In this tutorial, we will show you how to find and delete all duplicate songs in your Apple Music or iTunes library on your Mac or Windows PC. Doing so will clean your media library and help reclaim local disk space.
Learn about 3 easy methods to reopen any recently closed tabs in the current browsing session on Safari for Mac without losing your current tab.
Learn how to turn your Mac on and off automatically on a schedule for enhanced productivity and energy efficiency.
Learn how to quickly connect to a Wi-Fi network by scanning a QR code with an iPhone's camera without having to type long, complicated passwords.
In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to split a panoramic picture into squares and post the entire image to an Instagram carousel from your iPhone or iPad.
Scrolling through long lists quickly becomes tiresome. With this secret iPhone gesture, however, you can jump to the most recent item in any list with a single tap.
Check out the quick steps to add hashtags and other Instagram account links to your profile bio section that lead to their corresponding pages.
Learn about all the different ways to pause and resume music playback on your HomePod using your voice, its top touch surface, or your iPhone.
You set up your new HomePod for the first time by bringing it near an iPhone or iPad, which prompts Apple's handy Automatic Setup feature to transfer settings such as saved Wi-Fi passwords and your Apple Music subscription information from your iOS device to your new HomePod.
If you would like to associate a different Apple Music account with your HomePod than the one you're currently using on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you can do that with just a few taps. We'll show you how to change the Apple Music account just for your HomePod.
The Markup tools in the Preview app that came installed on your Mac allow let you put out something on an image, annotate a PDF file, add some text, sign a document and much more.
With Instant Markup on iPhone and iPad, you can annotate or quickly edit screenshots right after taking them. You can do things like add text and vector shapes to your screenshots, doodle anything with your finger or Apple Pencil, zoom in on a part of a screenshot to emphasize it, and much more. Let's show you how.
You can take a screenshot of any menu in any app on your Mac, with or without the menu title. This also works with windows in the Finder and most apps.