How to use Apple’s Check In, available in iOS 17 and later
Available in iOS 17, Check In is a feature that will notify friends to family members if you’ve reached your destination safely or say if you have not.
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How to use eyes and gestures to control Vision Pro
Eyes and hands are the main controllers for Vision Pro experiences. Select things with your eyes, and make things happen with gestures. What you need to know.
How to change the color of your cursor in macOS
A new feature in macOS Monterey lets you easily change the color of your cursor from its traditional white outlined black to any color combination you prefer.
How to drop a pin on Google and Apple Maps
Everything you need to learn to drop and use dropped pins on both Apple Maps and Google Maps on iPhone, iPad and Mac in one bite-sized guide.
Why your Mac displays ‘not charging’ status and how to prevent it
Apple is letting Mac notebook users know they can’t always trust the Mac’s charging status indicator, because: ‘battery health management’.
How to use Night Mode on iPhone 11 and later
Apple introduced Night Mode image capture support in iPhone 11, on by default you can extend exposure time as you try to capture the perfect night-time image…
How to get more usable MacBook Air/Pro space when working from home
How to make the very best you can from the desktop space your MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro provides you with if you are working from home…
iPhone 11: What is QuickTake and how do I use it?
The all-new iPhone 11 lets you capture video from within Photo mode using something it calls ‘QuickTake’. This is how the feature works…
How to use Siri to read and respond to your text messages
How to use AirPods to hear and respond to text messages…
How to transfer data between iPhones using Wi-Fi or a cable
iPhone users upgrading to a new device can sync data using iCloud, Wi-Fi or a cable since iOS 12.4, here’s how this works…
