Free iPhone & iPad Video Tutorials from TheMacU.com
In this lesson that have been added to our full “What’s New in iOS 17” Tutorial see how to use the main features of the new Journal App from Apple. Journal is installed when an iPhone is updated to iOS 17.2. In this video we look at suggestions, journal schedule, locking your journal, filters and more.
In this quick lesson, see how to give an All Access Membership as a gift! Our 3 month, 1 year, or lifetime membership can be sent to whomever you choose as a gift. The recipient just needs the provided link and an email address. A great gift idea for any Mac, iPhone or iPad users!
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In this lesson from our full “What’s New in iOS 17” Tutorial see how to create custom stickers from your own photos! These stickers can then be used in the messages app and as Emoji!
In this lesson from our full AirPods tutorial see how to utilize the various audio controls and how they differ between AirPods Models. Learn more in the full tutorial at Here…
Learn to track items in the FindMy App that comes built in on all iPhone, iPads and Macs! We look at how to add and share an AirTag as well as how to setup a 3rd Party Wallet tracker. Learn more in the full tutorial at Here…
In this lesson that’s part of our iOS Core Concepts Tutorial see how MagSafe can be used to easily mount and charge an iPhone in a variety of locations and situations. We look at basic puck chargers, MagSafe cases, a desk stand, a vehicle MagSafe mount, a tripod mount, and a MagSafe wallet! Click the […]
In this lesson that is part of our in-depth iOS Core Concepts Tutorial see how to utilize the home screen(s) on your iOS devices. Learn much more in the full tutorial here…
In this lesson from our full “What’s New in iOS 17” Tutorial see how to download specific areas in Apple Maps. With offline maps we can see the maps in full detail, get directions and guidance and see location details like open-close hours. This can be a great feature when you know you will be in an area with limited or zero cell coverage.