A welcome and useful new feature of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 is support for external storage devices. But it’s not easy to find or figure out—and you likely need a special adapter for your existing USB devices.
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New 16-inch MacBook Pro Sports a Redesigned Scissor-Switch Keyboard
Apple has introduced a new 16-inch MacBook Pro that features improves on its predecessor in several ways, most notably with a scissor-switch keyboard
Be Careful in iOS 13’s Mail App—the Trash Button Is Where Reply Used to Be!
Lots of people who have become accustomed to tapping Reply are now finding themselves deleting messages inadvertently
Data Backup Strategies Go Only So Far—What’s Your Plan If Your Mac Dies?
How would you get your work done if your Mac died today and you had to wait for it to be repaired or for a replacement to arrive? We offer a few suggestions aimed at getting you thinking about how to respond to such a disaster.
New Organization and Editing in Photos in iOS 13 and iPadOS 13
In iOS 13, Apple overhauled Photos to provide more sensible organization and more powerful editing capabilities. Even better, all of its editing tools now work with videos too! Read on for details.
iOS 13 Replaces 3D Touch with Tap-and-Hold
Apple replaced 3D Touch in the entire iPhone 11 line this year with the iPhone XR’s simpler Haptic Touch hardware that provides haptic feedback.
Do You Put Dates in Filenames? Use This Format for Best Sorting
In MacOS, use this date format to ensure files sort logically.
Beware Scammers when Selling Your Old Tech Hardware Online
It’s increasingly common for a scammer to request that you ship them the device and then to “pay” you by forging payment email from PayPal or using a stolen PayPal account.
iOS 13 Makes Editing Text Easier
Today’s article will make text editing in iOS 13 faster and more fun. Read about important new and improved techniques for selecting, copying, and moving text, plus a new slide-to-type option.
What Does Having a T2 Chip in Your Mac Mean to You?
If you have an iMac Pro, or a Mac mini, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro introduced in 2018 or later, your Mac has an Apple T2 security chip. Read on to learn about what the T2 does for you and the tradeoffs it requires.
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