Stop the frustration of files automatically saving to iCloud on your Mac by following this guide on disabling the default setting.
How to stop Mac apps from saving to iCloud by default with Terminal
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How to put a calendar and time zones in your Mac Menu Bar
Learn how to easily add a calendar and multiple time zones to your Mac Menu Bar in order to improve your productivity and organization using the Dato app.
How to add a new person to the People album in iCloud Photos library
The People album in the Photos app is a pretty cool collection that’s assembled for you to quickly view pictures of the people in your life. So when someone new enters that you start snapping photos of, you might want them in that People album too. Unfortunately, they may not show up there as quickly as you might like.
Luckily there is a really easy way to add a new person to the People album in your Photos app or iCloud Photos library. Here’s how.
Learn to retouch your photos with Adobe Lightroom for $25
The best photography isn't just about being in the right place at the right time, and even when the perfect moment is captured it might not look perfect. That's where Adobe Lightroom and its robust collection of photo retouching and color correction tools come into play.
Snowball, UpNext, Chirp Mail, and other apps to check out this weekend
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a new crypto-investing platform, a party playlist assistant and an email client that offers an IM-like experience. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Apple’s iPhone deal with Amazon scrutinized by FTC over potential competition violations
Apple's expanded deal with Amazon that permits the online retail giant to carry the iconic smartphone could be in violation of the United States competition laws because the agreement is now reportedly being scrutinized by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Retro review: Doodle Jump
If you're an iPhone veteran, then you might remember Doodle Jump, one of the biggest hits on the App Store. It was simple, addictive, and everyone wanted to play it. This game showed the world what mobile gaming was capable of. It was so popular, it was selling 300,000 copies a month. And all that just with the help of a green doodle monster jumping around trying to get as high as possible.
Fast forward 10 years later. With millions of copies sold, you can find Doodle Jump on almost every platform. However, this brings the question, has the game aged well? With so many different kinds of addictive games available, does Doodle Jump still deserve a place on your device? Or is it better to just remember it as a classic mobile game? Well, that's what we're going to discuss here as we go back in time and review Doodle Jump.
How to save all open Safari tabs as bookmarks on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to save all open tabs in Apple's Safari browser at once as bookmarks, so you can revisit those links easily on your iPhone or iPad.
How to add a subject line to text messages on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to add a subject line to your iPhone messages to let the recipient know the topic and make text stand out with bold formatting.
The best free Apple Watch to-do list apps
Using an app to keep track of tasks is one of the most useful ways to use your devices. And if you own an Apple Watch, being to see your to-dos and mark them as complete is really convenient. There are plenty of task list tools on the App Store and many work with your Apple Watch, but which ones don’t cost a fortunate and are worth the effort?
These are three of the best free Apple Watch to-do list apps for getting things done.
Learn Adobe Photoshop with courses taught by the experts
Adobe Photoshop is one of the most powerful photo editing tools on the market. It's used by professional designers and photographers to create their best work. But, with such a robust and versatile sets of tools, it can be difficult for beginner and intermediate users to discover the program's true potential.
Email Me, Ezi, Strongr, and other apps to check out this weekend
This edition of our Apps of the Week roundup includes a note-taking app with an email twist, an app for finding local pickup games and a digital weight training tool. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.