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iOS 15: How to Create a Memoji Using Your iPhone 13
iOS 14 adds new customization options to let you personalize your Memoji even further. Here’s how to create one.
iOS: How to Forward Text Messages to Apple Devices
In part two of managing communications with multiple Apple devices, Andrew shows you how to forward text messages to other devices.
How to Control Your HomePod: The Basics
There is a lot you can do with Apple’s HomePod and HomePod mini. Here are the basics you need to know to control your HomePod.
Five Things to Watch on Apple TV+ Over The Christmas Holidays
There are lots of great Christmas shows and films to watch on Apple TV+, and some things to catch up on this holiday season.
iOS: Set a Category for Bluetooth Devices to Get the Best Experience
Apple released iOS 14.4 on Tuesday and one of the features involves Bluetooth device types that people can manually set.
iOS: How to Find and Use the iPhone Magnifying Glass
Yesterday we learned how to customize Control Center in iOS. Now we’re going back to the same area to use the iOS magnifying glass.
iOS: How to Delete Installed Apps From Your iPhone or iPad
You can delete installed apps by long pressing the app icon and tapping Delete. But there’s an alternative way in the App Store.
How to Wipe Personal Data from iPhone or iPad
If you’re trading, selling, or giving away an iOS device, you need to know how to wipe personal data from your iPhone or iPad. Jeff Butts shows you how to do it.
Speed Up iOS on Older Devices
Nothing is worse than updating your iPhone or iPad and noticing it slowing down. Here are some ways to speed up iOS on older devices.
iOS: You Don’t Need the Settings App to Restore Safari’s Top Address Bar
If you’re aching to get back Safari’s top address bar, here’s a quick way to do it. You don’t even need to go into the Settings app.
iOS 15 Lets You Track Flights in Messages
You could download a special app for this, but why? Both iOS and macOS let you track flights in Messages or from Spotlight.
How to Find and Copy File Paths in iOS Using the Files App
Using file paths in certain shortcut actions helps you automate your file workflows. But did you know you can copy file paths in iOS?
What's the Difference Between Pixelmator, Pixelmator Photo, and Pixelmator Pro?
Now that Pixelmator Photo was released for the iPhone, Andrew wanted to explain the differences between all three of the company’s apps.
iOS 15: How to Use Headphone Accommodations for AirPods
Headphone Accommodations is a new accessibility feature for supported AirPods and Beats headphones in iOS 14 to tune your audio.
How to Use the New 'Pixelmator Photo' App on iPhone
Pixelmator Photo was released for the iPhone on Thursday, and due to the smaller screen the UI is different than on the iPad.
How to Use Dual SIM on Your iPhone
Your iPhone XR or newer supports two cellular plans at a time if you use dual SIM. Here’s how to set up Dual SIM and make the most of it.
Add a 'Backup Log' to Your Shortcuts to Keep Track of File Updates
Andrew uses a shortcut he calls Backup Changelog to take note of new or updated files so he knows which ones to add to his external SSD.
Put Your macOS Shortcut Where It’s Easy to Launch
Got workflows set up in macOS Shortcuts, but don’t know how to quickly run them? You can put them in the menu bar or other accessible places.
Your iPhone Can Help Predict Your Fall Risk
If you are concerned about your fall risk, or that of a loved one, the iPhone can help. It can track walking steadiness in the Health app.
Receive Signal Messenger Notifications Just From Certain People
Little known fact: you can allow Signal Messenger notifications from specific contacts in Focus Mode. You add the person, not the app.
SharePlay Works With These Apps
SharePlay works with a variety of apps, allowing users to watch and listen to content with friends and family over FaceTime.
macOS Monterey Includes Network Quality Test
For troubleshooting slow connections, macOS Monterey now provides a built-in network quality testing tool. Jeff Butts explains how to use it.
What Does The Red Dot on Top of Your Apple Watch Face Mean?
A red dot on top of your Apple Watch face means that there are unread notifications waiting for you from one or more apps.