Learn how to master your Apple devices with our comprehensive tutorials. From iPhone and iPad to Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, and more, our expert guides will help you unlock the full potential of your Apple products. Discover new features, tips, and tricks each day to enhance your user experience.
You can improve your movie and TV show viewing experience by using playlists in the Apple TV app. Here’s how to create and manage a playlist in the TV app on Mac and take binge-watching to the next level.
Learn how to stop your iPhone, iPad, or Mac from automatically joining nearby Personal Hotspots on iPhones and cellular iPads when there are no Wi-Fi networks.
When you’re making music in GarageBand, you may want to pull in other types of audio. Maybe you have a song in the Music app or an MP3 file in iCloud that you want to use in your tune. This tutorial will show you how to import music and audio files into GarageBand on both Mac and iOS.
Learn how to mark a video as a favorite or reject it in iMovie when you’re reviewing your clips. This makes keeping and removing clips easy, so you can use the best ones.
From changing your Apple Account email address to checking your Apple Cash Balance, you can access and manage your Apple ID account information right from your Mac’s System Settings, and this guide walks you through it.
Be aware of phishing scams and other nefarious schemes designed to compromise your credit card details. If you believe you’re a victim of a scam involving your Apple Card, here’s what you need to do in order to report Apple Card fraud, right from your iPhone.
If you use QuickTime Player on your Mac to watch videos and movies, you’ll like its Picture-in-Picture (PiP) feature. It will convert the playing video into a small floating window, which you can resize and place anywhere on the screen.
Learn how to turn off Safari link previews on iPhone or iPad so you can see the destination URL of where the link will take you without opening the webpage.
Learn how to block explicit songs, movies, and TV shows in Apple's Music and TV apps on your child's Mac by setting up parental controls to restrict content.
If you use a screen saver on your Apple TV that displays your own photos or those from Apple, then you don’t worry about getting new images on a regular basis. But if you use the Aerial screen savers that Apple offers, you can decide for yourself when to receive new ones.
You may only want new aerial screen savers every month due to their size, or perhaps you want them every day. Either way, here’s how to change how often your Apple TV checks for new screen savers to download.
Learn how to add the Ken Burns effect to your images and video clips in iMovie to make them appear as though the camera is moving or zooming in and out, creating a beautiful cinematic effect.
In this tutorial, we will explain how to turn on and use Screen Time on your or your child's Mac to understand device activity, limit app and website usage, set communication limits, and enable restrictions.