Words and names in many languages often use accented letters, which are letters with small markings appearing above or below them (such as the tilde and umlaut). Accented letters are important, as they can change the meaning and pronunciation of a particular word or phrase. There are several easy methods to insert or type accented letters on your Mac. We'll cover how to type letters with accents using keyboard shortcuts, as well as how to insert them using the Mac Accent menu.

In the 181st episode, learn what turned David and Donna from haters to superfans of Apple’s Notification Summaries. Other topics include WWDC rumors and a deep dive into emoji and how you can make sure they appear correctly on Apple and Android devices alike.

If your iPhone voicemail transcription is not working, there are a few easy fixes you can try. The most effective way to handle your voicemail transcription not working is to reset your network settings. However, we will show you various ways to fix the problem. 

By default, your Mac will automatically capitalize certain words (such as at the beginning of a sentence, a technical term, or a city's name). While this is usually helpful, there are times when automatic capitalization is inaccurate and becomes annoying to fix. Below, we'll cover how to turn off automatic capitalization on your Mac.