By default your iPhone will be backed up wirelessly to iCloud using iCloud Backup. Most iPhone users probably don’t even know they have this turned on, but it will save them if they lose their iPhone. You can see how much space your iPhone backups are using and customize your backup. You can remove data […]
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View Movie Trailers Ad-Free From Appl...
When you view movie trailers on YouTube or other sites, you often have to sit through advertisements to see the trailer. This means you are watching an ad before you get to the trailer, which is essentially an ad itself. Apple gives you a site where you can watch high-definition trailers without ads. In addition, […]
How to Mute iPad to Turn Off Sound an...
Want to turn off sound on an iPad and mute the audio? You can do that rather simply with a few different methods, though some may be easy to overlook. The iPad and iPad Pro have volume adjustment buttons which can serve as mute, and there’s also a designated software mute switch for alerts which […]
Data Detectors and Look Up
You can create contacts, set up calendar events, and get intel on pieces of text in incoming email, web pages and other documents using Data Detectors and Look Up. This feature of macOS will figure out what information represents, such as a location or appointment time, or business name or person, and allow you to […]
7 Useful iPhone Tips You Might Not Kn...
So you’ve been using an iPhone for years now and think you have it all figured out? Don’t be so sure. MacMost gathered up 7 tricks obscure enough that even the most seasoned iPhone user is likely to learn something new, so make sure to check out their latest YouTube video and read here for […]
Nine Uses for Safari Private Windows
While private browsing windows do not really give you privacy, they are useful for a variety of things. You can use them to log into the same site as multiple users, or to view your own site or accounts as someone who is not logged in at all. You can search and shop without building […]
