For 2019 Amazon Prime Day the company chose to make it last two days. We’ve found five deals in electronics you might be interested in.
A Reference: All About macOS Catalina System Files
A recent article prompted John to pull together a reference page for some fundamental changes in the structure of macOS Catalina.
iOS 13: How to Set Apple Books Reading Goals
Apple Books didn’t see many improvements with iOS 13, but there is a major feature that was added: Apple Books reading goals.
Try Salting Passwords if You Don’t Trust Password Managers
Andrew recently stumbled upon this sweet password trick from Password Bits, and he’s geeking out over the sheer genius of it.
How to Stop Screen Recording Without Using Control Center
There’s a better way to stop screen recording than opening up Control Center, then trimming that part out of the video.
2019 Father’s Day Gift Guide: 5 Awesome Dad Presents
2019 Father’s Day is just around the corner on June 16. We’ve search far and wide across the web to present to you five great dad gifts.
iOS: How to Manually Configure iCloud Keychain
Unlike a traditional password manager, we don’t have a lot of control over iOS password generation. But there is a manual workaround that lets us configure iCloud Keychain a bit.
RIP Bash: macOS Catalina Will Set Z Shell as Terminal Default
Starting with the macOS Catalina beta, your Mac will use Z shell as the default shell in Terminal, replacing Bash which has been on the Mac since 2002.
iOS: How to Use Excel’s Insert Data From Picture to Scan Spreadsheets
Microsoft announced that its feature for Excel called ‘Insert Data From Picture’ is now available for its iOS app. Here’s how to use it.
How to Use macOS Keychain Access to Beef up iCloud Keychain
Did you know that iCloud Keychain is synced with macOS’s Keychain Access utility? You can add website logins directly to Keychain Access, and have it synced to your iOS devices.
How to Copy and Paste Actions Between Shortcuts
Andrew recently discovered a shortcut that lets you copy and paste actions between shortcuts, which is helpful when you’re making a shortcut with dozens of actions.
iOS 12.3: How to Use Apple Pay in iTunes and the App Store
In iOS 12.3 Apple gave customers the ability to use Apple Pay in iTunes and the App Store for apps, movies, games, and more. Here’s where to find the setting.
iOS 12.3 Lets You Add an Apple Pay Express Transit Card
One of features included in today’s iOS 12.3 update is the ability for iPhone customers to add an Apple Pay express transit card.
6 Affordable Mother's Day Gifts
Mother’s Day is coming up on May 12. Besides cards and flowers, here are 6 affordable Mother’s Day gifts you might like.
macOS: How to Disable Homebrew Analytics
Homebrew has recently started to collect data, which helps the developers. But if you don’t like this you can disable Homebrew analytics.
Summarize Articles With My AutoTLDR Shortcut
Andrew was inspired by Reddit’s TLDR bot to create his own shortcut to summarize articles and save them for later.
macOS Mojave: How to Disable Mojave Screenshot Shadows
macOS Mojave changed the way we took screenshots with a new Screenshot app. Here’s how to disable Mojave screenshot shadows using Terminal.
iOS: How to Create a Table of Contents in Pages
Last month, Apple released Pages version 5.0 that lets people create a table of contents, a feature previously only available on macOS.
iOS Mail: What’s the Difference Between Push and Fetch?
If you’ve poked around in the Settings app, you may have noticed that Mail supports something called ‘Push’ and ‘Fetch.’
iOS 12.2: What Does AQI in Apple Maps Mean?
Yesterday Andrew discovered something new in iOS: AQI in Apple Maps. It’s a new feature that came with iOS 12.2. Here’s what it means.
