In this free lesson from our full “What’s New in iOS 18?” Tutorial see learn about the redesigned interface of the Apple Photos App. We look at how to customize what is visible and where. Learn More…
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iOS 18 introduces substantial new features, enhancements, and updates to the functionality of iPhones and iPads. This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on how each feature operates and its potential impact on your daily device usage. By viewing this tutorial, you can quickly familiarize yourself with the key changes introduced in iOS 18! Learn More…
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In this lesson from our full macOS Core Concepts tutorial, see how to use the Spotlight Search feature in macOS. With Spotlight, you can find and open files, launch apps, open settings panels, view contacts, get directions, track flights, get definitions, send an email, search the web, and more.
In this lesson from our upcoming tutorial on Apple Intelligence, see how to use the new Clean Up feature to remove objects from images in the Photos App for iPhone, iPad & Mac!
In this lesson from our comprehensive tutorial on the new features in macOS Sequoia, see how to add collapsible sections and highlights in the Mac Notes App!
In this free lesson from our full “What’s New in iOS 18?” Tutorial see how to record and transcribe live audio in the Apple Notes App. This is a new feature in Notes for iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. Learn More…
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In this lesson from our comprehensive tutorial on the new features in macOS Sequoia, we’ll explore the various methods available to tile windows onto either half or a quarter of your Mac’s display. This feature is only available in the recently released macOS Sequoia. Go to settings – general – software update to upgrade.
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In this quick lesson from TheMacU.com we take a look at a few of the writing tools included in the Apple Intelligence Beta. We can quickly summarize articles from Reader view on Mac iPhone or iPad. We are also able to rewrite articles concisely which seem to shorten longer articles by about 40%.
In this lesson from our full Mac Backup Tutorial we go over the 3 tier backup system I use to prevent important files and photos from ever being lost. This system utilizes iCloud, a Time Machine Drive and Backblaze Online Backup.
You can try Backblaze here…
In this quick lesson from TheMacU.com see how to use Paste to retain and organize everything you copy on on your Mac or iOS devices. If you used Command – C on an important piece of text last week and want to use it again that can be done in no time with Paste! Paste is part of Setapp. For an extended 30 day trial click HERE
