Check out these three easy ways to sync or transfer music, playlists, and videos from your Mac to iPhone or iPad.
3 easy ways to sync music from Mac to iPhone or iPad
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How to archive an iPhone backup and why to do that
Learn how to archive a backup of your iPhone or iPad on a Mac to keep it intact, rather than have it overwritten by future backups.
How to change file extension on Mac without warnings
Check out two easy methods to turn off the warning pop-up you see when you change the extension of a file in Finder on Mac.
6 ways to find the full path of a file or folder on Mac
Check out six different ways to find the path or address of a file or folder on your Mac using Finder, Terminal, and more.
How to use Quick Look for previews and quick actions on Mac
Learn how to use the built-in Quick Look feature in macOS to instantly preview one or more selected files, rotate an image, or trim a video file on your Mac.
How to remove the background of an image on Mac for free
Learn 3 simple, free techniques to remove the background of a photo on the Mac and take your visual content to the next level.
How to open and use tabs in Finder on Mac
Find out how to open, use, navigate, rearrange, and close tabs in Finder on your Mac so you can work with multiple folders in just one window and keep your desktop uncluttered.
How to use Groups for simpler sorting in Finder on Mac
Learn how to use groups in Finder to easily sort and manage files for a more streamlined and efficient experience.
7 useful Finder settings to check out on your Mac
Save time and be more productive by taking a moment to customize these useful Mac Finder preferences and settings.
How to use Mac’s Finder file inspector to see info of multiple items
Learn how to use the Finder’s file inspector to get a summary of multiple Mac items in a single floating window on macOS that dynamically refreshes as your selection changes.
iMazing lets you perform truly secure encrypted local backups of iOS devices
Following the revealing report by Joseph Menn for Reuters alleging that the FBI “about two years ago” pressured Apple not to encrypt iOS device backups in iCloud, many iPhone users seem unhappy with this news. As an alternative, backing up your iOS device locally using iTunes on a Mac or Windows PC (or the Finder in macOS 10.15 Catalina) lets you retain ownership over your data versus having the contents of your device uploaded to iCloud.
How to use Mac’s Finder to manage iPhone, iPad, iPod
From adding music to updating or restoring devices, learn all the important things you can do on your iPhone or iPad using Finder on Mac.