In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to change the default apps and actions for opening files and downloads in Firefox on your Mac.
How to change the default apps for opening files in Firefox
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Burst photos are terrific for making sure you capture the perfect shot. So instead of just one photo, you can take several with a tap. You then review and keep those you want from the burst. And since you can see and save the images on any device with My Photo Stream, you may want the photos from the bursts there by default.
Here we’ll show you how to automatically upload burst photos to My Photo Stream so you can work with them on iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
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How to set up Apple Cash Family on iPhone
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This is convenient for families who don’t walk around with wads of cash, whose kids use their money for apps or games, or spend money in stores; all with their parent’s permission of course. Here, we’ll show you the requirements for using and how to set up Apple Cash Family.
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How to watch the November 10 “One more thing” Apple Silicon Macs event on your devices
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How to improve low-light video recording on iPhone or iPad
Learn how to adjust Auto FPS settings for your iPhone or iPad camera, and improve video quality when shooting in low-light conditions.
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Learn how to use Apple's Optimized Battery Charging feature with your AirPods to slow down battery aging by delaying charging past 80% until needed.
How to see all your App Store ratings and reviews
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to view and manage your App Store ratings and reviews on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.