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If you need to resize a photo or graphic on your iPhone, or export it into a different format or compression amount, you can now do so with the Preview app in iOS 26. In fact you can resize, crop, markup, compress and save out a file from Photos, an existing image file, or even from other apps or screenshots.

macOS Tahoe gets rid of Launchpad, which was just one way to launch apps on your Mac. You can still use Spotlight and other methods, as well as a new Spotlight Application Launcher mode. Also learn how to create a custom folder of application icons that works like Launchpad but with even more features.

Once you have updated to iOS 26 on your iPhone, here are some new settings to check out.

Spotlight in macOS Tahoe includes a variety of special actions you can take an a special section for them. You can also create your own actions using the Shortcuts app.

Here's an in-depth guide to the new Spotlight Clipboard History feature in macOS Tahoe 26. With this new feature you can recall things you have copied in the past and paste them. Learn about how it works, its limitations, and get some tips and see some hidden functionality.

A big new feature in iOS 26 is the Preview app. As Mac users already know, Preview is much more than just a way to view some files. You can also use it to fill out PDF forms, split and merge PDFs, edit images, and annotate both PDFs and images with markup tools.

A new feature in macOS Tahoe is a dedicated app launcher as part of the Spotlight menu. Learn how to use this new method of launching applications and how to replaces LaunchPad.

Beyond the major new additions to macOS, the new macOS Tahoe 26 also includes many small and hidden features like multiple Control Centers, Game Overlay, Notes Markdown export, Messages backgrounds and more.

Not everything new in iOS 26 is a big change. Here are some small new features that could make a big difference to many users.

Here are the major new changes you will find after updating to macOS Tahoe 26 after it is released.

A tour of some of the new features in macOS Tahoe, coming September 15. Note this video was recorded live on Sept 11, 2025. The quality is only 720p and there are some audio issues.

There are many ways to switch apps on your iPhone. Some are useful because you can go to any other app, while others offer faster ways to get to apps you have recently used.

Here are some questions Mac users have about macOS Tahoe, Apple's latest version of macOS that will be available on September 15, 2025. How do you get it? What's new? Why 26 and why Tahoe? Should you install it?

For those looking to upgrade to a newer iPhone or Apple Watch, Apple has all-new lineups for both, plus a new type of iPhone that could appeal to many.

You can create documents using custom paper sizes in Pages, but the settings to change the page size aren't where you would expect. You can also change the paper size in Pages on the iPhone and iPad. If you need multiple page sizes in the same document, you can use Preview to combine pages from multiple documents.

Mac news and rumor sites love to tell you about sales. But often those sales are on older models and the discount you get isn't worth it in the long run. Here's how to evaluate the sales on new Macs.

You can use this hidden function in Quick Look to preview multiple files at the same time. It makes it easier to find the right image in a folder full of images.

You don't need to use formulas at all if you want to get totals, averages, counts and other summary information from your data. Just create a pivot table. Quick and easy.

With Pages, Numbers and Keynote you have to option to switch from a Single File type to a Package. What are the advantages and disadvantages to each and when should you consider a package instead of the default Single File?

If you need to create a quick and simple sign or poster using your Mac, look no further than the Pages app that comes with it.