One of the bigger features of iOS 6 is the ability to share Photo Streams with friends via your iOS 6 device or the Web. Setting up your first shared Photo Stream can be somewhat confusing though.

One of the best features of the new iOS Maps app is its 3D flyover view. With this option, users can check out cities and other locations in full 3D, letting them feel as though they are literally flying between skyscrapers and down city streets..

Maps' voice navigation is enabled by default, but if you feel compelled to disable your digital co-pilot, Apple allows you to do that as well. Open the Settings menu and select Maps. Tap t...

Adding photos and videos to your Mail messages has become significantly easier thanks to iOS 6. To add a photo or video: Create a new Mail message and double-tap the area where you want to add yo...

Push notifications are a great way to keep up with your social media life, but sometimes you need to take a break. Both Facebook and Twitter come with push notifications active when you install them.

With iOS 6 comes Apple's new Do Not Disturb feature. Users can now set specific times of day when incoming phone and FaceTime calls and alerts will automatically be silenced.

Shared Photo Streams differ from private Photo Streams in that they aren't updated with each new photo you take. Instead, you'll have to add photos you want to share to a shared Stream.

You can't answer every phone call you get, but dismissing a call is rude. That's why Apple has added auto-reply messages to iOS 6. Although you start out with three basic messages, you may want to...

It's the brains of the new iPhone 5, but iOS 6 is much, much bigger than that. Apple's new software runs on any iPhone dating back to the 3GS, the iPad 2 or 3, and the fourth-gen iPod touch.