As of September 30, you won’t be able to order prints, cards, calendars, or books from Apple in Photos. But several extensions do most of what Apple did, and others go well beyond!
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Tired of Skewed Lines in Your Photos? Use the Camera App’s Hidden Level.
Learn how to keep the perspective straight in your photos using a secret feature in iPhone camera.
Did You Know You Can Customize the Columns in a Finder Window’s List View?
In this quick article from Austin MacWorks, learn how to resize columns, rearrange them, and even add and remove columns.
Remember That You Can Search for Nearly Anything in Your Photos Library
Apple’s Photos app on the Mac can identify thousands of different objects in your photos, so it’s easy to find photos based on their content. You can find objects (cars and trains), scenery (beaches and forests), and even some events (weddings and parades). This is...
Have Your Online Passwords Been Stolen? Here’s How to Find Out.
Take some time to check for and update compromised, vulnerable, and weak passwords. Start with more important sites, and, as time permits, move on to accounts that don’t contain confidential information.
New MacBook Pros Provide More Speed and RAM, plus a Quieter Keyboard and Hey Siri
Apple has updated the Touch Bar-equipped MacBook Pro line to provide with changes that are primarily under the hood, focusing on faster performance, more RAM, and larger SSD-based storage.
What’s the Deal with Apple’s New Messages in iCloud Feature?
Messages in iCloud, is a way of syncing your conversations in Messages via your iCloud account. Learn more now at Austin MacWorks.
How to Make the Most of Apple’s New AirPlay 2
Apple recently released three updates—iOS 11.4, tvOS 11.4, and HomePod 11.4—with an eye toward delivering AirPlay 2 and many new promised features. Once you’ve installed these updates, here’s how to start enjoying AirPlay 2’s improvements.
Tired of “Sent from my iPhone” as Your Email Signature?
Now on Austin MacWorks, Learn how to get rid of or change the “sent from my iPhone” message.
Invoke Special Views and Features on the Mac with a Flick of Your Wrist
Did you know that you can turn on certain Mac features by sliding the pointer to a corner of the screen? Learn how now at Austin MacWorks.
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