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.
The Apple Music app has a built-in lyrics search feature. With it, you can find songs even if you don’t know the track’s name, who the artist is, or other such details.
All you need to do is remember a small part of the song’s lyrics, and the Music app will find tracks on Apple Music or in your library that match the typed lyrics.
Google Maps for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch makes it easy to customize vehicle icons. You can only spicy up your ride this way when using the app's driving navigation mode.
Learn how to properly use the hands-free “Hey Siri” or “Siri” feature in a multi-device environment so that only the right Apple device responds to the wake-up phrase.
Google Chrome 68 for desktop and mobile includes elements of a Material Design refresh that are disabled by default, but can be activated at will by changing hidden settings, here's how.
Learn how to disable autoplay in Safari for Mac to stop websites from playing video and audio automatically, creating a calmer, less distracting browsing experience.
Learn some interesting facts about how your iPhone, iPad, or Mac determines the order in which it should automatically join previously saved Wi-Fi networks.
Learn how to always use Outlook in Dark Mode on your iPhone and computer or set it to mimic your device's system-wide Dark and Light Mode settings.
Here's a quick look at how to use the News app in macOS. The app is similiar to the iOS News app for iPhone and iPad.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to stop Instagram from letting other people know when you're online, or when you were last active on the platform.
If you’ve gone beyond your iPhone’s default Calendar app and purchased Fantastical 2, then you already know the host of features that this app provides. But, have you taken the time to sit down and really customize it?
Getting your calendar exactly as you want it is worth the time. So, here’s your Fantastical 2 tutorial for customizing the app on your iPhone.
Thanks to modern web technologies like HTML5, Progressive Web Apps (PWA) run in a browser, don't require separate distribution, combine features of native apps with the benefits of a mobile experience and let you keep them on the Home Screen without the hassle of an app store.
In this tutorial, we'll help you install Progressive Web App to your iPhone or iPad Home Screen.
Learn how to take advantage of Apple’s True Tone technology that makes images on your Mac’s Retina display (and even the Touch Bar on supported models) appear more natural.