Restore From Time Machine

When you move from an old iPhone or iPad to a new one, the easiest approach is often the Quick Start device-to-device transfer. But if that doesn’t work, or if you have to give up one device before receiving the other, iCloud Backup is a fine alternative. Fine, that is, if you have enough iCloud…

Are you worried that family members who otherwise have access to your iPhone passcode might read your private diary in a journaling app? Or perhaps you’d like to prevent your child from accidentally opening apps where they could cause mischief? With iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, you can easily lock specific apps using Face ID…

You read how to record the action on your Mac using built-in tools. You can also record the action on your iDevice. There’s 2 ways this can be done: The manual way, by setting up another camera and recording the action as you swipe, touch and tap. It works, but there is another way that will…

There’s little more frustrating than being unable to print a document when you need it. You choose File > Print, and nothing happens. Or, worse, macOS looks like it’s printing, so you focus on some other task, only to realize 20 minutes later that nothing has come out of the printer. Now what? Try these…

Is your child heading off to college soon? Now is the perfect time to consider getting them a new Mac, especially if their current computer is old, unreliable, shared with family members, or a school loaner. If you’re unsure which Apple Mac model is the best choice, this guide will help you decide. Check College…

In September, Apple introduced tvOS 17, which included several eagerly awaited features. One of the highlights was its support for FaceTime calls. This was made possible using Continuity Camera with an iPhone or iPad, equipping the Apple TV with the necessary camera and microphone. To get started, launch the Zoom app on the Apple TV….