If you have a Mac that is compatible with macOS High Sierra, but you haven’t yet upgraded, you’re treated to a huge banner advertising Apple’s latest desktop operating system every time you check for software updates in the Mac App Store. If your choice to decline the upgrade is intentional, here’s how you can hide that High Sierra upgrade banner with a few quick clicks.
Handy Mac Keyboard Shortcuts for Opening and Saving Files
Today’s article is about the ubiquitous open/save windows that appear whenever we need to, well…open or save something on our Macs. There are easy ways to use keyboard shortcuts to navigate and manipulate those windows, and we’ll tell you how!
Enable Low Quality Image Mode to Save Data When Sending Pictures on the iPhone
If you send lots of pictures via the Messages app, you may be using more mobile data than you realize. Instead of cutting back on sending your favorite pics to family and friends, first try enabling the iPhone’s Low Quality Image Mode, which automatically reduces the size of images you send via Messages, significantly reducing your data usage.
Parental Controls: How to Block Websites on the iPhone and iPad
An iPhone gives your child the ability to stay in touch with friends and family, stay entertained on the go, and access countless educational resources. But it also has the potential to expose youngsters to content that parents would rather they avoid. Thankfully, Apple includes a number of parental control options that allow parents to restrict adult or otherwise inappropriate content from their children. Here’s a look at how to block websites on the iPhone and iPad.
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How to Use the iPhone’s One-Handed Keyboard in iOS 11
The iPhone’s virtual keyboard can be challenging to use when you’ve only got one hand free, especially if you’re using one of the larger “Plus” models. Thankfully, Apple added a new one-handed keyboard option in iOS 11. Here’s how to use it.
iPhone X: How to Disable Face ID’s ‘Require Attention’ & ‘Attention Aware’ Settings
Face ID on the iPhone X is a pretty amazing technology, and you can do more with it than just make animoji! In this tip, we’re going to go over its “Attention Aware” and “Require Attention” features and how you can disable them if you’d like to.
How to Open Multiple Images as Layers in a Single Photoshop Document
When you open multiple images at the same time with Photoshop, the default behavior is to open each image in its own separate document. This is fine if you’ll be working on each image individually, but if you plan to combine the images into a single document, all Photoshop is doing is creating additional work for you to do. Instead, here’s how to open multiple images and have Photoshop import them as layers in a single document.
Two Ways to Disable Peek in Windows 10
Aero Peek is a handy feature in Windows that lets users quickly “peek” behind their open application windows and get a quick glance at their desktops without needing to move or close anything. But for some users who don’t use the feature, Peek can become annoying when it is accidentally triggered. Here’s how to disable Peek in Windows 10.
How to Combine PDFs with Preview on Your Mac
The Mac’s Preview program is powerful, and it can do all sorts of stuff with PDFs, like signing them, helping you to fill out forms electronically, and so on. But another way it excels is in combining PDFs quickly and easily, and we’ve got the scoop in this article!
iOS 11: How to Clear All Notifications on the iPhone With 3D Touch
With so many apps using iOS notifications, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. If you have a lock screen full of outdated notifications on your iPhone, here’s the trick to quickly clear them all at once.