iOS: Earlier this year, a little trick was discovered on iOS where if you attempted to download a large movie, iOS would clear up junk storage for you to make space for it. This no longer works in iOS 10, but I noticed last night that a similar thing happens when you download a large app.

Siri has grown a lot over the years, and in doing so, it's hard to remember everything you can ask it. Hey Siri is a site that hopes to document as many of the commands as possible.

iOS: For the most part, multitasking on the iPad is a great addition, but depending on how you use your iPad, the new feature can be more of annoyance than a boon to productivity. OS X Daily reminds us that you can turn it off.

iOS: Gaming on iOS is a love it or hate thing, but regardless of which side you fall on, everyone knows notifications can destroy a good high score run. How-To Geek reminds us of the importance of Do Not Disturb here.

iOS: We have long been fans of Drafts on iOS. It makes it possible to link together all kinds of text with different programs. Drafts is such a powerful program that it's a little difficult to wrap your head around what you'd use it for. Thankfully, the developer's teamed up with MacSparky's David Sparks for a series of how-to videos.

The iPhone and iPad have built-in Wi-Fi that works perfectly fine, but if for some reason you'd prefer an ethernet connection, blogger Jacob Salmela shows you how to do it.

iOS: GameCenter isn't exactly an app many of us look at very often, but if you play a lot of games, that's where all your high scores go. It sucks when you come across a high score that's clearly not legit, but The App Factor points out that it's easy to report those.

"The dog deleted my homework" doesn't cut it in the modern classroom, so students need to backup their work on their school-approved iPads. We look at the free and affordable backup options that every parent needs to know about.

Digging around in system settings in iOS is a chore, but Siri allows you to quickly toggle some of those settings a bit quicker.

iOS: Sorting your inbox is one of those necessary evils and while the default iOS Mail app doesn't have a ton of options for doing so, it does have a few clever perks. OS X Daily points out that one of those the slightly hidden away attachments mailbox.

iOS: In previous versions of iOS, to find a keyword on a page you needed to tap the URL bar in Safari and type in your search. In iOS 9, it's a little easier with a button tucked away in the share menu.

iOS: Siri can be loud no matter what your iPhone's settings are, but OS X Daily points out that you can control Siri's voice feedback setting with a toggle in the Settings.