How to use Groups for simpler sorting in Finder on Mac
If you’re looking for another way to quickly find files and folders on your Mac, we’ll show you how to use groups for easier sorting.
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How to work with basic Categories in Numbers on Mac
If you want to view your data in different ways, this tutorial shows you how to use basic categories in Numbers on your Mac.
How to store Secure Notes on Mac with Keychain Access
Looking for a safe spot to keep notes like PIN numbers, bank information, or similar items? Check out the Secure Notes feature in Keychain Access on Mac.
How to track changes in Apple Pages on Mac
If you’re collaborating on a document, we’ll show you how to track changes in Pages on Mac so that you can more easily work together.
How to silence the camera sound on iPhone
If you’ve been wondering where the setting is to silence your iPhone camera, there isn’t one. But there are ways to mute that shutter sound.
How to sort your data in Apple Numbers on Mac
If you want to know how to sort data in Numbers easily, this tutorial shows you quick sorting options along with how to set up a sort rule on Mac.
The best free language and speech development apps for kids
If you’re looking for fun and enjoyable apps for language development for kids, check out this list of terrific options for iOS.
How to use long presses for ultimate productivity on iPhone and iPad
Save time with long press on your iPhone or iPad. With a press and hold gesture, you can pull up quick actions for your apps, letting you do things faster.
How to manage sheets in Apple Numbers on Mac
If you want to create several sheets in your Numbers workbook, you’ll need to know how to manage them. Here’s how to use sheets in Numbers on Mac.
How to import contacts from a SIM card to iPhone
If you want to import SIM card contacts to your current iPhone, it’s simple. This short tutorial walks you through exactly what to do.
How to filter your data in Apple Numbers on Mac
If you want to add a filter to Apple Numbers so that you can more easily review or analyze your data, here’s how to use both a quick filter and rules.
9 fun Mac Terminal commands to beat boredom
Bored? For a quick and quirky way to entertain yourself, check out this list of fun Terminal commands for Mac, from stories to emojis to history.
