Assemble some basic equipment and material for cleaning, which should include a soft and lint-free cleaning cloth, like a ...

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Your iPhone is probably not your cleanest possession. In and out of your purse or pocket, set down on tables and desks all over town, constantly handled by you and likely by others — our smartphones ...

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DON'T use a jeweller's cloth, please. They come loaded with really fine dry abrasives, usually jeweller's rouge (finely ground mineral ore in a grease base, yum), and they are definitely not lint free ...

Your expensive handset is delicate, so you want to safely clean it without damaging the glass. Make sure to clean your phone if it touches ink, dye, makeup, dirt, food, oils, or lotions. First, turn ...

Not all cleaning cloths are alike. Depending on the task, a terry-cloth towel, a chamois or even a plain old T-shirt might be the best rag for the job. Terry-cloth kitchen towels. Tips and techniques: ...

Apple's new Pro Display XDR comes with an optional nano-texture glass, which is etched at the nanometer level to cut down on reflectivity and glare for a matte look. The nano-texture glass costs an ...