How to Enable Emergency and Government Alerts on your iPhone
This article explains how you can turn on emergency and government alerts on your iPhone when you may be in harm’s way. Turning this on will enable you to stay aware of emergencies…
How to Make FaceTime Conference Calls (Audio or Video)
This article explains how you can set up and make FaceTime conference calls (also called group calls) on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac. A conference call can be defined as an…
What is iCloud?
iCloud is a cloud-based storage service from Apple, which was launched on October 12, 2011. But iCloud is much more than a hard drive in the cloud. iCloud lets you store, access, and…
How To Zip and Unzip Files In macOS
This article explains how you can zip and unzip files and folders on your Mac. macOS includes a built-in compression system, called Archive Utility, that you can use to do this. Zip files…
How To Type Symbols On Your Mac
There are a lot of symbols that you may want to enter while you are using your Mac. Not all symbols and characters appear on the Apple keyboard. Even though they are not on…
My Apple ID is Greyed Out in Settings, Fix
Did you notice that iOS greyed out your Apple ID settings? This means that when you open the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, your Apple ID shows up as greyed…
How to Reset SMC (System Management Controller) on your Mac
This article explains how and when you can reset the SMC of your Mac. In some situations, you may need to reset your computer’s SMC to fix various issues. This article further details…
How To Create an Apple ID Without an Apple Device & Credit Card
This article explains how you can create an Apple on the web using the Apple ID account site. You can create an Apple ID on your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and…
Safari Loading Blank Pages on iPhone or iPad, Fix
This article explains how you can fix when Safari returns a blank page when you try to load a webpage on your iPhone or iPad, as you can see in the screenshot below: Are…
How To Show Hidden Files On Your Mac
All computer systems, including macOS, contain hidden files and folders. Your Mac hides some files and folders by default. Your Mac is configured to not display hidden files. In general, you should not touch, move…
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