iMessage, a messaging service built in to the Messages app on your Mac and iPhone. They are blue messages that you send or receive from other Apple users. Different than SMS, they require an internet connection via you data plan or Wi-Fi.
Category: Mac and macOS
What is Thunderbolt 3
USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 are the same shape but include different technologies. Click to learn what Thunderbolt 3 is.
Recall: MacBook and MacBook Pro Keyboards
After a long time of Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro users complaining about issues with their keyboards Apple has finally issued a recall replacing certain problematic keys and in some cases the whole keyboard for free.
Do Not Disturb on macOS
There is always a need for quiet time, to limit notification distractions and get some work done with your mac. This is where Do Not Disturb comes to the rescue. When this time comes around just toggle it on or set it to a schedule.
How to Change your Desktop on macOS
Personalizing the appearance on your Mac can make it more accustomed to your style is great. With any version of macOS you have beed able to change your desktop image. Click to learn now to do so...
Importing Pictures Using Image Capture
Photos is the default app for importing photos and videos into a library stored on your Mac. But there is another app in your "Applications" folder of your Mac that most people overlook called Image Capture. Unlike Photos, Image Capture imports your photos and videos to the folder of your choice. This is a great option to use if your importing pictures to share or if your a WindowsOS user because Photos libraries cannot be opened in WindowsOS.
New Video: How to Trim Videos on macOS
Everyone loves taking videos then importing them to your Mac. After taking the video you may find that the video is much longer than it needs to be taking up a lot of precious space on your Mac, In this case all you need to do is trim it. To do this you don’t need to download any special, top quality, pro level software because you can just use the Photos app or QuickTime Player, both apps built into macOS.
How to Trim a Video on macOS
Everyone loves taking videos then importing them to your Mac. After taking the video you may find that the video is much longer than it needs to be taking up a lot of precious space on your Mac, In this case, all you need to do is trim it. To do this you don’t need to download any special, top quality, pro level software because you can just use the Photos app or QuickTime Player, both apps built into macOS.
How to Backup your Mac using Time Machine
It's very important to backup your Mac. In a blink of an eye your internal drive can fail and you loose all of your precious data. Click the link to learn to learn how to protect your data.