Apple just updated the Tips app that is present in iOS 8, explaining users how to quickly access their favorite contacts. The update, which happened over the air, is the first such update to the Tips app since it was introduced in iOS 8 beta 4.
Sometimes, the most simple and obvious tips are the best. Everybody knows about them because they're usually based on good old common sense, yet, we usually forget about them. One such tip is to periodically clean up the Downloads folder of your Mac, which, depending on your setup and habits, could quickly go out of control.
The Downloads folder is the default location where any file you download from the internet is saved. Downloading the PDF of your bank statement? It's downloaded to the Downloads folder. Downloading a song from an unofficial source? It's most likely going to the Downloads folder.
Are you getting spam iMessages from unknown people or scammers with international numbers and weird email addresses? In this post, we will go over four simple ways to protect yourself and stop iMessage spam for a hassle-free messaging experience on your iPhone.
If you're a jailbreak enthusiast like me, you'll probably end up installing a bunch of jailbreak tweaks that will pile up over time. Sooner or later, you might forget about them and after a period of time, you'll end up with a lot of unused tweaks which may have a negative impact on the performance of your device and can slow it down or cause lags. Surely, it's easy to remove one or two tweaks that you don't need, but it becomes a hefty task if you want to delete a lot of tweaks that you no longer use.
Fortunately, there's a workaround that allows you to uninstall all the jailbreak tweaks that you don't need in a single tap. This involves queuing all of them together and performing a batch uninstall. To find out how, follow our step-by-step guide outlined below.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to remove recent and other email addresses from the recipient autofill field in the Apple Mail app on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn how to rename your MacBook to distinguish it from other computers on your network, in system menus and elsewhere in macOS.
Learn how to automatically stop playing music, video or other media on your iPhone or iPad when a timer runs out, like before you usually fall asleep.
Learn how to view hidden files and folders in Finder on your Mac using simple Terminal commands or a keyboard shortcut to access hidden system data.
Learn how to take window screenshots on your Mac without the drop shadow effect which creates distracting extra space and white borders, resulting in a cleaner look.
Find out how to watch videos and movies in AVI format on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac using free video player apps, as Apple’s own media apps don’t support AVI natively.
Learn how to sync Safari bookmarks between your iPhone, iPad and Mac for seamless access to your favorite websites wherever you browse.
Learn how to change the default location where macOS saves your screenshots to any folder on your Mac instead of piling them up on the desktop.