Change settings to keep email out of trash. By Jay Lee, Tech Blogger Updated July 1, 2013 8:57 p.m. Q: I am having a problem with email on my iPad and my iPhone.

These the security settings you should change right now. (Getty Images) Our devices are packed with account credentials, contacts, emails, photos, videos and more that we definitely don’t want ...

To change the default email app on your iPad, you'll need to be running iPadOS 14 or higher, and head to your Settings app. Once you find a compatible email app in the App Store, you can use the ...

In order to make any changes to your iPad's email settings, you will need to access the appropriate menu. Tap the "Settings" icon on your iPad home screen, then tap "Mail, Contacts, Calendars." ...

To change your default mail app on an iPhone (or iPad), your device must run iOS 14 or iPadOS 14 or later. It's also worth noting that your email app must support this feature for this to work.

When an iPad buyer gets their wonderful iPad mini or iPad Air home, they might eventually make their way to the iPad Settings screen and change a few things for a better experience. We wanted to ...

Email signatures are a useful tool, and the “sent from my iPad” message has become iconic. But if you don’t want to use Apple’s default signature, it’s easy to change. Just head to the ...

Open Settings > Apple Pencil, and change the left or right corner to take a screenshot or create a Quick Note. Either side can be set to either task, or you can set both sides to do the same thing.

Change email previews on the iPad. ... To do so, open the Settings app, and then head to the “Mail, Contacts and Calendars” option. There, you’ll need to press on the “preview” option.