Having Mac Troubles? Running Apple Diagnostics May Help Identify the Problem
/If your Mac is acting up and you suspect a hardware malfunction, try running Apple Diagnostics to see if it identifies any issues.
Read MoreIf your Mac is acting up and you suspect a hardware malfunction, try running Apple Diagnostics to see if it identifies any issues.
Read MoreWhen Apple released iPadOS 13.4 recently, it came with an unexpected feature: trackpad and mouse support.
Read MoreLooking for a new iPhone that won’t break your budget? The new iPhone SE is basically a souped-up iPhone 8 for $300 less than the iPhone 11.
Read MoreAre you overwhelmed by email? Is your Inbox filled with promotions, special offers, and the like?
Read MoreRunning low on iCloud storage space? Rather than automatically paying Apple for a larger iCloud plan, check out these tips on how to recover gigabytes of wasted space.
Read MoreSplit View on the Mac helps you focus on your work in one app—perhaps a word processor—while providing access to one other app, like a Web browser…
Read MoreUnable to print? Look for a solution in our comprehensive troubleshooting steps.
Read MoreA new feature in iOS 13 lets you share your preferred name and avatar picture with other iMessage users (blue-bubble friends).
Read MoreApple provides two ways of moving photos from your iPhone to your Mac: iCloud Photos and My Photo Stream. Which should you choose? We run through the pros and cons of each.
Read MoreAs you undoubtedly know, TYPING IN ALL CAPS is considered shouting on the Internet. Doesn’t it bug you when you accidentally tap the Caps Lock key and start writing in uppercase?
Read MoreHere’s some good news! Apple has introduced a new MacBook Air with a better keyboard and faster processor for $200 less. And there’s a new iPad Pro with trackpad support. Seriously!
Read MoreApple likes to keep Mac names simple, but that’s not always helpful…
Read MoreIf you have an iMac Pro, or a Mac mini, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro introduced in 2018 or later, your Mac has an Apple T2 security chip. Read on to learn about what the T2 does for you and the tradeoffs it requires.
Read MoreThere are plenty of situations where it makes sense to put a date in a filename, but if you don’t use the right date format, the files may sort in unhelpful ways…
Read MoreRead this article to learn all the ways you can use multiple apps at the same time on an iPad running the new iPadOS 13.
Read MoreWhenever Apple releases hot new hardware, it’s tempting to order the latest and greatest and then put your old Mac or iPhone up for sale on a classifieds site like Craigslist. If you do that, be cautious about potential buyers…
Read MoreToday’s article will make text editing in iOS 13 faster and more fun. Read about important new and improved techniques for selecting, copying, and moving text, plus a new slide-to-type option.
Read MoreWe’ll be blunt. Do not upgrade to macOS 10.15 Catalina right away! We recommend waiting until at least 10.15.3 or early 2020, whichever comes first. And then contact us for help with making sure Catalina won’t destroy your workflow.
Read MoreIt’s official! Apple has announced new iPhones with significantly improved camera capabilities, an Apple Watch with an always-on screen, and an improved entry-level iPad. Read on for details of all these and more:
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