How to Change the Startup Disk on Your Mac
Macs can be set to start up from a different disk like an external drive, network volume, or a USB flash drive.
The process for...
How to Use Tab Groups in Safari on macOS
Safari Tab Groups in macOS Monterey is a feature aimed at improving tab organization and management.
With the increasing number of tabs we often have...
How to Edit a Sent iMessage on a Mac: macOS Ventura
Sending text messages has become a ubiquitous form of communication today, even on your Mac. However, it's not uncommon to realize after hitting the...
How to Use Your iPhone Camera as a Webcam for Your Mac
If your Mac is running macOS 13.0 or later, you can use your iPhone camera as a Mac webcam.
With the new Continuity Camera feature...
How to Unsend a Sent iMessage on a Mac : macOS Ventura
Want to unsend an iMessage which you sent accidentally? Perhaps, you intended to send it to someone else? Or may be you realised there...
How to enable Background Sounds on a Mac to improve your focus
Apple introduced a new productivity feature through accessibility in macOS Ventura. It is the Background Sounds feature that is designed to help you stay focused...
Share Safari Tab Groups on macOS – How To
The ability to share Safari Tab Groups with others was introduced to Safari with macOS Ventura. This feature is designed to help users organize...
Malware attacks on iOS Devices via Mac – What Chinese “WireLurker” is all about?
Recent news is that Apple users in China have been facing an active threat that is new and attacks iPhones and iPads operating through...
How to enable Advanced Data Protection for iCloud on iOS 16.2 and macOS 13.1
What is Advanced Data Protection for iCloud
Apple has introduced Advanced Data Protection for iCloud on iOS 16.2 and macOS 13.1. This uses end-to-end encryption...
How to Enter macOS Recovery Mode on new Macs – M1 and M2 (Apple Silicon)
The macOS Recovery Mode is a built-in system on all modern Macs with Apple Silicon that provides various utilities that can be accessed before...
