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.
When you download items in Safari, they are all easily accessible from the toolbar. You can see them, pause and resume them, and clear them away.
Here’s how to manage and remove download items in Safari for Mac.
Learn how to set Finder on your Mac to show external hard drives, SSDs, thumb drives, and more in its sidebar for easier access.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to stream music from your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to your HomePod even when you have no Wi-Fi connection, and none of the devices are connected to a wireless network.
While you may work and create your spreadsheets in Numbers, there may be a time when you need one of those documents in the Microsoft Excel file format.
You can easily export spreadsheets into different formats for viewing and editing with other applications. Here’s how to convert a Numbers file to Excel on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Learn how to customize the Finder sidebar on your Mac and make it your own with handy shortcuts to your drives, folders. network shares and more.
In this handy tutorial, we’ll show you how to browse and restore previous versions of documents in Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Text Edit, and Preview on your Mac.
Learn how to get persistent notifications for an app on iPhone or iPad so its alerts don’t disappear automatically from the screen and stay there until you dismiss them.
Learn how to rotate landscape or portrait videos on your iPhone or iPad using the Apple Photos app to ensure they’re perfectly oriented and look their best.
Find out how to add an iCloud Drive shortcut to your Mac desktop and Dock for faster access to your online files, folders, and documents.
Learn how to block the Split View and Slide Over multitasking features on your iPad if you never use them, and they accidentally get in the way, causing distraction and confusion.
Whether you’re preparing to jump on a plane or just waiting for a friend to fly in, you may think that you have to download a special app to track those flights. And, while a specific flight tracking app is certainly a great way to go, especially if you’re a frequent traveler, there is another way.
Here’s how to quickly track flights from anywhere with your iPhone and all you need is the flight number.
Learn how to add one or more quick-access shortcuts for specific websites to the Dock of your Mac, letting you open them with a single click anywhere in macOS.