The Mac’s Desktop is a great place for in-progress documents, screenshots, and other things you’re working on, but only if you can get to it easily. Read on for two little-known tricks for temporarily pushing windows aside.
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How Often Should Macs Be Replaced?
When should you replace the Mac on your desk—or your organization’s Macs? There is no single answer, but we run down some variables that play into the decision and make recommendations for different use cases.
Integrate Your Cloud Storage Service into the Finder
Do you struggle with clunky Web interfaces to cloud storage services like Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive? They’re easier to use when you install their Mac apps and access your files from the Finder. Learn how to get more from these services!
Set Your Apple Watch Clock Ahead a Few Minutes to Avoid Being Late
Want to give yourself a few more minutes to get to meetings on time? Use this little-known option to set the time displayed on your Apple Watch ahead by a few minutes.
Find Devices and People from Your HomePod
HomePod Software 16.3 now supports Find My, which means you can ask Siri to locate one of your devices or a friend or family member who shares their location with you.
Need to Back Up or Export a Messages Conversation? Try PDF or iMazing
Need to document a Messages conversation with timestamps? Learn how now.
Quickly Put Lots of Files in a Folder with One Command
Learn how to take advantage of a slick Finder command that Apple added in macOS 11 Big Sur.
What’s the Difference between Removing and Deleting an App?
Learn the difference between removing and deleting an iPhone or iPad app, and learn how to do both.
Learn how to Conveniently Scan Documents Using Your iPhone or iPad
Do you need to scan something? Your iPhone or iPad can now make light work of scanning short documents into PDF format.
Two Ways to Manage Your Email So You Can Find It Later
What’s the best way to manage your email so you can find specific messages later? There is no right answer, but filing messages in mailboxes works for some, whereas others prefer searching. A middle ground is often best.
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