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4 Outdoor AR Apps to Get Your Nature On
Whether you’re fishing, hiking, or stargazing, there’s sure to be an app you’ll like in this roundup.
Learn to Automate Your iPhone with Apple's Shortcuts Gallery
The Gallery section in iOS 12’s Shortcuts app is full of ideas you can use to learn how to automate your iPhone or iPad.
macOS Mojave: How to Use Continuity Camera
Continuity Camera is a new feature in macOS Mojave that lets you quickly scan documents and take pictures to use on your Mac.
iOS 12: How to Make a Memoji
iOS 12 lets you make your own custom Animoji called Memoji. Here’s how to create yours.
iOS: How to Reset Siri and Your User Data
When you use Siri, Apple collects data about you in order for the service to work. If you’re not comfortable with that, you can reset Siri.
How to Use Memoji Camera Effects in Messages and FaceTime
You can use your Memoji, or Animoji with real time camera effects in Messages and FaceTime in iOS 12. Here’s how.
5 iPhone XR Cases to Protect Your Device
You won’t be able to reuse your iPhone X case on the XR, although you can with the XS. So here are some iPhone XR cases.
macOS Mojave: Disabling the Screenshot Thumbnail
Have you taken a screenshot yet under Mojave? If you have, then you may have noticed a funny little floating thumbnail appear after you did. If you don’t like this behavior, come read today’s Quick Tip!
macOS Mojave: How to Fix Blurry Mac Fonts
Some Mac users are noticing blurry fonts after updating to macOS Mojave, but luckily there’s something you can do using Terminal.
macOS Mojave: Turn Off Recent Apps in the Dock
If you installed macOS Mojave and are very confused about what’s going on with your Dock, come read this Quick Tip! We’ll tell you what’s going on…and how to switch its behavior back.
How to Turn On Fall Detection on Apple Watch Series 4
Fall Detection is turned off by default on Apple Watch Series 4. It’s easy to enable, so read on to learn how.
macOS: How to Create a Mac Panic Button With Automator
Andrew explains how he used Automator to create a Mac panic button. It automatically deletes certain files, then empties the Trash.
How to Pair a New Apple Watch When You Also Have a New iPhone
There are a specific number of steps to take in a certain order to ensure you don’t lose any information when you pair a new Apple Watch.
watchOS 5: How to Enable Raise to Speak for Siri on Apple Watch
Raise to Speak in watchOS 5 lets you talk to Siri on your Apple Watch without having to say “Hey Siri.” Here’s how to turn it on.
watchOS 5: New Notifications Options and "Deliver Quietly" for Apple Watch
Within watchOS 5, there’s a handy way you can control notifications by app—and have those changes reflected on your iPhone, too. Today’s Quick Tip is all about just how you’ll use this brand-new feature!
watchOS 5: Here's How to Use Walkie Talkie with your Apple Watch
Here’s how to set up and use watchOS 5’s Walkie Talkie feature on your Apple Watch.
A New iPhone and New Apple Watch Set Up Guide
So you’re getting a new iPhone soon. And maybe a new Apple Watch as well. Getting your devices properly set up can be confusing, so John has put together a new iPhone and new Apple Watch set up guide to make sure everything goes smoothly.
5 iOS 12 AR Apps to Test Your New Camera
If you’ve purchased an iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, or iPhone XR, we’ve roundup up some iOS 12 AR apps to test that new camera.
5 Pre-Made Siri Shortcuts To Help You Get Started
Andrew has a bunch of Shortcuts that he’s been using since Workflow, and he shares his 5 favorite pre-made Siri Shortcuts to use in iOS 12.
iOS 12: How to Create Shortcuts from Siri Suggestions
Here’s how to set up iOS 12 Shortcuts from Siri Suggestions to automate tasks on your iPhone or iPad.
How to Manage AppleCare Plans and What You Can Do
Whether it’s AppleCare+ or AppleCare Protection, it’s possible to cancel your plan and get a refund.
How to Enable AutoFill Passwords in iOS 12
iOS 12 lets you use third-party password manager apps, like 1Password, to autofill logins on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Here’s how to set it up.
How to Unenroll Your iPad or iPhone from the iOS Public Beta Program
Fortunately, it’s easy to take your iOS device off Apple’s beta program, and Bryan Chaffin walks you through the steps.