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How to change your AirDrop name on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
When using AirDrop, ensure your name is professional and accurate, making it easy for others to identify your device.
How to cancel downloads and updates from Mac App Store
Apps make life so convenient and efficient, but sometimes they can be a pain. If you ever find yourself in the middle of downloading or updating an app from the Mac App Store and regret it, don’t worry—Apple makes canceling…
How to turn on or off True Tone on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Apple devices have a display feature called True Tone to reduce eye strain. Though it is developed to help us, it might be irritating for some, particularly because of the color shift. This article will cover what True Tone means…
How to set a video as a screen saver on Mac
Despite having dynamic desktops, we are limited to using the old screen savers on MacBook. However, Apple lets you use a third-party app to help you choose from pre-installed images or videos. To help you with this, I have explained…
7 Ways to fix CoreServicesUIAgent verifying stuck on Mac
Macs are widely known for providing impeccable performance and security. However, while allowing the installation of third-party apps, some users have found this error log – CoreServicesUIAgent. If you have faced the same issue, you need not worry. In this article, I’ll…
25 Best macOS Ventura hidden features you should know!
The macOS 13 Ventura brings some big updates for Mac, such as Stage Manager, Passkeys, Camera continuity, and many more. While you know many of these, thanks to WWDC 2022, there are still many interesting features hidden inside, which Apple…
Make a demo video for idea sharing with DemoCreator on Mac
Review of Wondershare DemoCreator, a tool that lets you create demo videos and presentations on your Mac with ease.
How to downgrade or cancel iCloud+ plan on iPhone or Mac
iCloud+, a paid data storage service for your Apple devices, has made it easy to back up important images and files. When you sign up for iCloud, you get free storage of 5GB. Post that, you’ll need to pay extra…
How to use your MacBook in clamshell mode (Lid closed)
MacBook clamshell mode has been around for quite some time. Clamshell mode is often called closed lid mode. It’s a unique way to get the most out of the compact yet powerful Macs. You get to have the desktop experience…
How to convert PDF to Word on Mac for free
On various occasions, I am required to convert PDF files to Word on my Mac. These files are necessary for our duties and for storing official data. Today, I am going to share five easy methods to convert PDF to…
AirPods Pro keeps disconnecting? 11 Ways to fix it!
Are your new AirPods Pro 2 randomly getting disconnected? Here's the solution you need.
How to fix sound not working on MacBook issue
So you finally settled for a movie or music on your Mac after a stressful day. But you find yourself staring at your Mac’s screen without hearing a thing, even after turning up all volume keys. Your Mac’s audio output…
How to use Tab Groups in Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac has a Tab Group feature that makes it easy to manage several tabs. This is helpful while researching multiple things or just wanting to keep things organized. Let me tell you more about it…
How to make a Genius Bar appointment at an Apple Store
Aside from their devices, one of the things I love the most about Apple is their stellar customer support and service. Apple Support has got you covered regardless of the kind of Apple device you have and the help you…
How to use Google Lens on Mac
Google Lens is a tool powered by object recognition technology that allows users to do many things with images, including reverse searching anything you see in front of you or on the internet. While Android and iOS users have been…
Clean and speed up your Mac with Cleaner One Pro
Review of Cleaner One Pro: This software keeps your Mac and Windows clean, fast, and organized.
How to type special characters and symbols on iPhone
Did you know there are many hidden special characters on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac keyboard? The standard keyboard only provides a few character alternatives at first glance. But you can type special characters such as accented characters (like é…
FoneGeek iOS system recovery tool for Windows and Mac
FoneGeek iOS system recovery tool for Windows and Mac helps users resolve any issue with their iPhone and iPad without losing data. It is a trustworthy solution for every beginner and professional. Price: Monthly plan starting from $23.95 Download No…
Mouse cursor disappears on Mac? Here’s how to fix!
A few times, while browsing social media or after playing a game, I found that the mouse cursor disappears on my Mac. It’s a random thing and not limited to any one specific app or a particular version of macOS.…
14 Finder tips and tricks every Mac user must know
Finder is an essential feature on macOS to find and organize files and folders on your Mac. It’s constantly running in the background, contributing to your workflow. But do you know how to customize Finder preferences to speed up daily…
External hard drive not showing up on Mac? 9 Quick fixes!
External hard drives are among the perfect storage solutions to locally save gigabytes of data. You just have to plug the drive into your Mac and access them on the desktop or Finder. However, when an external drive fails to…
How to add AppleCare plan to iPhone and Mac after purchase
When you initially bought your Apple device from the Apple Store, an Apple specialist would’ve likely asked if you’d want to purchase an Apple Care+ Plan or AppleCare Protection Plan to protect your product. If you initially declined but realized…
How to block email tracking pixel on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Companies and ad agencies have a way of tracking emails they send to you; so they know when you open them. And worse, they use email tracking pixels to capture your mailing activities, monitor email engagement, behavioral trends, and more.…
How to fix corrupted files on Mac using Wondershare Repairit
Wondershare Repairit is a powerful and easy-to-use software that repairs corrupted photos, videos, audio, and files on your PC or Mac regardless of the level of damage. It boasts a high recovery rate and can restore even the most severely…
How to unsend an email on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Often we forget to include an attachment or add a CC when in a hurry. And we realize this only after hitting send. Well, worry no more. With the introduction of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, you can…
How to add free music to iMovie on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
iMovie is an exceptionally powerful tool for creating movies and videos. However, the lack of pre-added music is one of its biggest weaknesses. Moreover, the pre-built music option doesn’t gel well with various videos. Don’t worry; I will tell you…
Convert, edit, and create PDF files online with Soda PDF
Soda PDF is a smart, exhaustive PDF manager. You can open it in any browser or device (including Mac, iPhone, and Windows) and handle almost any task, from editing, annotations, signatures, OCR, format conversion, form filling, and more. Pros Cons…
How to listen to Apple Music offline on Apple devices
Apple Music is a popular music streaming service that provides us with a plethora of songs and features such as Hi-Res lossless and Spatial Audio (with Dolby Atmos). It takes our music listening experience to a whole new level, but…
How to use Sound Check on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV
Each music piece carries its own studio record volume; thus, some are louder than others. However, sound fluctuations can hamper your listening experience and mental state. So, maintaining a consistent sound regardless of the music volume is much needed, and…
How to schedule emails on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to send later
Some emails are only effective when sent on time, like early-morning task lists, reports, or birthday wishes. A handy trick is to schedule them so they reach the receiver on time. Luckily iOS 16, iPad OS 16, and macOS Ventura…