To upgrade your iCloud on your iPhone, go to Settings > (your name) > iCloud > Manage Account Storage > Buy More Storage. Choose a plan and then follow the instructions. If you upgrade to any paid ...

You can delete apps on an iPad directly from the home screen or in Settings. When you delete an app on your iPad, you will lose all of its saved data. If you want to remove an app but save its data, ...

The last thing anyone wants in the summer is to find out they can't take any more photos or videos of special occasions because their iOS device's storage is at maximum capacity, clogged up by large ...

Let's be real. Your iPhone is basically a camera that makes calls. With all those photos and videos piling up, it's no surprise your storage fills up faster than you expect. One minute, you're ...

Deleting an app on your iPhone used to be a simple matter of pressing and holding on an app icon on your Home Screen until the icon started jiggling and then tapping the “X” to delete it. Since iOS 14 ...

Even though you can offload a great deal of what's stored on your iPhone to iCloud and other services like Google Photos, there are still many things that need to be kept on your iPhone, such as the ...

If you've ever seen the dreaded "iPhone Storage Full" warning, you're not alone. Storage can fill up fast thanks to the photos and videos we capture, the apps we download, and the browser cache and ...

Despite offering phones and tablets with ever-more onboard storage, Apple knows that people can still easily outpace available room as they download ever more apps and digital content for those apps.

Deleting apps on iPhone is quick and easy. But even better than deleting apps yourself is setting up automatic offloading for ones you’re not using. Follow along for how to do both. Whether you’re new ...

Deleting an app on your iPhone used to be a simple matter of pressing and holding on an app icon on your Home Screen until the icon started jiggling and then tapping the “X” to delete it. Since iOS 14 ...