Preparing Your Organization for a Possible COVID-19 Quarantine
/How would your organization react to a COVID-19 scare or quarantine? Here’s how you can use technology to respond to such an event.
Read MoreHow would your organization react to a COVID-19 scare or quarantine? Here’s how you can use technology to respond to such an event.
Read MoreHave you ever looked over your spouse’s shoulder and thought, “Hey, that’s a cool app.”? If you set up Family Sharing (in System Preferences > iCloud on the Mac, and in Settings > Your Name in iOS), you can download almost any app that someone else in your family has purchased on either the Mac App Store or the iOS App Store.
Read MoreNeed to check something in another email message while composing a message in Mail on an iPhone? Many people don’t realize that you can swipe down on the top of the draft to dock it at the bottom of the screen, look something up in another message, and then expand the draft again by tapping it at the bottom of the screen.
Read MoreThose of you who use a Mac laptop—a MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro—probably know you can connect it to a large external display for more screen space. But sometimes it’s not convenient to have your Mac open on your desk next to the big screen.
Read MoreIf you’re passing an old Mac on to a colleague, friend, or family member—or returning it to Apple for recycling—follow these steps to prepare it for its next stage in life and ensure that no one will be able to access your data.
Read MoreDo you use 3D Touch on your iPhone? From 2015 through 2018, every iPhone from the iPhone 6s through the iPhone XS supported 3D Touch, other than the iPhone SE and iPhone XR. With 3D Touch…
Read MoreAlthough the new features of Catalina look great and we will eventually move to it, we are recommending you do not upgrade to macOS 10.15 Catalina right away! It’s possible that some of your older applications will not work at all when you upgrade to Catalina. You will need to make sure you’re not only on the latest version of your applications but you’ll also need to make sure that those latest versions ARE compatible with Catalina (some of them are not!). We recommend waiting a month or two to let the dust settle and to make sure that you’ve updated to the latest versions of your apps. Read on to find out how you can tell which of your Mac apps won’t work with Catalina at all. Make sure to contact us for help with making sure Catalina won’t destroy your workflow.
Read MoreIt’s official! Apple has announced new iPhones with significantly improved camera capabilities, an Apple Watch with an always-on screen, and an improved entry-level iPad. Read on for details of all these and more.
Read MorePicture yourself looking for something specific on a long Web page on the small iPhone screen. Did you know that you can search through just the text of the page? Tap the Share button, and in the bottom row of icons, swipe left until you see Find on Page. Tap that, and then enter the word you’re looking for in the search field that appears. The Up and Down arrow buttons in the upper left of the keyboard help you find other instances of your search term.
Read MoreNo one expects the Spanish Inquisition! Or file corruption, drive death, fire, flood, or theft. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Read MoreIf you’re overwhelmed by email, check out the Filter feature in the Mail app in both macOS and iOS to look at just a subset of messages.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever wondered which graphics format—GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF—is best for a particular use, here’s the scoop.
Read MoreIf your Mac resembles an absent-minded professor’s office with files and folders strewn hither and thither, getting to the right spot to open or save a file may have become slow and clumsy. Sure, in an ideal world, you’d organize everything perfectly, but you’d also be flossing twice a day, calling your mother every Sunday, and eating more leafy greens. So let’s talk about a shortcut that lets you put off that big reorg for another day: the sidebar that graces every Finder window and Open/Save dialog.
Read MoreIn today’s multi-device world, where you might check email on your Mac at work, your iPhone while out and about, and your iPad in the evening, you shouldn’t be trashing or filing each message on each device — once is enough
Read MoreDid you know that an iPhone can store medical information that could save your life, or help you save someone else’s? Learn how to create your Medical ID on our Web site, and be sure to teach family, friends, and colleagues how to work with this information in case of emergency too!
Read MoreBy default, the Wi-Fi menu on your Mac’s menu bar provides a list of available Wi-Fi networks and a few other commands. Useful stuff, but for the real scoop on what’s going on behind the scenes, Option-click the Wi-Fi menu.
Read MoreWhat’s phishing you ask? This is when you receive a bogus email that is designed to look like something legitimate with the intention of you clicking on a link which will take you to the “bad guy’s” web site or download something malicious.
Read MoreHave you gotten an email message whose Subject line says something like “Change your password immediately! Your account has been hacked.”? If not, it may be only a matter of time before you do. It’s a scary message, especially because it contains one of your passwords, some threats, and a demand for money. Worse, the password is likely one you’ve used in the past—how could the hacker have discovered it? Has your Mac really been taken over?
Read MoreAt a special event at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Apple threw back the curtains on significant updates to the long-ignored MacBook Air and even longer-ignored Mac mini. Then Tim Cook and company followed up with revamped 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pros, complete with an enhanced Smart Keyboard Folio and redesigned Apple Pencil. You can order all of Apple’s new gear right away, though demand may delay shipping for a week or two on some items.
Read MoreIt’s official! Apple has announced the snazzy new iPhone XS, massive iPhone XS Max, and budget-friendly iPhone XR, along with the Apple Watch Series 4, which could literally save your life.
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