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Did You Know You Can Use Your Mac Laptop Closed with an External Screen and Keyboard?

February 4, 2019Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

Those of you who use a Mac laptop—a MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro—probably know you can connect it to a large external display for more screen space. But sometimes it’s not convenient to have your Mac open on your desk next to the big screen. If you’d like to close your Mac’s screen and…

Apple Has Disabled Group FaceTime to Prevent Pre-call Eavesdropping

January 29, 2019Apple, iOS, MacKelsey Jezbera

A serious bug has been discovered in Apple’s Group FaceTime multi-person video chat technology. It allows someone to call you via FaceTime and then, with just a few simple steps, listen in on audio from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac while the call is ringing, before you have accepted or rejected it. To prevent the…

Use This Hidden Feature in Safari to Access Tabs on Your Other Apple Devices

January 7, 2019Apple, iOS, MacKelsey Jezbera

Browser tabs. They breed like bunnies, and if you’re like us, you have oodles of tabs open on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. But you may not know that Safari has a great tab-management feature that lets you access all the open tabs on all your devices. (Make sure to enable the Safari switch in…

Slow Mac? Here’s How to Figure Out If You Need More RAM

January 6, 2019Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

No matter how fast your Mac was when it was new, the time will come when apps launch slowly, the spinning beachball appears more often, and everything responds sluggishly. Such problems won’t happen all the time, and you can often fix them by quitting a piggy app or restarting your Mac. But if these problems…

Siri in Mojave Now Supports HomeKit and Find My iPhone

January 5, 2019Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

Siri on the Mac hasn’t been as useful as on iOS devices, but with macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple enhanced the Mac version of Siri in a variety of ways. Apple says that Siri now knows about food, celebrities, and motorsports, but more interesting is how you can ask Siri to control your HomeKit devices (“Turn…

Getting Rid of an Old Mac? Follow These Steps to Prep It for Its Next Life

January 4, 2019Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

If a new Mac has recently arrived in your life, it may be time to hand your old Mac down to a friend or family member, pass it on to a coworker, or send it back to Apple for recycling. Here’s what to do. Backup Before anything else, make a backup, just in case. Do…

File Messages Faster in Mail in Mojave

December 6, 2018Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

In macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple exposed a feature of Mail that was useful, but hard to find and use. For several versions of Mail, you’ve been able to select a message and choose Message > Move To Predicted Mailbox to file the email in the suggested mailbox. (If the Move To command is disabled, Mail…

Recover Drive Space by Deleting Old and Unnecessary iOS Device Backups

December 6, 2018Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

If you’ve been good about backing up your iOS devices to iTunes on your Mac or to iCloud, give yourself a gold star! Both backup destinations are fine, but there’s one potential downside to iTunes backups: they can consume a lot of space on your Mac’s drive. In iTunes, go to iTunes > Preferences >…

To Update macOS 10.14 Mojave, Use This New System Preferences Pane

November 21, 2018Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

For years, you’ve used the App Store app to install operating system and app updates on your Mac. That’s still true for apps, but with macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple moved operating system updates to the new Software Update preference pane, which replaces the old App Store preference pane. Open System Preferences > Software Update to…

What Are All These New Privacy Request Dialogs in Mojave?

November 15, 2018Apple, MacKelsey Jezbera

With macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple has beefed up the Mac’s privacy so it more closely resembles privacy in iOS. You’ve noticed that when you launch a new app on your iPhone or iPad, it often prompts for access to your photos or contacts, the camera or microphone, and more. The idea behind those prompts is…

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