Tips and guides
Have you wondered what you can do with the Wallet app on your iPhone? Although it started out life called Passbook, Apple soon realized that the only sensible name was Wallet.
If you’re struggling to hear what's around you, you can try using your AirPods to help you hear better in certain situations.
It’s extremely uncommon for a Mac to freeze or crash these days, but it can happen. What should you do if your Mac locks up and becomes completely unresponsive.
After a limited release to select customers, today Apple released their new credit card called Apple Card.
“Winter Wonderland” may be a great song to listen to when the snow flies, but if you’re sweltering in the summer heat, having it pop up while iTunes is.
An ever-increasing number of Web sites boost their security via two-factor authentication (2FA), which requires you to type in a short numeric code to complete.
Most Mac users probably think of searching on the Mac in relation to finding files on their drives. That may be the most common use of Apple’s Spotlight search.
We’ve all had it happen. “Can I use your Mac for a minute to check my email?” The answer can be “Yes,” but to keep people from poking around on your Mac or from.
By default, Apple populates your Mac’s Dock with all sorts of apps and arranges them in a particular order.
One of the big no-nos with passwords is sending them to other people as plain text in an email or a text message conversation.
You know how to use the Camera app on your iPhone or iPad to take a video, but did you know that you can also record a video of what happens on the screen of your device?
Most iOS apps and many Web sites make phone numbers “hot” so you can tap them to call. But it’s not uncommon to run across a number that’s formatted oddly or.
Yesterday Firefox released version 67.0.4 to address two extremely critical updates which allow a hacker to gain access to your Mac if you visit a website that.
If you’re using a Mid-2015 15-inch MacBook Pro— Apple has started a recall program to replace batteries that could explode and catch on fire.
We've all been there–you've had a credit card number compromised or you accidentally went over your limit.
Beginning May 31 you'll be able to use ApplePay to ride transit in New York City. I'm looking forward to my next annual NYC theater trip when I don't have to.
You know you've heard that you're so-and-so megabytes over your data limit, or you need who-knows-how-many gigadoodads available to install something.
SSDs are great—they’re fast, durable, and reliable—but they’re also expensive, which results in many of us not having as much storage built into our Macs as.
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