive into it, however, check for obstruction. Ensure that there are no objects between your Apple TV and Apple TV remote that can block the sensor and signal. Get rid of any obstacles in front of your TV. Moreover, ensure that you do not use your remote too far away from your Apple TV.

    Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote not working?

    Apple TV remote not working? No problem! here is what you can do to fix Apple TV remote problems:

    After trying each fix below, test your Apple TV remote to see if the problem is fixed.

    1. It is possible that your remote may seem to be unresponsive its battery is completely dead. If your remote is low on charge, it may stop working. Connect your remote to a power source and charge it. Allow it to charge for about 30 minutes. If you suspect that your battery is not charging, make sure that:
    • Your charger and cable are not damaged.
    • Your cables are plugged in properly.
    • Your power source is working.
  • Restart your Apple TV. Since you are having issues with your remote, simply disconnect your Apple TV from its power outlet, wait for about 10 seconds and then reconnect it. This is also referred to as reset.
  • Repair your remote. Simply follow these steps:
    • Ensure that your Apple TV is powered on.
    • Point your remote towards your Apple TV.
    • Press and hold down the menu and volume up buttons together for about five seconds. Then follow the onscreen prompts.

    Is your Apple TV not connecting to Wi-Fi?

    Aluminum or white Apple TV remote not working?

    Here is what you can do:

    1. Consider replacing its battery. You can purchase the batteries from most general stores. The aluminum remote uses a CR2032 or BR2032 lithium 3V coin battery while the white remote uses CR2032. To change the battery, simply follow these steps:
    • Open the battery slot located at the back of he remote.
    • Take out the old battery.
    • Insert the new battery. Please make sure that you fix the battery properly. Observe the polarity. Please make sure that the – (negative) and + (positive) ends of the new battery match with the + and – battery slots in your Apple TV remote.
    • Close the slot.
  • Restart your Apple TV. As indicated above, you can do this by disconnecting (and then reconnecting) your Apple TV device from power outlet.
  • Unpair and then repair. Simply follow these steps:
    • Unpair: Press and hold down the Menu and Left buttons for about six seconds.
    • Pair: Press and hold down the Menu and Right buttons for about six seconds.

    So you have tried all the above fixes. If you are still having Apple TV remote problems, it is time to
    contact Apple support.
    There is a possibility that your Apple TV remote is defective.

    See also:
    How to use the Apple TV remote app.

    Is your Apple TV remote app not working? Or is your Apple TV remote app not scrolling? Or is your Apple TV remote app not swiping? Well. In this article, I’ll explain exactly what to do if your Apple TV Remote app is not working.

    Apple TV remote lets your control your Apple TV with your iOS device, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. All you need to do is
    set up the Apple TV Remote app.

    One problem I face most often is that I do not see my Apple TV. Another issue I’m facing quite often is that my Apple TV looks offline, even though Apple TV is turned on.

    It’s pretty easy to connect your iOS device to your Apple TV with the Apple TV Remote app. Sometimes you may experience various issues. Furthermore, to be frank, Apple’s Remote App is quite buggy. From my experience, it is not always working as expected.

    If you can’t get the Apple TV Remote app or the Apple TV Remote in Control Center working, try the following fixes. Please test to see if the Apple TV App is working after each troubleshooting step.

    1. Ensure that your Apple TV and your iOS device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
    2. Restart your device.
    3. Close the TV app and then re-open and try again. To do this, double press the Home button (if your device has a Home Button), if your device does not have a Home Button, For instance iPhone 11; swipe up and pause, then find the Apple TV Remote app, and swipe it up. Now open the app again.
    4. Restart your Apple TV. To do this: head over to Settings > System > Restart (assuming that you have your remote). If you do not have your TV remote and since the Apple TV Remote app is not working, just disconnect your Apple TV from the power source; wait a minute, then reconnect it.
    5. Ensure that your iPhone is running the latest version of the iOS. You can update your device by heading to Settings > General > Software Update. This is significant because updated software fixes lots of glitches.
    6. On your Apple TV, using its remote, Go to Settings > General > Remotes and select the Remote and unpair it. Then pair it again.
    7. There could be a problem with your connection. Restart your Wi-Fi router. To do this: disconnect it from the power source and wait for a few seconds and reconnect it.
    8. On your iPhone or iPad, turn on Airplane Mode, wait a few seconds and turn it off.
    9. The above tips should fix if your Apple TV Remote app can’t connect to Apple TV. However if you are still facing issues,
      contact Apple.

    Are you experiencing Apple TV app store problem? You can download apps and games on your Apple TV through the App Store. Downloading apps is pretty easy when it works. However, you may experience issues trying to install or update apps. Sometimes Apple TV downloads won’t start, sometimes downloads are taking forever and won’t finish and downloads freeze and get stuck. And sometimes the App Store won’t open and shows a blank screen. And finally, you may see error messages (such as a “cannot connect” message) while trying to access the App Store.

    See also:
    iPhone cannot Connect to the App Store

    It’s worth noting that there are currently five different Apple TV models as follows:

    • Apple TV 4K: launched in 2017.
    • Apple TV HD: launched in 2015.
    • Apple TV 3rd generation: launched in 2012.
    • Apple TV 2nd generation: launched in 2010.
    • Apple TV (1st generation, launched in 2007).

    If you own a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation Apple TV model, then it doesn’t run apps. If you own the 4th generation Apple TV, or the Apple TV 4K, you can purchase and install apps.

    In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can fix Apple TV apple store problem, i.e. if your Apple TV 4K or Apple TV HD won’t work and download apps.

    How to fix Apple TV App Store connection issues

    After trying each fix below, test your Apple TV again to see if you can download apps.

    Solution #1. Restart your Apple TV.

    Apple Tv app store not loading? try restarting it. Follow the steps below :

    You can do this in various ways:

    1. On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > System > Restart.
    2. Using your Apple TV remote, press and hold down the Menu button and Home together until you see the Apple TV status light flashes.
    3. Or you can just disconnect your Apple TV from the power source , then wait for about ten seconds and then reconnect.

    Solution #2. Check for software updates.

    If you are still experiencing Apple TV app store problem, you could be running older version of tvOS software. Ensure that your TV is running the latest tvOS software version. Here is how you can check and update:

    • On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > System > Software Updates and select Update Software. This will check for updates. If an update is available, Simply Download and Install and then follow the onscreen prompts.
    • You can also enable automatic updates. This will ensure that new updates will be automatically installed when they are ready. On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > System > Software Updates and turn on Automatically Update.

    If you are unable to update, there could be a connection problem. Please check the next solution for more details.

    Solution #3. Check that you have a strong Internet connection.

    • If you are using your Apple TV over Wi-Fi network:
      • Ensure that your Apple TV is not too far away from your router. Consider moving your Apple TV closer to the router.
      • Restart your wireless router:
        • Disconnect your router from the power outlet.
        • Wait for about thirty seconds.
        • Reconnect your router back to the power source.
      • Apple TV app store not loading? Consider connecting your Apple TV directly to your router via the Ethernet cable.
      • There could be some issues with your service provider. Maybe there are outages in your location. Contact your Internet provider for further assistance.

      Solution #4. Date & time setting.

      Ensure that your Apple TV’s date and time is set correctly. Simply follow these steps:

      • On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > General > Date and Time. If you see anything incorrect, correct it.

      Solution #5. Sign out, restart and sign in.

      • On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > Accounts > iTunes and App Store and choose Sign Out option.
      • Next, restart your Apple TV.
      • Next on, head over to Settings > Accounts > iTunes and App Store and sign in and enter your Apple ID and password.

      Solution #6. Last resort. Reset your Apple TV.

      If you are still experiencing Apple TV app store problem, consider restoring your Apple TV to its factory settings. This will remove everything. Follow these steps:

      • On your Apple TV, head over to Settings > System > Reset. There are two options:
    • Reset: This will reset your Apple TV.
    • Reset and Update: This will reset and then update your Apple TV. Please make sure that you have a good Internet connection.

    In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can download, install and set up Apple TV remote app on your iOS device (iPhone or iPad); so that you can control your Apple TV. Doing so will allow you to use your iPhone or iPad as a remote. This will have many benefits, that includes:

    • You can enter text faster using the keyboard. For example, it may take a long time to enter your keywords without a keyboard, for example, when you are searching a show on Netflix.
    • You can use Siri to search and find shows and much more.
    • You can use touch gestures to control media, fast forward , pause etc.
    • You can use the volume settings on your iPhone or iPad to adjust the volume.

    It’s easy to set up your iPhone or iPad to control your Apple TV from anywhere on your home’s Wi-Fi. Here’s how to set up Apple TV remote app:

    Install Apple TV Remote

    1. On your iPhone or iPad, launch the App Store app
    2. Go to Search and type in “Apple TV Remote”
    3. Find the Apple TV remote app and tap to install

    How to pair your Apple TV and your iOS device

    Next on, you need to add your Apple TV. Simply follow these steps:

    1. Ensure that your Apple TV and your iPhone or iPad are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
    2. On your iPhone/iPad home screen, tap the Apple TV remote icon to launch the app
    3. You should see your Apple TV. If you do not see it, check to ensure your iPhone/iPad and Apple TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi.
    4. Next, tap your Apple TV:
    5. A 4 digit number will appear. You need to enter this number on your Apple TV in order to pair your Apple TV and iOS device.
    6. To enter the code, on your Apple TV, head over to Settings > General > Remotes
    7. Your device will appear (under the iOS Remotes section). Select your device add. (note that if you had previously paired devices, you can also unpair them From this screen).
    8. Now you need to type in the passcode that is displayed on your iPad or iPhone and hit Done.

    Boom! your device is paired with your Apple TV. 

    Starting with
    iOS 11,
    you can control your
    Apple TV
    from Control Center. To do this: simply add Apple TV Remote to Control Center by heading to Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls and then add Apple TV. Then launch Control Center, and then tap Apple TV Remote.

    In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can fix if your mouse cursor (also called pointer) randomly disappears on your Mac. To be precise, the real focus of this problem is that the cursor becomes invisible rendering the Mac unusable.

    This is a serious problem. Your mouse cursor or pointer is a graphical image on your screen that mimics the movements of your mouse. This is how you interact with your Mac. If your cursor or pointer goes missing on your Mac, your enjoyment of your computer and your interaction with it will come to a standstill. If your pointer disappears on Mac, then this troubleshooting guide is for you.

    This problem is known to happen randomly. There may be several issues that cause your Mac cursor to disappear. It’s important to try the troubleshooting steps below in order. Test your computer between steps to see if you’ve fixed your missing pointer problem.

    1. Cursor disappears on my Mac too. When my cursor disappears on my MacBook, I usually do two things to fix:

    • I quickly keep moving the mouse from side to side (or quickly move my finger on the trackpad), this will temporarily cause the pointer to enlarge. This helps me to pinpoint my cursor.
    • I replace the batteries, this usually resolves my issue.

    2. On your keyboard hit Command + Tap (hold Command then hit Tab) to bring up a quick application switcher. Shift to the Finder (or to another app). Is your cursor working in Finder or in a different app? Then press Command + Tap again to go back to the original app. This may restore your lost cursor.

    3. Test to see if opening the Force Quit window will restore the cursor. Since your mouse does not seem to be working, hit the Command + Option + Escape keys at the same time.

    4. Is Mac cursor missing in one app? Try force quitting the app by pressing the Command + Option + Escape keys. If the mouse has disappeared in all apps, then force quit all apps that are running. It’s worth noting that you may lose unsaved data when you force quit an app.

    Additionally, if mouse disappears on MacBook on a specific app, the app may be the the issue. You may want to
    contact the app developer
    for more help.

    5. Restart your Mac. Restarting your Mac may bring back the cursor. To restart your Mac, click the Restart option from the Apple menu.

    6. Change your cursor size. Follow these steps to change your cursor size:

    • from the Apple menu, click System Preferences.
    • Now, click Accessibility.
    • Next, click Display.
    • Next on, click the Cursor tab.
    • Finally, change the size by dragging the slider.

    7. Reset NVRAM or PRAM. Here is how:

    • Power off your Mac.
    • Power on your Mac and immediately press and enter these keys together: Option + Command + P + and R.
    • Keep holding down these keys for about twenty seconds.
    • You can let go the keys when you hear the second chime sound (if your Mac is making startup sounds) or when you see the Apple logo appears and disappears for the second time.

    8. If you are still experiencing problem, restart your Mac in Safe Mode to find out that there are no third-party apps causing the problem. Please follow these steps:

    • Power off your Mac.
    • Power on your Mac and immediately press and hold down the Shift key.
    • Keep holding the Shift key until the login screen appears.
    • Login.
    • Now your computer is in Safe Mode. In Safe Mode, your Mac will be slower. Don’t worry, this is normal. Does your cursor work?
    • In either case, restart your Mac normally to Quit Safe Mode.

    9. Reset the System Management Controller (SMC).

    Finally, if your cursor still disappears,
    contact Apple
    You may want to
    Make a Genius Bar reservation
    before visiting the Apple store. Apple also offers
    live chat support.

    In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can fix if cellular data is not working on your iPhone or iPad. This is a serious issue. Cellular data is how your iPhone or iPad access the internet by using the cellular data network offered by your carrier like Sprint or T-Mobile when there is no Wi-Fi. This means that, if you are having iPhone cellular connection issues, you will not be able to send
    iMessages,
    use
    FaceTime,
     send emails, browse twitter or watch Netflix and much more when your iPhone or iPad is not connected to a Wi-Fi connection.

    See also:
    no service error on iPhone? Fix

    Here are the troubleshooting steps to fix iPhone cellular connection issues:

    Please test your iPhone to see if you’ve fixed your cellular data issue after trying each troubleshooting step.

    Before you dive in, you need to make sure cellular data is not working on your iPhone. First, please make sure that:

    • iPhone or iPad cellular data is enabled. On your iPhone or iPad, head over to Settings > Cellular (or Mobile Data or Cellular Data) and make sure that the cellular data option is turned on.
    • You are in a covered area especially if you see no signal bars.
    • You have cellular data enabled for the app if you are experiencing this issue with a specific app.

    1. Airplane Mode.

    On your iPhone or iPad, head over to Settings and turn on Airplane Mode. Wait a few seconds. Then turn off Airplane Mode.

    2. Restart your device.

    Here is how you can restart your iPhone or iPad:

    • To restart iPhone X, 11 or newer and iPad with Face ID models: Press and hold the power (side or top) and volume up (or down) together until the power off Slider appears on the screen. Then drag the slider. Wait a few seconds until your device completely shut down. Then turn your device back on by pressing and holding the power button until the Apple logo appears on the screen.
    • to restart other iPhone or iPad models: Press and hold the power button (side or top) button until you see the power off slider. Then drag the slider. Wait a few seconds. Then turn your device back on by pressing and holding the power button until you see the Apple logo.

    3. Update your carrier settings.

    Sometimes your carrier may push updates that are designed to enhance your cellular data performance. Check to see if there is an update and if there is an update, update your carrier settings. Follow these steps to update your carrier settings:

    • Ensure that your iPhone or iPad is connected to a Wi-Fi network since cellular data is not working.
    • On your iPhone or iPad, head over to Settings > General > About. You’ll see a popup if there is an update available that says “Carrier Settings Update. New settings are available. Would you like to update them now?” hit Update.

    4. Update your device.

    Update your device to the latest versions of iOS or iPadOS. Please follow these steps:

    • Start the Settings app and go to General, then tap Software Update. This will check for software updates. And if an update is available, download and install
    • Please note that you can also update your iPhone or iPad through your computer.

      To do this, you will need a Wi-Fi connection.

      5. Reset network settings.

      Misconfigured network settings may cause iPhone cellular data connection problems. Resetting this may fix your issue. It’s worth noting that resetting this will Remove your Wi-Fi, VPN, and other network settings. Please follow these steps to reset network settings:

      • On your iPhone or iPad, head over to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
      • When asked, type in your passcode.
      • Now, your device will restart.

      6. Contact your carrier.

      So you have tried everything but you are still experiencing iPhone cellular connection problems? There might be a service outage or you may have an issue with your cellular provider. Maybe the problem is not at their end. Perhaps you have reached your data limit. It could be your account is suspended. Or perhaps there are outages in your area. Contact your carrier for further help.

    A couple of users have reported that they are unable to check their emails using the Mail app on their iPhone or iPad. In this article, I’ll explain exactly how you can troubleshoot if you see the “cannot verify server identity” error message. This a common problem. You may experience this issue when you are trying to check your mail on your iPhone or iPad. It appears that this problem affects both IMAP and POP users. IMAP and POP are two methods to access email from any device.

    The error message says:

    “Cannot Verify Server Identity. The identity of “[email protected]” cannot be verified by Mail.”

    Cannot verify server identity: How to fix

    Please follow these instructions in order. Check the Mail app after each step to see if the issue is fixed.

    As the error message states, there may be some security certificate (SSL) issues with your e-mail provider’s mail server. There is also a likelihood that your email provider might have made system changes lately and this change is triggering this issue.

    1. Check with your email service provider (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, or your Exchange / IT admin) to check if there’s a service outage. In addition, check with your service provider to find out if your settings are correct.

    2. Ensure that your iPhone or iPad has an active Wi-Fi or cellular data connection. It’s pretty easy to check your internet connection. Launch your web browser on your device and try to visit any website of your choice. If you are experiencing connection issues, please see the articles below to troubleshoot this problem:

    3. Restart your device. Follow these steps:

    • To restart iPhone X, 11, or newer and iPad with Face ID models: Press and hold the power button (side or top) and the volume up (or down) button together until you see the power off slider. Then drag the slider. Wait until your device completely turns off. Then press and hold down the power button (side or top) until the Apple logo appears.
    • To restart other iPhone and iPad models: Press and hold the power (side or top) button until the power off slider appears. Then drag the slider. Wait a few seconds to make sure that your device is shut down completely. Then turn on the device by pressing and holding the power button until the Apple logo appears.

    4. Make sure that your iPad or iPhone is running the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. Follow these steps to check for software updates:

    • On your iPhone or iPad, head over to Settings > General > Software Update.
    • If an update available, hit Download and Install and then follow the onscreen prompts.

    5. Disable the “Use SSL” option. This may fix your problem if you are still experiencing cannot verify server identity error. Here is how:

    • On your iPhone or iPad, tap Settings.
    • Go to passwords & Accounts.
    • Under the Accounts section, tap the email account which is returning cannot verify server identity error.
    • Tap on Account.
    • Tap on Advanced.
    • Under the “Incoming Settings” section, disable Use SSL.
    • Finally, navigate from Settings, and restart the Mail app and test to see if you are still experiencing cannot verify server identity on your iPhone or iPad.

    6. Delete and add your account again. It’s worth noting that deleting your account may erase previously downloaded emails. You may want to log in to the email provider’s website if your email provider offers web-based service. If you find all the mails there, then your emails will be redownloaded again once you re-add the account. Doing so may fix your problem as your current settings might be incorrect and corrupted. Here is how:

    • On your iPhone or iPad, launch Settings and go to Passwords & Accounts.
    • Tap the email account that you are experiencing problem with (that we will delete).
    • Tap on Delete Account.

    Now your account is deleted, follow these steps to re-add your account. There are 2 methods to add an email account:

    1. Automatic.
    2. Manual.

    What you can do is to use the automatic method first since it is easier and then check if your problem is fixed, and then delete the account and add your account again manually.

    Here is how you can add automatically:

    • On your iPhone or iPad, launch Settings and go to Passwords & Accounts.
    • Tap on Add Account.
    • Tap on your email account (iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, Google, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook, etc).
    • Then follow the onscreen prompts.

    And here is you can add your email account manually:

    • On your iPhone or iPad, launch Settings and go to Passwords & Accounts.
    • Now, tap Add Account.
    • Next, tap Other.
    • Next on, tap Add Mail Account.
    • And follow the onscreen prompts. Be sure to type in the email account details correctly. In case you are not sure about the details, again you may need to contact your email service provider.