macOS Tahoe is now available for all users with a supported MacBook or Mac desktop. Here are 15 things you must check out after updating to it.
15 new things to try in macOS Tahoe 26
macOS Tahoe is now available for all users with a supported MacBook or Mac desktop. Here are 15 things you must check out after updating to it.
iOS 26 is now available for all users with an iPhone 11 and newer. Here’s a list of settings to change and things you should do after installing iOS 26 on your iPhone.
Learn how to enhance dialogue in Apple Podcasts on the iPhone and iPad to boost voices, reduce noise, and enjoy clearer spoken audio when listening to your favorite shows.
In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to turn off or restore the sent mail sound in the Apple Mail app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, allowing you to set it to your preferred settings.
Learn how to turn off notifications from Apple’s Wallet on your iPhone for marketing messages such as promotions, discounts, and special offers.
Learn how to use various Find My services on your Apple Watch to track friends, locate AirTags and other items, remotely wipe devices, and more.
Learn about a few different methods to permanently or temporarily save important website or app links for quickly pasting in an email, message, or document on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Learn how to get a notification when your iPhone uses Adaptive Power Mode to extend your battery life, which may cause apps to run slower and the device to lag.
Learn how to hide contact photos in Apple Mail for iPhone, iPad, and Mac to get a compact email list and view more messages at a glance, eliminating wasted space.
iOS 26 changes the iPhone’s Always-on display settings by automatically applying a blur to your Lock Screen wallpaper when the screen is dimmed, but you can revert it.
Learn about several ways macOS can automatically offload large files to iCloud Drive in order to free up local storage space on your Mac’s drive.
In this comprehensive guide, we show you how to back up your contacts, photos, messages, notes, 2FA codes, and other essential things without fully backing up your iPhone to iCloud or a computer.