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How to Unlock Your iPhone with Your Voice (and Why You Shouldn’t)

A seemingly useful trick for unlocking your iPhone has been doing the rounds on social media which allows you to unlock your iPhone with a simple voice command. While it might sound handy, it’s one tip you should probably avo…

Tim Brookes 17h ago

Apple TV+, AirPlay, and Apple Music Are Coming to More TVs

Apple has been slowly expanding its software and features to other platforms, especially its Apple TV+ and Apple Music streaming services. Now the company’s software is coming to third-party webOS TVs….

Corbin Davenport 2d ago

How to Fix Blurry Pictures

Fixing blurry photos or low-resolution images isn’t the impossible task it used to be. Access to photo editors and tools that use artificial intelligence means your chances of success are better than they once were, and as th…

Tim Brookes 2d ago

How to Screen Record on iPhone

Occasionally, you might want to record what’s happening on your phone or tablet’s screen. Thankfully, Apple has included an easy tool to screen record on iPhone. We’ll show you how to record your screen on an iPhone or iPad….

Joe Fedewa 5d ago

How to Uninstall Microsoft Office on a Mac

Are you done with Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office)? Maybe you’re moving on from an outdated version, or simply unwilling to pay for another year of support. Here’s how to remove the Office suite from your Mac altogeth…

Tim Brookes Jan 29th

How to Back Up Your iPhone to iCloud

Backing up your iPhone is just as important as backing up your computer. You have items stored on your device that you don’t want to lose if your iPhone becomes lost, stolen, or inoperable. Luckily, backing up to iCloud is ea…

Sandy Writtenhouse Jan 27th

6 Ways to Get Organized With Shortcuts on Mac

These days there are all sorts of tools for helping us get organized, like digital to-do list apps. Using the Shortcuts app on macOS, you can create ways to organize reminders, notes, open windows, and more….

Sandy Writtenhouse Jan 26th

6 Ways to Save Time With Automator on Mac

If you spend a lot of time doing things like splitting PDFs, converting images, or creating ZIP files, there’s a way to speed up each process. Using Automator on Mac, you can set up automations that save you time….

Sandy Writtenhouse Jan 25th

7 of the Weirdest iPhone Adapters

In the iPhone’s long history, it’s only had two different connectors—30-pin and Lightning. The latter has been in use since 2012, and there have been countless adapters made for the iPhone’s Lightning port in that time. Let…

Joe Fedewa Jan 25th

The New MacBook Pros Have Even Faster Storage

The M2 Pro and M2 Max chips aren’t the only upgrades in Apple’s new MacBook Pro laptops. The new machines are also coming with faster, supercharged SSDs with higher write speeds.

Arol Wright Jan 24th

12 Mac Spotlight Features You Should Be Using

You probably know Spotlight as your Mac’s handy search tool, but it’s so much more than that. Mastering Spotlight is key to using your Mac in the most efficient manner possible. Here are some tips to help you get around macOS…

Tim Brookes Jan 24th

iOS 16.3 Lets You Lock Your Apple ID With a Physical Key

Apple revealed last year that it was adding new security features to its devices and online accounts. The last update for iPhone, iPad, and Mac added encrypted iCloud backups, and now iOS 16.3 and macOS Ventura 13.2 have arri…

Corbin Davenport Jan 23rd

How to Delete Messages on a Mac

When your text messages start to build up, it might be time for some cleanup work. You can delete specific or all texts and conversations in Messages on a desktop Mac or MacBook in just a few steps.

Sandy Writtenhouse Jan 22nd

Apple Just Released Code for Its 40-Year-Old “Lisa” Computer

The Lisa was Apple’s first computer with a graphical desktop interface, predating the Macintosh by a year. Now, 40 years later, you can see exactly how the computer worked.

Corbin Davenport Jan 20th

12 Finder Features You Should Be Using

Finder is your Mac’s basic file browser, but it’s packed with useful features that can transform the way you perform everyday actions. Here are a few of our favorite features that we think you should be using….

Tim Brookes Jan 19th

Apple’s HomePod Is Back, With New Features and a Lower Price

Apple introduced the HomePod in 2017 as the company’s first smart speaker, but it wasn’t too popular, and it was quietly discontinued in 2021. Now the HomePod is back, and Apple hopes you’ll actually buy one this time….

Corbin Davenport Jan 18th

The New Mac Mini With M2 Is Faster and Cheaper

The Mac Mini is Apple’s least-expensive computer, but it doesn’t get updated too often. Thankfully, Apple has updated it with the newer M2 and M2 Pro, and a lower price tag.

Corbin Davenport Jan 17th

The New MacBook Pro Has Wi-Fi 6E and up to 96 GB RAM

Apple introduced a new lineup of 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops in 2021, marking the first MacBook redesign since the switch to Apple’s own chips. Now they are getting an upgrade.

Corbin Davenport Jan 17th

Apple’s M2 Pro and M2 Max Chips Are Here (And Really Fast)

Apple revealed its second-generation System-on-a-Chip (SoC) design for Mac computers last year, known as the M2. Today the company has revealed two upgraded versions with faster performance, which are coming to several new Ma…

Corbin Davenport Jan 17th

Why It’s Okay to Buy A Mac With Only 8 GB RAM

The ever-growing demands of computing means 8 GB RAM can be too limiting for most PCs, leaving 16 GB as the baseline for a quality Windows experience. However, Mac computers are a different story.

Corbin Davenport Jan 17th

Can’t Find an App When You Need It? Here’s the Fix

Do you have so many apps installed on your phone it’s a struggle to find the one you really need when you need it? Here are a few things you can do to make finding and launching apps a faster and more efficient process….

Mahesh Makvana Jan 15th

How to Fix “SOS Only” on an iPhone

If you see “SOS Only” on your iPhone at the top of the screen you’ll have trouble making calls, sending texts, or accessing the internet. Here’s what’s going on and how to get things back to normal.

Tim Brookes Jan 13th

These New Apple Apps Will Replace iTunes on Windows

Apple replaced the long-running iTunes application on Mac in 2019 with new dedicated Music, Podcasts, and TV apps (plus new features in Finder) taking their place. Windows users are still stuck with iTunes, but not for much …

Corbin Davenport Jan 12th

Apple Silicon Has a GPU Support Problem

Apple Silicon Macs, starting with the Apple M1 system-on-a-chip, have proven to be a revolution in personal computing. Offering amazing CPU and GPU performance in portable, low-power systems. Unfortunately, there’s one major …

Sydney Butler Jan 11th

Apple Maps Is About to Get More Accurate

Apple Maps still can’t quite match the immense amount of data that Google Maps has collected over the years. Apple is trying to change that with a new program aimed at businesses.

Corbin Davenport Jan 11th

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