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How to set a recovery contact for Apple ID on iPhone, iPad, and Mac?
How to set a recovery contact for Apple ID on iPhone, iPad, and Mac? Recovering your Apple ID has always been challenging, whether you forget your Apple ID password or the device passcode. The unlock key, however, is now just a phone call away, owing to a new function. All you have to do is […] More
How to show battery percentage on Mac?
How to show battery percentage on Mac? The battery status is displayed in the top right corner of your Mac‘s menu bar. However, the battery percentage is not displayed by default. You can do this by clicking on the battery icon and checking it from the contextual menu, but what if you want it to […] More
How to uninstall apps on Mac?
How to uninstall apps on Mac? You may have several apps on your Mac that you no longer use and wish to remove. However, depending on how you installed the software, there are several ways to uninstall it on Mac. For example, if you downloaded it through the App Store, deleting it is simple, but […] More
How to hide or show the Dock on Mac?
How to hide or show the Dock on Mac? The Dock on your Mac houses all of the apps that you use on a regular basis. Given its user-friendly interface, it’s no wonder that the Dock is a popular launchpad for many macOS users. But you don’t always want to see it. Fortunately, you can […] More
How to change Safari background on Mac?
How to change Safari background on Mac? Safari now has a slew of new customization options thanks to macOS Big Sur. You may now customise its appearance to suit your working style and preferences, such as altering the start page background and adjusting favourites, Siri Suggestion, Reading List, iCloud Tabs, and so on. A great […] More
How to use Live Text on Mac?
How to use Live Text on Mac? You can use Apple’s Live Text function to copy, distribute, translate, or search for text found in an image. You can also call or message a contact by selecting phone numbers or email addresses recorded in a snapshot. This function is already available on iPhones running iOS 15, […] More
How to AirPlay from iPhone to Mac?
How to AirPlay from iPhone to Mac? You can finally AirPlay to Mac with macOS Monterey. Mirroring iPhone to Mac is now feasible thanks to support for the enhanced AirPlay 2. You can even share your Mac’s screen with another Mac running macOS. But what exactly is AirPlay 2, and how does it function? What’s […] More
How to use Universal Clipboard on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac?
How to use Universal Clipboard on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac? A lot is possible within the Apple ecosystem thanks to a slew of Continuity features, from sharing a file to sharing the clipboard. And the Universal Clipboard, which allows you to copy from Mac to iPhone, iPad, and vice versa, is one of my […] More
How to hide the 2021 MacBook Pro notch?
How to hide the 2021 MacBook Pro notch? Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro models included an unexpected display notch, or as Apple refers to it, a camera housing that stands dead centre at the top of the screen. This page covers all of the software-based techniques for hiding the notch or making it play along with […] More
How to enable Night Shift Mode on Mac?
How to enable Night Shift Mode on Mac? The colours of your Mac‘s display are changed to the warmer end of the colour spectrum when you use Night Shift Mode. This is intended to alleviate eye strain in low-light situations. We believe there is some truth to the promised benefit of utilising Night Shift on […] More
How to fix iMessage not working on Mac?
How to fix iMessage not working on Mac? While iMessage for Mac is undeniably beneficial, it is not without flaws. Not only have users complained about sending messages, but some have also complained about getting messages. The cause could be a variety of factors; fortunately, we’ve put together this detailed guide to help you troubleshoot […] More
How to use two-factor authentication on Mac?
How to use two-factor authentication on Mac? Situations such as data leaks, identity theft, account hacking, and so on are no longer unusual. As a result, user security measures such as two-factor authentication (2FA) are a sensible choice. Perhaps this is why Apple has gone on board and included two-factor authentication in macOS, iOS, and […] More
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