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If you’ve recently purchased a Raspberry Pi and are interested in using it as a computer running Raspberry Pi OS (formerly called Raspbian), then you’ll need to get used to the desktop.
While the basic view of your desktop is pretty simple, you might wonder where to find things or what it is that you’re seeing.
Here, we’ll run down what you can find on your desktop with Raspberry Pi OS and where to look for things you’ll need.
Learn how to back up your pictures and videos with Google Photos for iOS, which offers much more free storage and clients for all major operating systems, instead of Apple's iCloud Photos.
With the release of iOS 14.5, Apple brought a fix for iPhone 11 users who were facing inconsistent information regarding battery health. The update will recalibrate the battery on iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and the Pro Max models. Due to the issue, users faced sudden battery drains, and reduced performance, despite nothing being wrong with the battery.
Learn how to rename your AirTag and change its emoji so you can distinguish it among multiple AirTags in the Find My app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Learn how to disable Apple Pay remotely if you have misplaced your iPhone and don’t want to leave even a slight chance of the thief using your money.
Learn how to enable and use Low Data Mode on your iPhone to save data, extend battery life, and manage app data usage efficiently.
Learn how to reset your AirTag to its default settings for troubleshooting purposes or for making it ready for new use.
Learn how to screenshot the full page in any iPhone app to capture everything in a single tall image instead of taking multiple screenshots.
Check out these 14 tips to maximize the use of your AirTag and unlock its full potential.
If you recently purchased your first Raspberry Pi and are ready to get started, we’re here to help!
Depending on the Raspberry Pi you bought, the steps for setup can vary which includes using a kit. For instance, you may have simply purchased a board without any extras or you might have bought a kit with heat sinks and a cooling fan. So, feel free to skip any steps in our tutorial that don’t apply.
Learn how to make any garage door HomeKit compatible and control that garage door with your iPhone, Apple Watch, or Siri.
If you're a budding programmer with a new Mac, and want to start coding, then you may be wondering how to install Git on macOS. Git is an open-source version control system that's used by coders, developers, and programmers all over. You will be able to use Git to maintain a code log, collaborate with other coders, track errors, and more.
Here's how you can install Git on macOS and get started with coding. Of course, before we begin, make sure you have a Mac machine and know how to use the Terminal.