With all of the enhancements and new features accompanying iOS 13 and iPadOS, it can be hard to keep up with it all.
Not only are there useful improvements to the systems themselves like Dark Mode, faster scrolling, and text editing gestures, but also new features for apps like Notes, Photos, and Safari.
Here’s a handy roundup of how to use the new features of iOS 13 on iPhone and iPad (iPadOS) that you can bookmark and revisit as you begin using it.
From Slide Over to Stage Manager, and everything in between, this guide will cover all the ways to multitask on your iPad and show you how to optimize your workflow and increase productivity.
Learn how to showcase two clips simultaneously using the Picture in Picture effect in the iMovie video editor on your Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
The tempo in GarageBand is expressed in beats per minute and is set to 120 by default. But you can change it to match the tempo you need for your song. On iOS, you can change the tempo for your song to a specific value. And on Mac, you also adjust it for the entire song or add tempo points to the Tempo Track so that the tempo changes throughout the song.
This tutorial shows you how to change the tempo for a song in GarageBand.
From customizing views to organizing files, we’ll cover everything you need to know about using Finder on your Mac to streamline your workflow and get the most out of this essential tool.
In this tutorial, we explain how to use the Split Screen effect in the iMovie editor on Mac, iPad, and iPhone to display two videos at the same time.
Check out these handy tips for using the Search feature in Finder like a pro so you can save time and prevent frustration when looking for the right photos, videos, PDFs, and files on your Mac.
When you add an audio effect or background music to your movie in iMovie, you may want to make some adjustments. Luckily, iMovie provides features for editing your audio clips so that you can trim them, change the speed, and adjust the volume.
For iMovie on both Mac and iOS, this tutorial shows you the basics of how to edit, trim, and adjust your audio clips.
Fading out of a song is something that we hear all the time when listening to our favorite tunes. As the song begins to come to an end, you’ll hear it slowly fade away to silence. If you’re creating your own music in GarageBand, you can add this effect as well.
While fading into a song isn’t as widely used, we’ll show you how to do that on Mac as well. So open up GarageBand on Mac or iOS and then follow our tutorial to add fade out to your songs.
Learn how to add fade transition effects at the beginning, end, or in between scenes in your iMovie video project to give it a polished and professional look.
Whether you’re using iMovie on a Mac or an iOS device, you can use its voiceover feature to record your narration or even add a particular sound to the movie.
Maximize your workflow with these tips for customizing and using your Mac’s Dock like a pro.