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Hazel review: Folder-based automation that makes life easier on macOS
At a glanceExpert’s RatingPrice When ReviewedHazel : $42 (single user); $65 up to 5 users); $20 (upgrade) Best Prices Today – Hazel Retailer Price Delivery Noodlesoft $42 View Price comparison from...
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More than 50 fun and funny things to ask Siri
Siri is Apple’s voice assistant and appears on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and HomePod. It easily handles things like settings timers and alarms, adding appointments to your calendar, making...
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How to edit TextEdit files on iPad
For many years people have used the free TextEdit app on their Macs to quickly create plain text files. Apple for some reason has never brought this useful program to its mobile devices, so it can be...
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Complete guide to the new AirPods Pro 2
The original AirPods Pro were introduced in October 2019, two and a half years ago. How long will we have to wait for Apple to update the AirPods Pro and unveil its second generation of premium...
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Apple TV+: ‘Make or Break’ and ‘Shining Girls’ are now streaming
Apple has planted its own flag in the streaming wars with Apple TV+, its in-house streaming service that focuses almost entirely on original programming rather than an extensive library of existing TV...
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Take $250 off the 16-inch MacBook Pro at Amazon right now
Pro. Apple overhauled its flagship laptop late last year with a speedy chip and incredible screen and now it’s got a great price too: Amazon is selling the 16-inch MacBook Pro with an M1 Pro processor...
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Apple Arcade FAQ: ‘Prune+’ is now available
Gaming subscription services are all the rage now, but Apple Arcade isn’t quite like Google Stadia or Xbox Live. So if you’ve got questions about it, we’ve got plenty of answers. Updated 04/29/22:...
View ArticleNew AirTag firmware adjusts the unwanted tracking sound for easier detection
Apple has pushed out new firmware for its AirTags trackers, version 1.0.301. Apple’s support document notes a single change: “Tuning the unwanted tracking sound to more easily locate an unknown...
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The M1 chip and beyond: Everything you need to know about Apple’s homegrown...
Macs have undergone a big change since last June. Announced at WWDC 2020, Apple is switching its internal architecture from one that uses Intel CPUs, third-party graphics processors, and other parts,...
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Thunderbolt adapter guide: How to connect anything to a USB-C Mac
Apple equips its Macs with Thunderbolt ports that are compatible with USB-C. A new MacBook Pro comes with either two or three of these ports, depending on the model you pick. A new MacBook Air has a...
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Get Adobe and Figma training for $40 with this graphic design course package
Launching a career as a graphic designer these days takes a lot more than a brilliant eye or talent for digital creation. You’ve got to be a guru on all the best apps for accomplishing those tasks....
View ArticleDoes Apple’s lucrative past mean it can survive an uncertain future?
Welcome to our weekly collection of all the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a morning cup of coffee or...
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Landbot can bring a chatbot to your business, and it’s $60 off right now
The word “chatbot” might incite an adverse reaction. But the reality is that customers generally like them. Consumers reported a satisfaction rate of over 87 percent after interacting with an...
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How to find, block, and disable an unknown AirTag moving with you
The new AirTag from Apple is a compact tracking device that has an extremely long life and precise locating ability in the right circumstances. Unlike a GPS tracker, which requires cell service and...
View ArticleDoes Apple’s lucrative past mean it can survive an uncertain future?
Welcome to our weekly collection of all the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a morning cup of coffee or...
View ArticleApple has already removed nearly 3 million underperforming apps
After an App Store policy came to light last week that threw countless apps into limbo, Apple has issued a clarification about its App Store Improvements process that will give developers much more...
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Prepare for 13 top IT certifications that can skyrocket your career for $35
Hands-on work is invaluable toward achieving the next step in your IT career, but if you want to advance, you need to prove your skills, and certifications can play a huge role. Earning the proper...
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How to attach an action to a Mac folder for automatic workflows
Folder Actions are one of many hidden gems in macOS. You can set an action to occur whenever the contents of a folder are changed. This can be a simple action drawn from a list that Apple provides...
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Apple’s latest moves show how much–and how little–it is willing to change
Apple seems, in general, to have weaponized the idea of institutional stubbornness. This is the company that refused to license its operating system to PC makers back in the 1980s and 1990s, insisted...
View ArticleEvery Apple release and announcement we expect (and hope) in May
We have WWDC coming up on the second week of June, and if Apple’s going to do anything big, they’re going to save it for that event. That means you can expect a relatively slow month in May. The...
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