Calendar Events on an iPad – Video Tip
Adding and editing calendar events on and iPad and iPhone is easy. But there is no need to add events by touching the plus sign. Learn other ways of working with events.
Adding and editing calendar events on and iPad and iPhone is easy. But there is no need to add events by touching the plus sign. Learn other ways of working with events.
You have a new iPhone or iPad—congratulations! When transferring your data to the new device, you have three options: Quick Start, an iCloud backup, or a Mac backup. All will work, but they don’t quite provide the same end result (particularly if you didn’t encrypt your Mac backup). Our advice—backed by this post from Apple…
We’ve been talking a about digital security since the beginning of the year. While online security often takes center stage, it is just as crucial to protect your Mac from unauthorized access when you step away. You wouldn’t want someone browsing through your emails, messages, or private files while you’re out for lunch. Many people…
Are you preparing to send your child off to college? Now might be the perfect time to upgrade their Mac, especially if their current device is outdated, unreliable, shared with family members, or was a loaner from high school. Check College Requirements First Before making a purchase, check with the college. While it’s less common…
We have an activity that can keep kids engaged during family gatherings. Figure out something the kids can do that involves motion—knocking down a tower of blocks, rolling a ball or toy car down stairs, even just making silly faces—and record them using the Slo-Mo option in the Camera app. Swipe left (iPhone) or down…
In October, the first set of Apple Intelligence features appeared in macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. Apple has debuted the second set in the December releases of macOS 15.2 Sequoia, iOS 18.2, and iPadOS 18.2. Apple still considers them in beta, which is a nice way of saying they may not work perfectly. However, they usually do…
A few months ago, news broke about the latest massive data breach, this time from National Public Data. This company collects vast amounts of personal data about individuals from public data sources, including addresses, employment history, criminal records, and Social Security numbers. NPD then sells access to that data to employers conducting background checks, landlords…