Want to know how to do something on your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch? Check out these articles when you need to accomplish a task for work on your Mac, or when you are trying to figure out how to make something happen on your iPhone.
Sometimes you want someone to see an email that you have received in its original form; it doesn’t always make sense to forward the email. On your iPhone, this process is not so obvious. In this article, we will explain how to attach another email to an email and then go through the basics of … Read more
You can use the native Voice Memos app on your iPhone or iPad to record audio for classroom lectures, business meetings, interviews and more. Your audio recordings are available from any device with iCloud. I use Voice Memos often. If you use Voice Memos, you may have noticed that the Voice Memos app is taking … Read more
Receiving notifications on your Apple Watch can be very convenient…when you want to see those notifications. If you are receiving unwanted notifications on your Apple Watch, you may find that it is much more intrusive than just getting them on your iPhone. Fortunately, the settings for Apple Watch notifications are separate from your iPhone’s. In … Read more
Every once in a while, someone who is already in your contacts will call, message or email from a different phone number or email address that you don’t have for them. When this happens, you will want to add the new information to their contact card in your iPhone’s Contacts. The procedure for this goes … Read more
One of the nice things about using a news reader is the ability to customize it. In the Apple News app, you can choose to follow certain topics or channels, and if you don’t like a particular channel, you can block it. Also, if you like or dislike a specific story, you can tell Apple … Read more
You might be wondering if you should periodically shut down your Mac. Maybe you are already doing this — occasionally thinking, yeah, I haven’t shut down my Mac in a while, so I probably should. There are several reasons for regularly shutting down your Mac, and the easiest way to do that is to schedule … Read more
Many Apple product users like using AirPlay to stream media content to their televisions, often using an iPhone to stream to an Apple TV. If you want to mirror your Mac’s screen to your television, you can also use AirPlay to do this (along with an Apple TV, other streaming devices like Roku, or directly … Read more
Many like the convenience and portability of a MacBook but prefer to have a larger screen when doing real work. Using an external monitor lets you have the best of both worlds. There are many different ways to set up your workstation; some may prefer to use both the external monitor and their MacBook screen … Read more
Even though many have gone back to the office, Zoom meetings are still a regular part of many people’s work week. Especially if you are working from home, background noises can be a distraction for others in the meeting. In a pinch, you can always mute your mic, but that is inconvenient, and if you … Read more
Beginning with macOS Monterey and iOS 15, you can create a FaceTime call that non-Apple users can join. This doesn’t work the way you might expect; there is no FaceTime app for Android or Windows users to download. Instead, you create a FaceTime link that can be opened (by the non-Apple user) in a browser. … Read more