Security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh recently published information of a Zoom zero day vulnerability. Here’s how to protect yourself.
How to Download macOS Catalina Public Beta
Now that people aren’t hammering Apple’s servers all at once, it’s a good time to download the macOS Catalina public beta.
Video: How To Use Apple's New Mac Pro Placing AR Tool
Apple announced that users excited about a new Mac Pro could see how it would look in their office via an AR tool – Charlotte tested it out.
Security 101: What is a Threat Model, and How Do I Create One?
If you hang around privacy or security forums long enough, you’ll eventually come across the term “threat model.” Here’s what they mean.
How to Choose the Best Mesh Wireless System For Your Home
Sorting through the mesh wireless systems available today can be tricky. Read on, and we’ll teach you how to decide which one is best for you. [Update: Anti-malware is a theme of this update, with Plume SuperPods, Orbi, and Linksys Velop all joining the club with solid offerings in this regard. eero and Plume both solved their LAN persistence problems, keeping your Wi-Fi alive even if your Internet connection goes down. AmpliFi is doing some cool things for IoT users with regards to setting up separate SSIDs for that, too. See Changelog – Dave]
iOS: How to Control Which Apps Can Access Your Contacts (You Should)
Sometimes an iOS app wants access to your Contacts — for good but sometimes also bad reasons. Here’s how control which apps can read your iOS Contacts. And revoke permission if necessary.
How to Use Alexa to Control Apple Music on Sonos
Late last year, Alexa gained the ability to control Apple Music. At that point, only Amazon-branded devices would work. As of today, April 17th, 2019, Alexa on your Sonos One or Sonos Beam can now control Apple Music. You can also use any Echo device to control your connected Sonos system. We’ll show you how!
How To Convert iPhone Photos Back to JPG Format
If you find that the default file format for your iPhone’s photos is HEIC and you wanted JPG instead, here’s how to change it back.
Turn Your Mac Into a DJ Booth
There are some fantastic software options to help you DJ properly on your Mac and without breaking the bank.
Apple's macOS Mojave 10.14.4 Update Includes Gmail Bug - We Have a Possible Fix
If you use Apple Mail to connect to a Gmail or G-Suite account, you might have trouble with the latest macOS Mojave 10.14.4 update. And if you’re experiencing this problem, we have a fix for you to try.
Syncing Trello and Todoist to Boost Productivity
Trello and Todoist are key tools in lots of people’s productivity armoury, but it is not obvious how they can best work together.
Resolved: Making Better Mac Backups
This is the time of year when many are on vacation. And making new year’s resolutions. It’s good to reflect on and possibly update one’s Mac backup strategy. John walks us through it.
iOS: How to Control Your Snapchat Ad Settings
While you can’t stop ads completely, you can fine-tune your preferences.
How to Use The New Instagram Close Friends Feature
It lets users create a separate list of followers that have special viewing permissions.
macOS: How to Check Folder Sizes in Bulk
Andrew learned of this tip a couple of minutes ago. If you’ve ever wondered how to check folder sizes in bulk, here’s how to do it.
iOS 12: Manage Your Apple Pay Billing and Shipping Address
Here’s how to manage your Apple Pay billing and shipping address.
iOS 12: How to Create Album Folders in Photos
In iOS 12 you can create album folders in the Photos app, but the way to create them is a little hidden.
Here's How and Why to Share Apple Notes With Yourself
Apple Notes can be shared with one person, many persons, or even yourself. This gives you a handy interlinking system to build a note network.
How to Use Depth Control With iPhone XS/Max & XR Camera
With the new iPhone XS, XS Max and XR, using Portrait mode, you can invoke Depth Control to change the depth of field after the photo is taken. John shows us how.
How To Display Time in Digital hh:mm:ss on the iPhone
The iPhone itself can’t do it. So John shows how to display the current time in digital hours, minutes and seconds with (almost) free apps.
