Managing the files on your Mac and sharing data between iOS devices and macOS leaves a lot to be desired. Enter Commander One, a Mac app that’s everything Finder wants to be, plus an iOS file manager, an FTP client, an archiver, a cloud-storage client and more—all rolled into one—with a double-pane interface that’s reminiscent of the legendary Norton Commander from the ’90s.
Get to your notes quicker and easier than ever before. Here’s how to access Notes on the Lock screen of your iPhone or iPad.
Disguise your email address when signing up for things or replying to messages. Here’s how to create a Gmail email alias in your account.
Presentations, speeches, and videos are all a lot easier when you have your notes. These teleprompter apps for iPhone and iPad can help.
Outlook for iOS is getting a refresh today with the blue header design from the Android edition, plus all-new sensory feedback when navigating the app’s sections and more.
If you use both Safari and Chrome for browsing on your mobile device, this tip shows you how to add a bookmark to Chrome right from Safari.
Save yourself from opening a separate app to check the weather. Here’s how to put the forecast and current conditions in your Mac menu bar.
Remote meeting and event planning takes coordination when different time zones are involved. Here’s how to accommodate for time zones in the Calendar app.
If you want to automate some tasks on your Mac, there are 10 awesome things to try and this Mac Automator tutorial shows you how.
If you’re looking for an easier way to customize your Mac Dock or simply want more options than your settings allow, check out this Dockey review.
monday.com is a team management tool that serves as your team’s centralized hub for just about everything.
Make sure to know right when an important email arrives. Here’s how to have Mac Mail play sound when you receive a message with certain text.
