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How to Combine PDFs on iPhone Using Files and Shortcuts
Learn to merge PDF files effortlessly on your iPhone or iPad using the built-in Files app and Shortcuts app.
How to Paste a Screenshot Into Documents on Mac
Improve your workflow with this comprehensive guide on how to directly paste screenshots into documents on Mac.
iOS Markup Tools Mastery: A Simple Guide to Perfecting Opacity
Markup on iOS lets you annotate images and other files with drawings, signatures, and text. Learn how to change the opacity of Markup’s tools.
How to Easily Hide Your Folder Names on iPhone and iPad | Create Nameless Folders
This clever hack lets you hide folder names on iPhone. You can easily create nameless folders following the steps in this article.
How to Create a Table of Contents In Pages On Mac, iPhone and iPad
Need to know how to create a table of content in Apple Pages? We’ve got solutions for iPad, iPhone, and Mac.
How to Create Albums and Folders in Photos on iPhone
Simplify your photo management. Learn how to create albums and folders in photos on iPhone with our detailed and easy-to-follow guide.
How to Merge Windows on iPad: 3 Easy Steps
Safari on iOS and iPadOS has a lot of hidden shortcuts. One useful shortcut is the ability to merge all windows.
Apple Second Impact Accelerator Event Brings Opportunity to Minority Businesses
For the second year in a row Apple’s Impact Accelerator is offering minority-owned businesses a chance to work directly alongside Apple.
'Scanner Pro' Update Brings AI-Powered Smart Categories for Organization
Now Scanner Pro automatically sorts & organizes your scans by categories. It’s tiring and time-consuming to manually organize the hundreds of scanned documents in Scanner Pro into folders and carefully name them so they’re easier to find. Thanks to Smart Categories, you’ll need less time to find the scan you’re looking for, without the need to manually organize all your files. Just search through bills, invoices, magazines, and so on.
Zoom, Also Email Horrors – TMO Daily Observations 2021-10-06
Charlotte Henry joins host Kelly Guimont to discuss a quick Zoom tip, and a (seasonal) story about the horrors of an overstuffed inbox.
OWC Launches Jellyfish Manager 2.0 With Cloud Backup Integrations
OtherWorld Computing announced on Thursday the launch of Jellyfish Manager 2.0. It offers cloud backup integrations, a dashboard, and a new design.
4 More Must-have Mac Menu Bar Add-ons
We have four more great Mac menu bar add-ons to follow up from last week’s list. They’ll all help do even more with your Mac, so read on to see our list.
6 Powerful Add-ons You Need in Your Mac Menu Bar
Looking for some great menu bar add-ons that’ll make using your Mac even better? Check out TMO’s list of six must-have menu bar items.
How to Use Numbers to Automatically Sequence Dates
Apple’s spreadsheet app called Numbers is a powerful, yet easy-to-use tool to create graphs, charts, and more. Here’s how to sequence dates.
Spring Cleaning Email – TMO Daily Observations 2021-03-22
Charlotte Henry joins host Kelly Guimont to discuss how to clear out your email inbox and get it down to a reasonable size using apps and more.
How to Organize Your Files: An Introduction to Personal File Management
Andrew rewrote his guide to personal information management, combining his old articles into one and adding tweaks since first writing about it in 2018.
C-Command Software Offers 25% Off Black Friday 2020 Sale
Software company C-Command is offering 25% off all of its Mac apps with the code BLACKFRIDAY2020.
‘Smart Tasks’ Reminder App Syncs Calendar Events
Smart Tasks is an app that combines reminders and your calendar to see what tasks you have one week at a time. Features include: Drag and drop to quickly add, reorder, delete, and import tasks; Swipe on any tasks, category, or date to access quick actions to get things done quicker; Sync across devices; Categories; Dark mode support; Multiple reminders in tasks; Notes in tasks; Choose between 28 modern colors for category labels; Calendar; Import reminders from the Apple Reminders app; Today Widget; Export and Import Tasks and Categories; Drag multiple tasks; Routines; Routine reminders; Add, edit, delete, and view calendar events; Handoff. Smart Tasks has a limited amount of features for free, and has a subscription costing US$1.99/month or US$11.99/year.
Readdle’s PDF Expert for Mac is 50% Off, Normally $80
PDF Expert for Mac by Readdle is a powerful tool and it’s on sale for US$40 (normal price is US$80) until August 12.
Stay Productive With These 4 Plain Text Editors on iOS
With these four plain text editors on iOS and iPadOS, you can create documents using a universal format that virtually all systems support.
‘Miary’ is a Minimalist Diary App That Syncs to iCloud
Miary is a new app on the App Store and it’s a beautiful, minimalist diary. It’s fully accessible, supporting features like VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion. It provides over 100 color themes, Dark Mode, and over 50 fonts. You can listen to soothing nature sounds while you journal, with mood and activity tracking for a variety of activities. You can add unlimited photos and videos to your journal entries, and add location tags to entries, too. A feature that caught my eye is that Miary syncs to iCloud. Many journal apps I’ve seen want to keep users in their own cloud, but with Miary you can trust that your journal is kept in iCloud. It has a simple privacy policy saying that no data is stored on Miary’s servers, and data is not shared with third parties. The app is free, with optional subscriptions starting at US$0.99/month for premium features.
Dr. Mac's Productivity Prescription – TMO Daily Observations 2020-04-23
Today, Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus joins host Kelly Guimont to chat about ways each of them have discovered to be productive while not in a “regular” office.
Programmer, Author, Podcaster Rosemary Orchard - TMO BGM Interview
Rosemary Orchard describes herself as a geek, nerd, and programmer. She works full time as a developer of web applications, but her real loves are automation and productivity. She’s also a book author and podcaster.
Rosemary told me the story about how she started with computers and programming. After a bad experience with a Toshiba notebook and Windows Vista, she bought a MacBook Air for her university work—and loved it. At this point, she was still pursing human languages, but in time gravitated towards, instead, creating computer software that would make peoples lives easier. And she never looked back. We talked about her Web app development, her books (one on Shortcuts) and finished with how she learned to podcast. Today she does two. You’ll enjoy hearing how Rosemary’s career has developed.