Split View on the Mac helps you focus on your work in one app—perhaps a word processor—while providing access to one other app. Learn more.
Split View on the Mac helps you focus on your work in one app—perhaps a word processor—while providing access to one other app. Learn more.
How would your organization react to a COVID-19 scare or quarantine? Here’s how you can use technology to respond to such an event.
The caps lock key is seldom useful on a computer. It still appears on all of Apple’s keyboards, but macOS lets you disable or remap it. Learn more.
Running low on iCloud storage space? Rather than automatically paying Apple for a larger iCloud plan, check out these tips on how to recover gigabytes of wasted space.
Power users like keyboard shortcuts because it’s faster to press a couple of keys than to navigate lengthy menus. But what about menu items that don’t have shortcuts? Learn more.
In iOS 13, Apple has added a better way to connect to a new Wi-Fi network. Learn more now.
if you have too many menu bar icons, or they’re in random order, finding one when you need it can be frustrating. Learn how to fix this.
Considering upgrading to Catalina? Or maybe you have a new Mac that came with it already installed? Read on for strategies for downgrading to Mojave or running both Catalina and Mojave.
Ever needed to circle an item on an expense receipt, add some text to a photo, or sign a PDF…on your iPhone or iPad? iOS 13’s Markup tools are surprisingly capable—learn more about what they can do here:
It’s shockingly easy for someone to take over your cell phone number. Once they’ve done that, they can reset passwords on many of your online accounts. Read on to learn how to protect your cell number with a PIN or passcode.
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