We Love These Four Features in iOS 14
iOS 14 is out! We recommend waiting a bit before installing, but when you’re ready (or to whet your appetite), here are four of our favorite new features.
Our Guide to Successful Online Schooling
A lot has been written about working from home, but what about schooling from home? We have some advice on how to set your kids up for success with online instruction.
Let’s Make it Easier to Read Your iPhone and Apple Watch
Having trouble reading the tiny, light text on your iPhone or, worse, your Apple Watch? Read on to learn four ways you can make them easier to read.
Audiovisual Tips for Better Videoconferencing
On your video calls, do you look like a shifty character in a low-budget horror flick? With our audiovisual tips, you can level up and make your calls more pleasant, less embarrassing, and more productive.
Three Connectivity Problems Remote Workers Are Having During the Pandemic
With nearly half the American workforce now working from home, connectivity problems abound. Here are three categories of networking problems we’re seeing frequently, along with suggestions for solutions.
Create Your Own Chat Group Via Slack
Whether you’re trying to maintain communications within a small firm, a workgroup, or a family, the group messaging tool Slack is a compelling solution.
Need to Stay in Touch? Try One of These Videoconferencing Apps
Social Media: With videoconferencing becoming an essential social tool, which app should you use? This article compares a few popular choices and helps you pick the best one for your needs.
Strategies for Moving from Mojave to Catalina
Considering upgrading to Catalina? Or maybe you have a new Mac that came with it already installed? Read on for strategies for downgrading to Mojave or running both Catalina and Mojave.
How to Find the Snaps You Want in the Mac’s Photos App
Feeling overwhelmed by the task of finding a particular photo in the haystack of your digital photo library? We run through all the ways you can categorize and search for images.
Exercise (Some) Control over How Much Your Location Is Tracked
The New York Times has revealed that iPhone apps are constantly reporting our every movement to a shadowy collection of location-data companies. If that creeps you out (as it should!) read on to learn how to protect your location privacy.
