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You must sign in with your Apple Account (formerly Apple ID) to use iMessage on your Mac or sync your iPhone texts to it. It’s a simple process, but in some cases, you may see random errors that prevent you from logging in. Go through these quick tips if you see “An unknown error occurred,” “Error with Authentication,” or another similar message when signing into the macOS Messages app with your Apple Account.
In this brief tutorial, we show you two easy ways to move files from iCloud Drive to other Mac folders without a confirmation popup warning blocking the process.
In this quick step-by-step tutorial, we show you how to set a daily time limit for unproductive websites that you or your child visit a lot on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
In this quick tutorial, we show you how to make FaceTime calls and send iMessages to iPhones, iPads, and Macs that have the same Apple Account.
Find out how to edit the beginning and closing times of a particular song on Apple Music, so you get to listen only to that favorite part, while skipping the start and end portions.
In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to stop one or all iPhone app notifications from showing up on your Mac.
Find out how to use the new Magnifier app in macOS Tahoe to zoom in on small text on objects, things in your surroundings, or your face when applying makeup, plucking eyebrows, or putting on contact lenses.
Find out how to limit your MacBook battery to charge to less than 100% to ensure it doesn’t stay fully charged at all times and wears out less quickly.
Find out how to add a second, third, or more profiles to Google Chrome on your Mac to keep your internet accounts, browsing history, bookmarks, and everything else separate.
Apple has refreshed the Studio Display, its 5K Mac monitor, after four years.
While many things, including the screen size, 5K screen resolution, and dimensions, have remained the same, there are some useful upgrades, such as a more powerful processor, support for daisy-chaining multiple Studio Displays, and a better camera.
Here’s what has improved and what has stayed the same.
Apple has just unveiled a new Mac notebook model named MacBook Neo, which joins their Pro and Air lineups.
MacBook Neo is a low-cost Mac that starts at $599, and with the education discount, it drops to just $499, making it an incredible value for students and anyone who wants to experience macOS at an affordable price.
In this quick step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to have your iPhone SMS, MMS, RCS texts, and iMessages show up inside the Messages app on your Mac.