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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
Tracking pixels tell senders when you opened an email and often where you were. Here is how tracking works, why it matters, and how to block it in Apple Mail, Gmail, and Outlook.
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 ships with very little music, and the wrong track gets your video muted. Here is what royalty-free actually means, where to find safe tracks free, and how to import them into iMovie.
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
Timing changes whether an email gets read. Apple Mail can hold a message until a time you choose. Here is how to schedule one on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and how to change your mind later.
How to sign up for Apple One on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Apple One bundles Music, TV Plus, Arcade, and iCloud storage at a discount. Here is what each tier includes, where to subscribe, how to change plans, and whether the maths works for you.
How to export iCloud Keychain passwords on Mac and iPhone
If you’re an Apple user, chances are you’re using iCloud Keychain to store all of your passwords. The most significant limitation of this feature is that it only does this on synced Apple devices and when using Safari as your…
How to transfer data from dead Mac to new Mac
Mac has become one of the most essential parts of our life. No day goes by without opening Mac’s lid. But, What to do if your Mac stops working? What to do if your Mac seems like booting but never…
How to format SD card on Mac (3 Easy ways explained)
Choosing the wrong format leaves a card unreadable on other devices. Here is why formatting matters, how to do it on Mac, which file system to pick, and what to try when formatting fails.
Can’t share passwords with AirDrop on iPhone? 9 Real fixes
AirDropping a saved password requires iCloud Keychain, the right AirDrop visibility, and the recipient in your contacts. These nine fixes work through every requirement that commonly blocks it.
How to use HomePod and HomePod Mini with Mac
While HomePod is mostly reliable after setting up, most users struggle with its initial set-up. Especially when it comes to connecting HomePod to the Mac. If your HomePod is giving you a hard time, check out this guide to connect…
How to Use Launchpad on Your Mac: A Beginner’s Guide
Whether pre-installed or downloaded, apps make lives easier and workflows more seamless. To make things smoother, Apple has made Launchpad an essential part of macOS. Launchpad houses all our apps and is the best place to view, access, and manage them.…
How to add, delete, or erase APFS Volumes on Mac
Things you need to know: If you are a person who prefers creating partitions in your storage for various needs, then check out APFS volume on a MacBook. And If you don’t know how to add, delete or erase APFS…
iOS System Recovery Software for Mac – iMyFone Fixppo
One thing that we all can always agree on is that Life will always have some kinds of problems. Well, not only do we humans, but our devices also get into problems. When we see our iPhone gets into software…
Fast and reliable residential proxy network provider – Smartproxy
Using a proxy server has become a norm to protect your privacy or access geo-restricted content. However, finding the right proxy server that is secure, dependable, versatile, fast, and affordable is a task. And I might have just simplified the…
How to make an Instagram AR filter using Mac or PC
Augmented Reality (AR) filters have a spectacular visual effect that makes almost anyone want to view them. Many create and use them to spike brand awareness. Unfortunately, most people don’t know how to make Instagram AR filters since there’s no…
How to fix Time Machine stuck on preparing backup
Time Machine, Apple’s built-in backup feature, is an extremely handy tool that lets you backup files and folders regularly. These backups typically take time to finish. However, Time Machine gets stuck on preparing backup when you back up for the…
How to use Lockdown mode on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Apple has strict security protocols, and that is one of the several reasons we use its products. The company constantly keeps implementing new features to strengthen its security and privacy. Apple has introduced Lockdown mode with the Third Developer Beta…
How to fix Mac won’t go to sleep mode issue
A Mac that never sleeps wears its battery and wastes power. Here is how to find what is keeping it awake, from Bluetooth accessories and sharing services to apps that block sleep deliberately.
How to make a Snapchat filter on Mac or PC
While Snapchat is considered the pioneer in introducing and integrating filters and lenses to its platform, it did so by acquiring a startup. And dare I say, this has been one of the most commendable acquisitions considering how extensively people…
10 Ways to fix Zoom app not working on Mac
A failed Zoom call before a meeting is genuinely stressful. These 10 fixes move fast, from checking Zoom's server status and macOS permissions through to a clean reinstall.
macOS Dock shortcuts: Tips to boost your productivity
The Dock is faster than it looks once you learn its shortcuts. Here are the general and Dock-specific key combinations, plus how to add, rearrange, remove, and customize items.
How to use multi-stop routing in Apple Maps on iPhone and iPad
Apple is set to make its Maps app reliable or even better than its competitors. Recently, as you may have noticed, the navigation, as well as the overall UI has been overall improved after the updates. During WWDC 2022, Apple…
How to downgrade macOS Ventura beta to macOS Monterey
Things to know before downloading macOS 13 Ventura Developer Beta To downgrade, you need to backup (optional but recommended) → Erase macOS Ventura → reinstall macOS Monterey → restore Time Machine backup You can reinstall macOS Monterey through internet recovery or using a bootable USB drive Keep your Mac…
USB ports not working on Mac? Here’s how to fix them
A dead USB port is often a software issue rather than a broken connector. Here is how to test the drive and port, check System Information, and reset the controllers that manage USB.