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The Files app was introduced with iOS 11 in late 2017 and it has been available on every iPhone and iPad since. It lets you access and organize the various files that you have saved on your iPhone or iPad, in the cloud, or on various external devices, such as a USB flash drives or a portable SSD. That's right, all your files saved in one convenient app. There's good chance you don't use the Files app because, well, change is difficult. I promise that if you start using the the Files app, it will help make your digital life a lot more organized. 

The 7 Best Work Boots You Can BuyStrong, long-lasting and just stylish enough to stay on your feet for most of the colder months: that’s all a work boot really needs to be. Little wonder that the design was more or less perfected half a century ago. The no-frills lace-up style protects the lower legs and feet and usually features a durable lug sole.Read the Story

The Best New Fitness Products of September 2020Traditionally, autumn represents a return to normalcy. Students return to school, offices return to regular hours. Many of us return to fitness practices that may have gone neglected during the summer months (low-cal hard seltzer was supposed to make it all okay, right?). But routines are different this fall. Despite gyms opening, half of all members say they won't go back. Public transportation ridership remains low, and the bicycle boom booms on. It's only natural that much of the new athletic gear released this month is for breaking a sweat at home or outside. Read the Story

Apple is expected to roll out watchOS 7, the next big software update to the Apple Watch, real soon. It's going to bring new features to existing Apple Watch models, including the Series 3, Series 4, Series 5 and the Series 6(?). If you have an older Apple Watch model, either a Series 2 or Series 1, it won't be compatible with watchOS 7. But if you're envious, this might be the perfect excuse to actually upgrade to a newer Apple Watch.Read the Story