Easiest Way to Remove Audio from Video on iPhone
By August Garry
Cracked Phone Screen? iPhone Screen Repair Costs & Options
By Amy Spitzfaden Both
A cracked iPhone screen can be quite upsetting, because it means you could be looking at pricey repairs and even loss of functionality. The moment you see that crack, your first question is usually, "What do I do?" Here are the steps to go through when you've broken your iPhone screen, plus a look at iPhone screen repair cost and options.
How to Add Bluetooth to Mac Menu Bar Icons
By Ashleigh Page
If you like to listen to music or Podcasts via wireless headphones while using your computer (like I do), you may want to add the Bluetooth icon to your Mac menu bar! This will allow you to connect Bluetooth headphones to a Mac or open Bluetooth settings without having to navigate through System Preferences. We'll show you how.
How to Open Applications on Mac with Finder
By Ashleigh Page
Commonly used apps are located in the Mac Dock at the bottom of your screen, but how do you find your other Mac apps? We'll show you how to use Finder to open the Mac Applications folder for easy access to your app collection.
How to Open Apple Music on a Mac with Finder
By Ashleigh Page
The Mac Finder might be the most undervalued app on your computer. Finder allows you to search, find, and open any application or file saved on your computer. In this tip we'll show you how to open Apple Music on a Mac from your Finder, plus how to open audio files that have not been imported into your music library.
When & How to Watch the Next Apple Announcement on April 20
By August Garry
On Tuesday, April 20, Apple will finally hold its 2021 event, Spring Loaded. We may get confirmation of rumored new products like AirTags, new iPads, an M1 iMac, and maybe even a new iPhone SE. Some dreams will be fulfilled, some crushed into the dirt. We'll cover all of it, offering commentary during the event in our Facebook group and in the special podcast episode we'll be recording right after. Here’s how you can watch Apple's April event too.
Follow Our Coverage of the Spring 2021 Apple Event
By August Garry
Apple will hold its spring event on April 20, and we'll get a chance to see what new goodies Tim Cook and company have cooking for us. Will the existence of the elusive AirTags finally be confirmed? Will we get a 2021 iPad Pro and one or more new low-cost iPads? A new generation of AirPods? What about an M1 iMac or new Apple TV? Our editorial team will be watching the Apple event live stream, and we'll host a conversation in our private Facebook group as the event happens; you're invited to join in, ask questions, and share your opinions. We'll record a special podcast episode immediately after the announcement, where we’ll discuss everything just announced. Below we'll cover how to be a part of our event coverage.
Apple Confirms April 20 Event, Mac Tips & Should You Be on TikTok?
By Ashleigh Page
In the 157th episode, David and Donna recap all of the products you can expect from Apple’s newly confirmed April 20 event. Other topics include rumors of an Apple TV and HomePod hybrid, how old is too old for TikTok, and how to unlock your Mac and iPhone using just your Apple Watch.
How to Open a Notification in Split View on iPad
By August Garry
It can be frustrating when you're halfway through a task and get a notification on your iPad. You want to check the alert, but you don't want to close out of your current project. Split View is the answer! We'll show you how to use this handy iPad multitasking feature.
How to Use Voice Control Numbered Grid to Navigate an iPhone
By August Garry
Apple's Voice Control feature allows you to navigate your iPhone hands-free, using only voice commands. It also offers a Numbered Grid overlay on your screen, which lets you select different items on your screen by calling out corresponding numbers. As an example, we'll show you how to use Numbered Grid to navigate your Photos.
Apple iPad Air Review: Through the Eyes of a First-Time iPad Owner
By Amy Spitzfaden Both
I've always had a hard time seeing where a tablet fits into my technology landscape. I have a laptop, I have a phone, why would I need a hybrid? But the 2020 iPad Air’s portability and processing power (not to mention the fun iPad Air colors) caught my attention, and I finally crossed the threshold into iPad ownership. I have to say: I like it.
iPhone 13 Rumors: What to Expect With the Next iPhone Release
By Amy Spitzfaden Both
Apple has announced its fall event, so on September 14 we're slated to meet the new iPhone. We're likely to see the iPhone 13 this fall, and there are some interesting theories as to what we might see, such as the return of Touch ID and a bigger battery. Here's everything we know about the iPhone 13, including a leaked rendering by MySmartPrice, what we might expect in terms of size, and some questions about the new camera placement.
How to Change Your Home Screen on iPhone & Customize It
By Amy Spitzfaden Both
Wild for widgets? We've compiled a list of fun ways to update your iPhone icons, including how to set up custom app icons, add themed widget ideas, and change widget sizes. We'll also go beyond app icon aesthetics and show you how to customize widget stacks and move your phone app icons from the Today View to your Home screen. Let's get started with how to change your Home Screen on the iPhone and make it more personalized to you.
How to Check RAM on a Mac to See Which Apps Are Slowing It Down
By Ashleigh Page
We all like to blame Wi-Fi when our computers are lagging, but when did you last check your Mac RAM usage? Seemingly innocent apps running in the background can consume large portions of your Mac's active memory. We'll cover how to check RAM usage with the Activity Monitor, plus a few tips on how to free up RAM.
7 Best Mac Apps for Computers with the M1 Chip
By Mike Riley
Apple Silicon Macs became available near the end of last year. These portable devices feature the M1 chip, Apple’s custom ARM-based processor, much like the ones that power iPhones and iPads. Consequently, Apple has promised that iOS applications will run on Apple Silicon systems without modification.
