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M3 iMac vs. M1 iMac: Should you upgrade?
As expected, Apple’s Scary Fast event was all about Macs. We got to see a new MacBook Pro 14 and 16-inch, along with a 24-inch iMac, all powered by Apple’s latest M3 series of chips. Still, many of us had…
How to tag pets in Photos app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Whether you’re a dog mom or a cat dad, you love your pet and probably snap tons of photos of them. Using the newly introduced feature of pet recognition with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, you can now…
How to share Apple Music playlist with friends on iPhone
Apple Music is among the best online music streaming apps that lets you create and share playlists with your friends and family. You can pick your desired melodies from various genres, create playlists, and share them with other Apple Music…
How to switch between users on Mac? 4 Quick ways explained!
If you wish to share your Mac with someone else, creating a new user account that works independently from your personal account can be helpful. However, on the downside, switching between different user accounts every now and then can be…
How to create new Apple ID on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
If you are a pro Apple user, you might already have an Apple ID. But if you are someone who is not well-versed with the ecosystem and just wants to try out a few of Apple services, you are welcome,…
How to view full-screen lyrics in Apple Music on iPhone and Mac
What about jamming with your friends or singing along to your favorite songs with time-synced lyrics? Luckily, Apple Music lets you see the song lyrics on the full screen. Sounds interesting, right? In this guide, I’ll show you how to…
How to fix Printer Encryption credentials have expired on Mac
Have you encountered the “Printer’s Encryption credentials have expired” error message on your Mac when trying to print a document? Don’t worry! In this tutorial, I will share how to fix expired printer encryption credentials on your Mac. Let’s get started…
Podcasts app not working on Mac? 7 Ways to fix it!
We’ve all been there when you’re all set to dive into your favorite podcast, but your trusty Podcast app decides it’s time for a coffee break. Well, fret not because in this guide, I’ll walk you through some simple methods…
How to view Home app Activity History on iPhone and Mac
Wondering when the alarm system was turned off or who unlocked the door after curfew? Using Activity History in the Apple Home app, you can see these types of actions – when they took place, and by whom. Here’s our…
How to use Apple Grid Forecast feature on iPhone and iPad
These days, people are more concerned about energy and its sources than ever before. With this in mind, Apple introduced the Grid Forecast feature in the Home app with iOS 17. This allows you to see the best times for…
How to disable Click wallpaper to reveal desktop on macOS Sonoma
Updated to macOS Sonoma? You might’ve scratched your head, noticing how your windows quickly slide to the side whenever you click the desktop. Don’t worry; this isn’t a glitch. It’s a new feature that comes with the macOS upgrade. If…
How to get Siri to read articles and text on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
If you multitask and have hands full of work, you can make Siri read whatever text is on your screen aloud. It’s like turning your iPhone, iPad, or Mac into your personal storyteller. In this guide, I have shared how…
How to hide desktop icons on Mac
A cluttered desktop looks bad on every screen share. Here are three ways to hide Mac desktop icons, from a Finder preference to a Terminal command that clears everything instantly.
35+ Best macOS Sonoma hidden features you should know!
From making your work easier to providing user-friendly tools, macOS Sonoma has been carefully designed to empower you in ways you might not have imagined. You must already be aware of some of the most impressive features of the latest…
How to change user login profile picture on Mac
The account picture on your Mac login screen is easy to change once you know where it lives. This guide covers Memoji, emoji, a Camera snapshot, or any image from your own library.
How to turn off notifications on Mac
Notification overload wrecks concentration. Here are four ways to quieten macOS, from a scheduled Focus and Do Not Disturb through to switching off alerts for individual apps.
How to use Apple Podcasts app on Mac: Ultimate Guide!
Adios, listeners. Allow me to introduce you to the ultimate guide on using the Podcasts app on your Mac. Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster or just getting started, I’ve left no stone unturned. This comprehensive tutorial is composed of everything…
How to use Emojis on Mac: 4 Simple ways
Emojis have become a regular part of our communication, adding personality to our messages and posts. While their use feels almost second nature on smartphones, it might not be as intuitive on a Mac. Regardless, Macs come with an emoji…
Can’t empty Trash on Mac? How to fix it!
A file still in use, a permissions issue, or a locked item will stop Trash from emptying. Here is how to identify what is holding the file, plus the safe way to force empty Trash on macOS.
How to recover deleted notes on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Did you accidentally delete a note on your iPhone or iPad and now looking to recover it? Well, worry not, as here I have listed easy ways to recover deleted notes on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. You can also…
How to open Mac app from unidentified developer
Apple only supports installing apps from the App Store. So, you may struggle to run an app downloaded from unidentified sources on your Mac. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t use third-party apps on your Mac. Here, I will share…
Mac won’t turn on after update? 9 Quick fixes explained
When your Mac fails to turn on or start up after an update, it can leave you frustrated and unsure of what to do next. For several reasons, a Mac can get stuck on updating and take forever to restart.…
How to left click on Mac: 3 Ways explained
If you’ve just started using a Mac, you may wonder how to perform a simple left-click. Unlike PCs, Macs have a slightly different method for clicking, which can take some getting used to. Don’t worry! I will walk you through…
How to use Chrome Password Manager on iPhone and Mac
Password Managers have become essential because remembering so many account credentials is impossible. I suggest using Google Password Manager rather than any third-party app. Let’s learn how to set up and use Google Password Manager in Chrome on your iPhone,…
How to use Touch ID to autofill passwords in Safari on Mac
AutoFill feature on Safari saves you time by streamlining your input in various fields. So, you don’t need to manually input your passwords each time you check in to your favorite websites. Interesting, right? In this guide, I’ll show you…
Deleted app still showing up on Mac? 10 ways to fix it!
Although removing an app from your Mac is simple, it can become quite frustrating when the app doesn’t delete from Launchpad or Finder. In this article, I’ve covered the simplest methods to fix the problem of deleted apps still showing…
How to hide files and folders on Mac: 4 Ways explained
Hiding files and folders on your Mac is a great way to protect your sensitive and confidential information or declutter your desktop. In this blog, I’ll show how to hide files and folders on` Mac. With these simple steps, you can…
How to change screen resolution on Mac
Whether you’re a seasoned or novice Mac user, knowing how to adjust your screen resolution is vital to get the most out of your display. Want to know the process? Follow this guide to change screen resolution on Mac in…
How to use Street View in Google Maps
Are you planning your trip but not sure about the whereabouts of the unfamiliar place? Well, the Google Maps Street View feature helps you visually explore any destination from the comfort of your home. In this guide, I will tell…
How to turn off autocorrect on Mac (In 3 quick steps)
Autocorrect on Mac helpfully mangles technical terms and proper nouns. Here is exactly where the setting lives in System Settings and how to disable it in a few clicks.
