If your iPhone's feeling sluggish, clearing the cache can give it a noticeable speed boost while reclaiming valuable storage space.

Next up, you can delete more cache data from your iPhone by removing unused and unwanted applications. To do this, once again open the Settings app and this time go to General then iPhone Storage.

Open the Settings app on your iPhone. Scroll down and tap Safari. Scroll down, then tap Clear History and Website Data. Next, tap the red Clear History button at the bottom of the screen.

Cache is all the data your phone stores locally, but over time it can build up and slow down (or even overheat) your phone. Here's how to clean things up.

Christine Romero-Chan / Digital Trends How to clear your Safari app cache Most iPhone owners use Safari as their primary browser, making this the place where most of your cached data is stored.

As spring cleaning rolls around, don't forget your iPhone or iPad also could use the same treatment. Here's how to clean up your app data on Apple devices.

Tap on “Offload App” to remove the app from your device while preserving its data. To clear the app’s cache without removing the app, tap on “Delete App” and then confirm the action.

There are several different ways to remove or delete apps from your iPhone, and they all depend on the particular kind of iOS your iPhone is currently on. You can offload an app if you want to ...

Looking to delete apps on iPhone or iPad? We help you with three easy ways to uninstall apps on iPhone (or iPad) while retaining the data or deleting all data, as required.

If your iPhone’s storage has been consumed by content mysteriously labeled as Other, we’ll show you how to take care of it and reclaim your device’s space.

Whether you want to free up space by removing apps, just hate the apps, or simply want to hide apps and icons from your Home Screen, here's how to remove apps from your iPhone or iPad.