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What Does Alarm Clock Icon On An App Mean (iPad)?

Last updated on July 8, 2018 By Serhat Kurt 53 Comments

You have seen this alarm clock badge (or icon), see the image below, on an app in the dock on your iPad and you are wondering what that exactly means? It is probably troubling you because of these reasons (a) you did not place the app in the doc, so why is it there, why […]

How To Fix Your iPad Pro With Unresponsive Screen

This article explains what to do when your iPad Pro screen stops responding to your touch. The problem you are having could be: The touchscreen of your iPad Pro stopped working and nothing happens when you tap or press any buttons. The touchscreen is not working how you would expect (e.g., touchscreen lags etc). The […]

How To Change macOS Cursor Size

This short article explains how you can change the curser (also called mouse pointer) size in macOS. This will help you see the curser easily if you have a low vision. Low vision often makes locating the curser a difficult task. Even if you do not have vision problems, you may prefer a larger curser size, […]

Activity App Not Working? Fix

This short article explains how you can troubleshoot when the Activity app is not working properly. The Activity app on your iPhone lets you view your activity progress and history. With the Activity app, you can tract your activity and progress, so that you can optimize your workouts. The data that your Apple Watch collects […]

Mac App Store: An Error Occurred During Purchase, Fix

Several Mac users have reported that they are experiencing Mac App Store sign in and purchase problems. Users have further stated that they are unable to download apps because of this problem. This error message: An error occurred during purchase. The operation couldn’t be completed (com.apple.commerce.client error 500.) This short article explains how you can fix […]

How Do I Password Protect My Files & Folders In macOS?

This articles explains how you can password protect your folders and files on your Mac. You can assign passwords for files and folders. Everyone must enter to open the file or folder because the contents of your locked files or folders will be hidden. Important note: Although password protecting requires different steps for different file and […]

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