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…
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The FindMy App is a useful tool that can help you locate your missing Apple devices or personal items, as well as share your location with your friends. In this tutorial we look at how to use the FindMy App for iPhone, iPad and Mac. We also have a lesson on how FindMy will work on Apple Watch. View more details and a free lesson Here… Read more
In this lesson from our full tutorial on the new features in macOS Sonoma see how to create web apps that exist on your Macs Dock. This can be a great way to quickly access websites that you visit often.
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In this quick lesson we look at how to convert a batch of HEIC images taken from an iPhone into smaller JPG files with just a couple clicks in the Finder on macOS. This quick action can come in very useful when uploading a group of images to a website or app.
In this lesson from our full macOS Core Concepts Tutorial see how to Hide Apps to reduce screen clutter on your display.
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Over 30 new lessons on Mac System Settings have just been added to the macOS Core Concepts Tutorial! These lessons apply to macOS Ventura (2022) and later. If you have not yet upgraded to macOS Ventura the original System Preferences Section is still included. Use these lessons to discover controls and adjustments that can improve the experience with your Mac!
In this quick lesson from TheMacU.com see how to switch between user accounts on your Mac nearly instantly when using Touch ID.
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Macbook Pro with Touch ID:
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In this video from TheMacU.com we go through my current setup for a mobile dual display workstation that easily fits into a backpack! In this example I use both a 16 inch Macbook Pro and an 11in iPad Pro. Any USB-C equipped laptop should work though. Links to the display, stand and iPad Case I use below.
DragonTouch 4k Portable Display…
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Folding display stand…
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ESR Rebound Case with Keyboard & Trackpad
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12.9 in iPad Pro version…
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