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Remove Old-Style Today View Widgets from Your iPhone

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In iOS 14, Apple overhauled widgets, allowing you to add them to your Home screen in addition to the Today View accessible by swiping right on the Home screen. App […]

Read This Article Before Transferring Your Data to a New iPhone

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Are you among the millions of people planning to get a new iPhone 14? It’s exciting, we know, but don’t move too fast when getting started with your new iPhone, […]

15 Ways to Solve Call Failures on Your iPhone

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Sure, we know that phone calls aren’t the most common thing people do on their iPhones—especially anyone under 30—but it’s still important to be able to make and take calls. […]

Follow These Steps before Bringing Your Mac in for Repair

A person uses a laptop with a severely cracked and distorted screen displaying colorful lines. The laptop is on a wooden table with a small potted plant, a cup, and a notebook nearby.

It has finally happened. Keys on your MacBook Pro aren’t responding, there’s a crack on the screen, or the battery no longer holds enough of a charge to make it […]

Not Getting Full 5G When You Should? Try a New SIM Card

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If you’ve been moving your SIM card from phone to phone over the years, you might inadvertently be preventing your current phone from taking full advantage of 5G connectivity. Cellular […]

The Best Characters to Use When Naming Files and Folders

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Back in the early 1980s, DOS filenames couldn’t be more than 8 characters long with a period and a 3-character extension. That was limiting, so when Apple developed the Mac […]

Use the iPhone Camera’s Zoom to Avoid Glare, Reflections, and Shadow

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We increasingly need to take photos of documents—vaccination cards, driver licenses, passports, etc.—to submit for online verification. That’s often easier said than done, especially when taking a photo at night […]

Three Tricks for Dealing with Duplicated Contacts

In today’s world, there’s no reason to remember our contacts’ phone numbers or email addresses—that’s a job for our Macs, iPhones, and iPads. This sort of data is so core […]

How to Use Change Tracking Effectively When Collaborating on Documents

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Long gone are the days of printing a document, marking it up with a red pencil, and sending it back to the author to input the changes. In the modern […]

Extend Your Battery Life in macOS 12 Monterey with Low Power Mode

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We’ve become accustomed to our iPhones and iPads switching into Low Power Mode to preserve battery life, and you can enable it manually if you want to reduce power usage […]

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