A more accessible world
Using Real-Time Text (RTT) on Mac allows you to make calls too!
In addition to iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, you can also make RTT calls on Mac. Here's how to do it.
Bryan M Wolfe
I'm a single dad who loves technology, especially anything new from Apple. Penn State (go Nittany Lions) graduate here, also a huge fan of the New England Patriots. Thanks for reading. @bryanmwolfe
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Explore Windows
Use Windows, Linux on your Mac through virtualization
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There are many reasons you may want to use a virtual machine on your Mac. Here are some of the ways to get started.
Mastering Accessibility
Visually impaired? These accessibility features on Mac will help you out!
How do you change colors, contrast, transparency, cursor size, and otherwise make your Mac easier to see? With accessibility!
New case time⌚️
Just some awesome cases for your Apple Watch Series 2 or Series 3
Cases add more protection to your Apple Watch Series 2 or Series 3. Here are some of the best on the market today.
Save yourself
Using Low Power mode with macOS Monterey
One of the newest features for Mac is Low Power Mode. Like the iPhone version, the feature automatically preserves battery life by turning down the screen brightness and system clock speed.
Are You Listening?
Using Apple Music Lossless Audio and Dolby Atmos on macOS Monterey
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Your Mac provides a great way to listen to Apple Music via Lossless Audio and Dolby Atmos. Here's now.
Reset this
Problems with your iPhone or iPad? Try rebooting and resetting your device.
If your iPhone or iPad is acting strangely, there are a few things you can try to get it back on track. Start with simply rebooting your device, then try force restarting it, if necessary.
Handle with kid gloves
Set up your kids' iPhone or iPad the right way
Here's how to set up the new iPhone or iPad so that it's as fun and safe as possible for your kids!
Big changes coming?
macOS is expecting a Mammoth update
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After the mostly subdued macOS Monterey, macOS 13 should prove much more substantial, starting with its name.
Sharing is caring
Finding your shared content in macOS Monterey is easy — here's how
Here's how to use Shared with You through the macOS Monterey update.
Play it again
Go back in time with Apple Music's Replay playlist feature
The Replay feature doesn't just compile your favorite music for the current year. You can also go back in time and re-experience your past favorites.
Time to concentrate
Using Focus with macOS Monterey to complete tasks
With the all-new Focus feature on macOS Monterey, you can better concentrate on the task at hand by silencing notifications based on your preferences.
From the Editor's desk
Editor's Desk: This is an iPhone 14 free zone
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The week featured some interesting chatter that went beyond discussion on Apple's 2022 iPhone. Instead, old HomePods and AirDrop made the list, as did the marvelous "Severance."
Mastering Accessibility
Changing the look of closed captions on Mac is easy to do
Did you know that your Mac can have closed captions? It's an Accessibility setting, and it's easy to customize it to your needs.
Back it up!
After disaster strikes, follow these steps to restore your Mac
If your Mac crashes and you lose it all, you can restore it back to its current state thanks to backups. Here's how to do so.
Swipe and pinch and slide
Take your iPad to the next level with Slide Over and Split View
Slide Over and Split View are easier to use than ever thanks to the Dock and drag and drop motions. Here's how to make the most of your iPad!
Protect your investment
These awesome cases will protect your new MacBook Pro
The uniquely designed 14-inch MacBook Pro looks even better (and will last longer) with a case. Here are our favorites.
Share the love
Share your favorite content through SharePlay on FaceTime
FaceTime is much more personal as you can now share the music and videos you love with everyone in a chat session. Here's how to do it on iPhone and iPad.
Mastering iOS
Set up any email, calendar, or contact account on your brand new iPhone
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If you're setting up a new iPhone or iPad, you can bring over your iCloud, Google, Outlook, Exchange, or other mail, calendar, and contacts accounts with a few simple steps in the Settings app.
All by voice
Voice Controls in Monterey let you command your Mac — here's how!
With Voice Control, you can use speech commands to control your devices. Designed for those with limited dexterity, mobility, and other conditions, the feature is available across Apple devices.