The Big Sur 11.6.7 update for Mac computers running macOS Big Sur fixes an annoying mail attachment issue in apps like Apple Mail, Microsoft Outlook and more.
Apple fixes a Mac email attachment issue with the macOS Big Sur 11.6.7 update
How to completely sign out of Gmail on iPhone or iPad (even from a remote location)
Gmail is the world's most popular email service and an extremely important one. If someone has access to your Gmail, they can reset passwords for all your social accounts, apps, shopping sites, and much more. Therefore, it's vital to keep your Gmail account secured and logged out from devices you no longer use or have access to.
This tutorial shows you how to properly sign out of your Google or Gmail account on iPhone and iPad -- even remotely!
How to stop iMessages from going to an email address instead of a phone number
When you send someone or receive an iMessage, do you or the recipient see an email address instead of a phone number? In this tutorial, we will show you why this happens, and how to use a phone number instead of an email address in iMessage on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
How to set up multiple email signatures on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
If you have multiple email accounts, you may want a separate signature for each. You can make this happen with just a few simple steps. This brief tutorial will show you how to set up a different signature for each email account on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
What is Mail Drop and how to use it on iPhone, Mac, and PC
You can easily send large attachments up to 5 GB to anyone via email using Mail Drop. It's built right into the Mail app on your Apple devices. This tutorial shows you how to send several large files, photos, videos, and documents from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or PC with Mail Drop.
iOS 15’s privacy protection feature in Apple Mail doesn’t extend to Apple Watch
A new privacy protection feature in Apple Mail that launched alongside iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 isn't actually supported when using the company's Mail app on Apple Watch.
The Gmail widget now displays emails on your home screen, but functionality remains limited
Google's Gmail widget now displays actual emails and senders on your home screen. It's much better than the previous version, but actual functionality remains limited due to Apple's rules guiding widget development on iOS and iPadOS platforms.
How to unblock emails you have blocked on Gmail
When you block someone on Gmail, all future emails from them go straight to the spam section. You do not get notifications for these emails, nor do they increase the unread count. Over a period, you may have blocked email accounts of several businesses, people, subscriptions, and such. But do you want to unblock them for any reason?
If yes, we show you easy ways to unblock blocked emails in Gmail using your computer or smartphone. You can choose to unblock just the one email, a selected few, or even all the blocked emails at once. Here's how.
Apple rolls out a redesign for the iCloud Mail web app
After launching iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8 and other related software updates, Apple has now brought design tweaks to its iCloud Mail app on the web.
How to sort mailboxes by alphabetical order in the Mail app on iPhone and Mac
The Mail app on iOS and macOS offer plenty of organization options, including the ability to sort mailboxes as per your liking. If you're someone who receives hundreds of emails in a day, then you probably have created different mailboxes to organize mails according to the sender. In such cases, you may want to organize the mailboxes in a certain order so it's easier to access.
How to enable Chat and Rooms, the new Gmail features everyone’s talking about on iPhone or Android
The Gmail app for iOS and Android recently received an update, which unlocked some new features. Google has been merging its services over the years and making things more streamlined. Last year, the company launched a redesigned Gmail app for G-Suite (now WorkSpace) users, which offered easy access to Chat, Rooms, and Meet. Now, these features are available for all users.
How to email or message Calendar event participants
When you create an event in Calendar, you can easily attach files, notes, and even links. Plus, you can add these types of items after you set up the initial event. But that doesn’t guarantee your participants will notice these additions. Sometimes, sending a message ahead of the event is the way to go.
You may not realize it, but the Calendar app on Mac gives you a simple way to email or message all event participants at once. So you can send an email with file or message them with important details ahead of time. Here, we’ll show you how to use this somewhat hidden feature in Calendar.