How to rotate your Mac screen 90 degrees or upside down
If you work in situation where flipping the screen on your Mac would help, this tutorial shows you how to rotate your Mac screen 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
If you work in situation where flipping the screen on your Mac would help, this tutorial shows you how to rotate your Mac screen 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
You might love listening to music on Spotify, but don’t want it to automatically open when you start your Mac. Here’s how to disable Spotify auto-start.
The Apple Maps app can be just as handy on your Mac as it is on your iPhone. For all the features and options, here’s how to make the most of Maps on Mac.
The Mac Help system is a terrific tool for most any question you have about your Mac. Here are some tips for using Mac Help to its potential.
Your Mac Look Up tool is handy for definitions, apps, maps, movies, books, and much more. Here’s how to open the tool and the options you can use.
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to switch between various refresh rates for your Pro Display XDR or the built-in Retina display on the 16-inch MacBook Pro, which can enhance professional workflows such as video editing.
If you’re new to macOS, learning how to navigate and use the menu bar is essential. This tutorial explains the basics of the Mac menu bar.
Follow our step-by-step tutorial to learn how to manage your Apple Music listening history on your iPhone, iPad or Mac and see the songs you’ve recently enjoyed.
Do you want to save a calendar from Mac as a PDF or maybe print a calendar from iPhone? This tutorial shows you how to print or save your calendar as a PDF.
Follow the steps in this tutorial if you’d like to opt out of Apple’s Siri grading initiative and delete from servers Siri audio history that’s associated with your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch and HomePod.
If you want to make sure that every time you open a certain file type on your Mac, you can change the default app a couple of ways, here’s how.
If you’re running an older version of macOS the Mac will keep telling you to upgrade. You can turn off that Catalina reminder with a few Terminal commands.