Keyboard shortcuts can help you do many things much faster on your Mac. You can control your system, work with documents, and navigate faster. Here are top 36 keyboard shortcuts for Macbook, MacBook Pro and iMac Users you need to know…
In Apple’s Safari browser for iPhone and iPad, every new window or tab you open automatically displays the start page, giving you easier one-click access to your favorite websites and any other sites you visit more often, together with Siri Suggestions as well as websites recommended to you by friends and family. Your favorite websites […]
Whenever you visit same sites often on your iPhone or iPad, Safari displays them in the Frequently Visited section of a new tab giving you A quick access to your favorite websites and any other sites you frequently visit, as well as Siri Suggestions and websites recommended to you by friends and family. Your Frequently […]
In Apple’s Safari browser for iPhone and iPad, every new window or tab you open automatically displays the start page, giving you easier one-click access to your favorite websites and any other sites you visit more often, together with Siri Suggestions as well as websites recommended to you by friends and family. Your favorite websites […]
When it comes to uploading an image to a website using your mobile device, you may be concerned about your data cap or the time the upload is going to take, especially if the original image is in a very high resolution. Fortunately, in the latest version of Safari for iOS 13, Apple has included […]
How often have we wished to bookmark multiple tabs in Safari on your iPhone or iPad but saving all of them individually, appears like a hectic chore? Luckily, iOS 13 has a Nifty feature that allows us to bookmark all of the open tabs in Safari. There of been quite a few changes in iOS […]
With the launch of iOS 13, Apple brings some extra features to its native Safari mobile web browser. One of the most interesting new feature in Safari is the ability to customize a number of settings for specific websites. For instant, Safari on Mac, the Website Settings section provides you with an option to configure […]
If you have ever used the desktop version of Safari, you are probably familiar with the browser’s Downloads pane, which helps you keep track of any currently downloading and downloaded files. With iOS 13 and iPadOS apple brings a download manager to Safari. If you tap on a link to a certain file, that file […]
Though iOS 13 has been available for a week now, Apple today released an iOS 12.4.2 update designed for those who are still running versions of iOS 12 on devices that aren’t able to be updated to iOS 13. Apple is making iOS 12.4.2 available for the original iPad Air, the iPad mini 2, the […]
Screen Time lets you monitor and control your and your family’s device usage, and is controlled from Settings > Screen Time. To enable Screen Time, tap Turn on Screen Time on that screen. You’re asked if you’re setting up the device for you or a child, which you can change later. After you’ve turned on […]
Family Sharing lets up to six family members with separate Apple IDs share apps and media, as well as iCloud storage, photos, a calendar, and locations. It‘s also required for Apple Music family plans. In this article, I will show you How to set up and use Family Sharing with family members on iOS. Organize […]
A persistent problem for iPhone and iPad users is data management. Whether it’s managing free space on your device or controlling how much iCloud storage you’re using, , this article can help you. If you would like to know how to use the Files app to manage files stored locally and in the cloud, read […]
The App Store is arguably the most important app on your devices, since it’s your portal to a treasure trove of millions of apps. It was the App Store and third-party developers that transformed the iPhone from a niche gadget to a world-changing phenomenon. Tip: Your App Store login can be separate from your iCloud […]
Here are all helpful ways you can use spotlight search on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
Follow these steps to protect your privacy on your iPhone or iPad. Set a passcode, set up touch and face ID, set up find my iPhone, Sign in with Apple, Enable to factor authentication…
Whether or not you have an iPhone, this comprehensive guide tells you how to make a “phone” call on your iPhone or iPad. There are multiple ways to talk with someone in iOS: FaceTime lets you make crystal-clear audio or video calls on any iOS device and third-party apps like Skype can integrate with the […]
Learn the ins and outs of how activity views work in iOS and iPadOS Activity views (formerly known as the Share sheet) make it easy to share with others. You can not only share webpages through messages, email, and on social media, but you can also transfer a file (like a PDF displayed in Safari) […]
Wallet is a storehouse for virtual passes like coupons, reward cards, and tickets. It also manages your Apple Pay cards and settings. Note: The iPad doesn’t have the Wallet app, but you can manage Apple Pay payment methods in Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay. Manage Wallet Passes There are two ways to add passes: […]
This article covers the App Switcher on the iPhone and iPod touch, as well as the Handoff feature. For info on special iPad multitasking features, see Special iPad Features . Switch Between Apps Use the App Switcher to switch to a recently used app, to force-quit a crashed app, or to work with Handoff: Double-press […]
Keeping mobile devices powered is a persistent challenge. As your Apple devices do more and more for you, features like background tasks, Location Services, iCloud syncing, and Background App Refresh can strain a battery. Fortunately, iOS and iPadOS offer some tools that can extend your battery life. Note: This article refers to many Control Center […]
The Lock screen is the first thing you see when you power on or wake up your iOS device, and it contains a wealth of functionality. Lock and Unlock Your Device iOS and iPadOS 13 devices are all equipped with either Touch ID or Face ID: Face ID (iPhones without Home buttons and newer iPad […]
Once past the Lock screen, you’re presented with the Home screen—the grid of icons that you tap to launch apps. Resting at the bottom of the Home screen is the Dock, which makes it easy to get to a fixed set of your most-used apps regardless of which Home screen page you’re on. On an […]
Typing in iOS is pretty self-explanatory, but a few tricks are easy to miss, especially the new ones in iOS 13. The keyboard gets even better in iOS 13 with the landing of a Swipe-style QuickPath typing system. Previously, we could use Swype, a convenient to use app which enabled us to ‘type’ by dragging […]
Internet connections without some kind of bandwidth cap or overage fee are difficult to find. Fortunately, there are tricks you can employ to manage your bandwidth usage in iOS. All these tricks can help you reduce your use of cellular data on your iPhone or iPad, but some can also help you stay under a […]
Files is a convenient app on apple devices that gives you access to every file you have stored in the different apps on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. There is a new Downloads folder in iOS 13,which will be the location for any web downloads and attachments from Mail. In addition, there is an ability […]
Find Yourself, Your Stuff, and Your Friends Most of this article explains how to use Apple’s Maps app, but I also talk about how to Use Find My . I also discuss the potentially life-saving feature, Do Not Disturb While Driving. Use Maps Apple’s homegrown Maps app is a built-in window to the world, providing […]
Control Center is a handy way to access common controls. To open Control Center on iPhones with Home buttons, swipe up from beneath the bottom of the screen. On newer iPhones and the iPad swipe down from the upper-right corner of the screen. Control Center gives you quick access to network settings, brightness, audio controls, […]
Apple’s Shortcuts app will let you automate common actions in iOS, such as sending messages to friends, calculating tips, and sharing photos. Shortcuts lets you extend iOS’s functionality in numerous ways, and integrates with apps from Apple and participating third parties. Creating your own shortcuts can be a complex process and I don’t have enough […]
Speak to Siri Siri is your voice-activated personal assistant, capable of making phone calls, playing music, reading your email messages, telling you if it’s going to rain, and even controlling your home. Summon Siri There are two ways to summon Siri. The first is to press and hold the Home button—or the Sleep/wake button on […]
Messages has grown into a potent instant messaging tool. Messages can handle SMS messages, Apple’s own iMessage messages, and voice messages. Messages lets you add visual effects to messages, and developers can create apps that integrate with Messages. Understand Core Messages Concepts SMS (Short Message System) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging System) are methods of sending […]