Hot Corners are shortcuts that you can set so an action is performed when you move the cursor to one of the four corners of your screen. You can set these up in System Preferences if you know where to look. You can use them to instantly put your Mac to sleep, trigger Mission Control and other actions. You can also set them to work only with modifier keys. There is a trick to knowing which corners work in a multi-screen setup. Watch MacMost video tutorial here…
When looking for useful Mac keyboard shortcuts you’ll come across the same ones over and over. Here are 10 that haven’t gotten as much attention, but can seriously increase your productivity. Learn how to quickly switch between windows, get typing suggestions, access app preferences and menu items, rename files and more. Check out this brief MacMost video for some useful tips…
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 from apps that you don’t really need to be backed up.
EVERYONE should watch this brief MacMost video and also tell their fellow Apple users to do so!!
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 when activated will silence the sound coming from the device.
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 a little spoiler of all of the tips that are included.