How to Fix iPhone iPad Stuck in Recovery Mode While Updating to iOS iOS 10/10.1/10.2/10.3

"iPhone Stuck in Recovery Mode" is one of common issues while updating to a new iOS operating system. This problem may be caused by some other reasons, such as factory reset and wrong operation during jailbreak. Then, what can we do to get out our iPhone or iPad out of Recovery Mode if we get this issue while updating to iOS 10, iOS 10.1, iOS 10.2, iOS 10.3? There are two methods to help you.

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Method 1. Fix iPhone iPad Stuck in Recovery Mode with PhoneRescue
The easier one goes first. We can use some professional iOS recovery tools to get your device back to normal when it’s stuck in Recovery Mode. And the "iOS Repair Tools" of PhoneRescue could be your best choice among all tools because besides "Recovery Mode", it also helpful if your device is stuck in "Black Screen" or "Apple Logo".

Method 2. How to Fix iPhone iPad Stuck in Recovery Mode
If you iOS device have been stuck in Recovery Mode while updating to iOS 10/10.1/10.2/10.3 and it’s not because of a hardware issue on your device, there are always some ways in which you can get your iPhone iPad back to normal. And in this post, we provide you with one free method to fix your problems.

Notice that this method may erase all data and settings on your iPhone iPad if you didn’t backed up your device before.

Step 1. Force-restart your iPhone iPad.
Press both of Sleep and Home buttons for about 15 seconds until it turns off. And after some seconds, turn on your device again to check whether your iPhone works normally. If it’s still stuck in Recovery Mode, jump to step 2.

Step 2. Update iTunes to the latest version.
If your iTunes is not the latest, you can run iTunes on your computer, and go to iTunes > Check for Updates… on the iTunes Menu to download the newest version. After downloading, just install it on your computer.

Step 3. Restore Your Device in Recovery Mode.
Run iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone or iPad to computer. Your iTunes may tell you "it has detected an iPhone (iPad or iPod touch) in Recovery Mode. You must restore this iPhone (iPad or iPod touch) before it can be used with iTunes." After you see the message, just click OK.

Find your device icon on the menu and click it.

Select Summary tab on the left, and click "Restore iPhone (iPad or iPod touch)…" on the right panel. Now restore your iOS device to be normal.

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How to Fix iPhone Won't Sync with iTunes After Upgrading to iOS 10.2/10.1/10

"After updating to iOS 9.3.5, iTunes cannot sync music/photos to my iPhone 6, even if I downloaded and installed the latest iTunes 12.5.2 on my pc and recently updated to the new iOS 10.1" – One iPhone 6 plus user complained on Apple forum about iTunes sync problem in iOS 9/10.1.

Although Apple has always been releasing iTunes to fix bugs on syncing iPhone music and playlists, and recently puts 12.5.2 to support the latest iOS 10 update, there are still some iTunes issues you may meet when syncing songs, playlists, photos or some other types of data from computer to iPhone or iPad, especially when you are one of new iPhone 7/6s users. And in this post, for fixing "iTunes won't sync" problem, we offer some basic tips below, which we think would be helpful for the solving of some iTunes sync problems in iOS 8/9, and even the new released iOS 10.1 and iOS 10.2 update.

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Tips to Fix iTunes Sync Issues in iOS 9/iOS 10/iOS 10.1/iOS10.2

There are some simple tips that you can use to fix "iPad/iPhone cannot be synced with iTunes after an iOS update". Now let's check the basic tips below.
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Tip 1. Change another USB cable

Tip 2. Check WIFI connection.

Tip 3. Update iTunes to the latest version.

Tip 4. Turn off iCloud Music Library and iTunes Match on iPhone: Tap Setting > Music to turn off it.

Tip 5. Turn off "Show Apple Music" on iPhone: Tap Setting > Music to turn off Apple Music.

Tip 6. Turn off "Show Apple Music" on iTunes (Computer): iTunes > Edit > Preferences > General > Turn off Show Apple Music > Click "OK".

Tip 7. (For sync error 54) Read guide to fix iTunes sync error (-54).

Tip 8. Use iTunes alternative. You can use AnyTrans to sync selected files from iTunes to iPhone. It supports iOS 10/9/8/7/6/5.

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How to Activate YouTube Dark Mode on Chrome, Opera, and Firefox

Recently, Reddit has discovered a method to activate YouTube dark mode on a browser, even though YouTube has not released this feature officially. In this blog post, we will share it in the following content step by step.

Step 1. Access Developer Tools

To access Chrome and Opera developer tools, you can use the keyboard shortcut Command + Option + I on Mac, or Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows. While on Firefox, you can use keyboard shortcut Command + Option + K on Mac, or Ctrl + Shift + K on Windows to get developer tools.

Step 2. Enter the Code
Paste the following text: document.cookie="VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=fPQ4jCL6EiE" > Click Enter key > Close the developer tools > Refresh YouTube page.

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Step 3. Activate Dark Mode on YouTube
Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner and click on Dark Mode > Turn on dark mode > Then your YouTube page will go into dark mode.

 After activating YouTube dark mode, your page will be like:

Note: This way is also suitable for activating YouTube dark mode on Safari fro Mac OS.

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Apple Decides iMovie, GarageBand, and iWork Apps for Mac and iOS Free

Apple quietly rolled out updated versions of its iWork, iMovie and GarageBand apps on Mac and iOS today, making them free for all customers on both platforms. Many customers already had free copies of these apps, as they came free with new Mac or iOS devices. The pricing change, however, removes the requirement to have bought new Apple hardware to get the apps for free. This expands the apps’ reach to anyone using Apple devices, even if they never bought new or are using older devices.

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Both iMovie and GarageBand for iOS previously carried a $4.99 price for new customers using iOS devices not purchased in the last few years. Pages, Keynote, and Numbers for iOS each carried a $9.99 price for new customers on older hardware.

iMovie for Mac was listed for $14.99 and GarageBand for Mac sold for $4.99. Pages, Keynote, and Numbers for Mac each carried a $19.99 price for new customers on older hardware.

Apple has been offering these apps for free to new Mac and iOS device owners since 2013, but dropping the price to free for all users makes it less confusing and opens up downloads for those who have not recently made a new device purchase.

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How to Enable Dark Mode Feature on iOS 10.3

iOS 10.3 includes a large number of new tricks, some well known, others not as much. One thing many users have wanted in iOS is a proper dark mode, which would change whites in the OS to blacks. And Dark Mode a tried and true standard for dedicated digital readers like Amazon’s Kindle.

Currently, the user interface of iOS is bright & brilliant and features high contrast whitish backgrounds in almost all of its stock apps (Safari, Mail, Messages, etc.)  These colorful backgrounds are often distracting, especially when used in dimly lit environments. The result of all this brightness is often eyestrain and visual fatigue.

Dark Mode inverts your iPhone or other iDevice font colors. Your standard iPhone Helvetica font changes to white instead of black. As a result, the white translucent layers are replaced with black translucent layers. Dark Mode turns your Mac’s, Apple TV’s, and iDevice’s look and feel and creates easy nighttime viewing.

Most importantly, dark mode offers breathing space and a reprieve for your eyes in low light environments, like restaurants, pubs, and even museums–places where you might find yourself squinting to read.  Consequently, dark mode reduces eyestrain and for those of us with aging eyesight, that’s a significant benefit.  Plus, we think dark mode looks pretty darn cool too.

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How to Enable Dark Mode Feature on iDevice

Step 1. Load any article in Safari (if you’re reading this Safari on an iPhone or iPad, you’re good to go).

Step 2. Tap the reader mode icon in the left corner of the URL bar.

Step 3. Tap the “aA” icon in the right corner of the URL bar.

Step 4. Tap the black circle all the way to the right in the top row of the drop down menu.

In-line pictures will still display normally, but the rest of the page will be dark, as pictured above. It’s not the system-wide dark mode we’ve all been waiting for, but people spend a tremendous amount of time reading in Safari, so this should be a big improvement at night.

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IOS 10: How to limit your music store

Before you could buy storage capacities in the devices of up to 256 GB, the storage management was always a big thing. Even today, there are still many iPhone users who have only 16 GB or 32 GB available. Often there is then memory shortage and you do not know what one would like to separate itself on the fast. In iOS 10 there is therefore a great optimization for the music store, which introduces restrictions and if necessary deletes songs.

If you have little memory on your iPhone, you can automatically optimize your music store.

Step 1: Pick up your iPhone and open the Settings app.

Step 2: Scroll down slightly until you see the "Music" menu item. Tap it.

Step 3: Select "Optimize Memory" in the music settings.

Step 4: Then drag the slider to the right next to "Optimize Memory". New options are opened.

Step 5: Use a tip to set the minimum memory for music.

Step 6: Tap "4 GB," then you will have at least 4 gigabytes of frequently played music on the iPhone while other songs are deleted.

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Apple mirror: developer shows concept for a mirror with iOS 10

On the Internet you can look at all sorts of interesting things and concepts of experienced developers. Of course, Apple products are particularly interesting for different design studies. However, these are often only limited to simple graphics and show rarely functional devices. The inventor Rafael Dymek has now developed an "Apple Mirror", which is already fully functional. We show you the mirror with iOS 10.

The mirror has been part of our everyday life for many years. No matter whether we take a look at a glance early, check out the hairstyle before leaving, or just watch out for a while before we go to sleep - the mirror is always there. Would not it be cool if you could still use the time before the mirror?

This thought must also have gone to the "New Yorker" designer Rafael Dymek, before he has made his latest project - the Apple Mirror - inconspicuous and with black frame he hangs at the designer home The cool concept - a mirror with iOS 10 or oriented itself the user interface and design strongly to Apple's mobile operating system.

The smart mirror displays the weather, the time and various app icons. The latter can be opened and easily positioned on the surface. For example, you can view a series on Netflix, call up Facebook, control home devices, create notes, over-order or play music. After 45 seconds of inactivity, the user interface turns off and can be activated again with a fingertip.

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