Posts By: Gary Rosenzweig

6/26/24
Learn how to be more productive when writing in Pages by using styles, the left sidebar, sections, dictation and more.
6/25/24
You can rename multiple files using the Finder's hidden Batch Rename tool. You can change matching text in all file names, or add an index number to each file's name.
6/24/24
Sometimes it can be difficult or impossible to select text to copy from a web page or image. But you can use Live Text or take a screenshot and copy text from that instead.
6/22/24
You can use Keynote to remove the background behind you and record yourself onto a virtual green screen. Then you can use that video in iMovie.
6/21/24
If text on a web page looks too small for you, you have many different options to make the text larger and the page easier to read.
6/20/24
With macOS Sequoia, iPadOS 18 and iOS 18 you'll be able to do math with variables and function inside of the Notes app. Check out this amazing new feature coming to the new operating systems this fall.
6/19/24
When iOS 18 comes out this fall you'll be able to put app icons wherever you want, tint your Home Screen, lock apps, add tons of controls to Control Center, and even change the buttons on the Lock Screen.
6/18/24
Starting with macOS Sonoma you will see an indicator under the text cursor when you have Caps Lock turned, are using dictation, or have just switch keyboard input types.
6/17/24
When you store photos in the Photos app, they become part of your Photos Library. But you can also create albums to view your photos in a different way. What exactly happens when you put a photo from your Library in an album?
6/15/24
A hidden new feature in macOS Sequoia and iOS 18 is the ability to mark files to be kept downloaded even if you have iCloud Drive "Optimize" turned on.
6/14/24
Window management is coming to macOS in Sequoia later this year. See how it looks and works so far in the early beta version. You can easily move windows to the left, right, top and bottom, in quarters and more. You have many ways to access these new window management features.
6/13/24
When iOS 18 comes out this fall you'll be able to put app icons wherever you want, tint your Home Screen, lock apps, add tons of controls to Control Center, and even change the buttons on the Lock Screen.
6/12/24
macOS Sequoia is coming this fall. Here's a look at the first new features in the initial beta release. We're going to get window tiling, highlighting and math in Notes, a Passwords app, send later in Messages and much more. There will be more features, including AI, coming later this summer.
6/11/24
Apple announced the main new features of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia at this year's worldwide developers conference. They also went into detail about exciting new AI features coming to these platforms. Take a look at what they announced. Most of this we will see by this fall when the new operating systems are released.
6/10/24
If you have a MacBook or a Mac with a Magic trackpad, there is no right button for you to press. But you can still right click using a variety of different techniques.
6/8/24
Version 3.6 of Pixelmator Pro adds a new masking interface that makes it much easier to add and edit masks to layers.
6/7/24
You can now make noncontiguous text selections in Pages, Numbers and Keynote. Learn how to use this new feature and some possible uses including an interesting way to make noncontiguous pastes.
6/6/24
You can use the &UDM=14 trick to see Google search results with fewer ads and no special features like maps or AI. But it can be hard to apply, especially in Safari. An easier way is to just select Web-only results in the page menu, or start from a third-party site.
6/5/24
If you feel your MacBook battery drains too fast, there is probably something you can do about it. First check out a graph that shows you the battery drain over time. Then use various techniques to figure out which app is the problem. You can even figure out if it is a specific web site you are visiting that is causing the issue.
6/4/24
When you store photos in the Photos app, they become part of your Photos Library. But you can also create albums to view your photos in a different way. What exactly happens when you put a photo from your Library in an album?