Can’t Set Up New Touch ID on iPad: How to Fix
Although Apple is slowly fading out Touch ID on its iPads, many devices supporting iPadOS 16 still use the feature. In most cases, you shouldn’t have too many problems setting up a new
The Best External SSDs For Mac
Not too long ago, in a post covering tips for new Mac users, we covered a handful of accessories that every new Mac user should consider grabbing. And in that post, I mentioned twice that
How to Edit Widgets on Mac
Widgets are useful for keeping track of the latest stock prices, what the weather’s like where you live, and much more. And if you want to edit the ones that you see on your Mac, the process is
How to Export Safari Passwords on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
With the ever-growing number of applications and services that we use on a daily basis, the number of passwords that you need to remember is astronomical. While we highly recommend using a
How To Add Location and Travel Time Alerts In Calendar
In the past, we’ve covered lots of tips and tricks for using the default Calendar app on iPhone and Mac. Today, we’re going to expand on these posts with another key tip, adding
How to Turn on Low Quality Image Mode on Messages
It would be an understatement to say that the Messages app – also known as iMessage – has changed how we communicate. Keeping in touch with people has become much easier, regardless of whether
How to Use Mail Privacy Protection on iPhone, iPad and Mac
The tech world is constantly evolving, and we aren’t just talking about the ongoing improvements being made to our devices and the processors that power them or the cameras that are
Google Pixel Buds vs AirPods vs Beats Fit Pro: Better Than AirPods?
If you’re a music lover, then you’ve probably already thought long and hard about which pair of wireless earbuds to go with. AirPods have been the go-to for a while now, but
HomePod 2 Review Roundup: You Won’t Want Just One
Midway through January 2023, Apple surprised everyone by announcing a brand new HomePod. No, this isn’t a successor to the HomePod mini from 2020, but is actually a true successor to the
macOS: How to Use SSH (with certificate)
SSH is a network protocol that can help you use a secure way to access a computer over an unsecured network. It’s mostly used for remote logins. It stands for Secure Shell or Secure Socket Shell.