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How to enable the “Hey Siri” command on your Mac

How to enable the “Hey Siri” command on your Mac

Jessica Thornsby · Feb 21, 2019

If you’ve ever chatted with Siri on your iPhone, then you’re probably aware that Siri doesn’t work quite the same on Mac. On iOS, every conversation with Apple’s virtual assistant starts with a “Hey, Siri,” but on macOS no amount of vocal prodding will catch Siri’s attention. By default, Mac users have to launch the […]

How to setup and use OneDrive for Mac

How to setup and use OneDrive for Mac

Jessica Thornsby · Feb 11, 2019

Microsoft may not immediately spring to mind when you need some extra storage space, but Mac users can get up to 5GB of storage space for free, via Microsoft’s OneDrive service. Once you’ve setup OneDrive on your Mac, you can simply drop files, folders and apps into your local OneDrive folder, and they’ll be synced […]

How to transfer photos from your iPhone, to your Mac

How to transfer photos from your iPhone, to your Mac

Jessica Thornsby · Jan 10, 2019

Thanks to the advancement in smartphone cameras, we’re all taking more photos and videos than ever before, but many of us are also guilty of leaving that media languishing on our iPhones, never to be looked at again. If you never seem to get around to sorting through your iPhone photos and videos, then in […]

Make sure your Mac is protected against “Evil Maid” attacks

Make sure your Mac is protected against “Evil Maid” attacks

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 29, 2018

Macs have a reputation for being difficult to hack, but if someone has physical access to your laptop, then all of your passwords, encryption, and anti-malware software may not be enough to keep your data safe. The thought of someone sneaking into your hotel room or office, logging into your Mac, and copying all of […]

Quickly and easily convert any text file into an m4a or MP3

Quickly and easily convert any text file into an m4a or MP3

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 11, 2018

Did you know that you can use macOS’ text-to-speech tools to convert any RTF (Rich Text Format) or TXT (Text File) into audio? It’s kind of like creating your own audiobook! If you can overlook the slight creepiness of macOS’ various robotic voices, then this can be a handy trick for helping you revise and […]

How to set up two-factor authentication

How to set up two-factor authentication

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 4, 2018

Your Apple ID is how you access many important Apple services, including iCloud, Messages, FaceTime and the App Store. Naturally, you’ll want to do everything you can to keep your Apple ID secure, and with data breaches happening all the time, simply creating a password is no longer enough! Two-factor authentication can provide an additional […]

IFIXIT takes apart iPhone XR and makes surprising discovery

IFIXIT takes apart iPhone XR and makes surprising discovery

Christopher Lee · Oct 30, 2018

As with all other major phone releases, the experts have now started tearing down the iPhone XR to see what it is really made of, and they made a surprising discovery – it has a bigger battery than nearly every other iOS smartphone in history, including the iPhone XS. Early reviews of the XR confirm […]

How to send and receive text messages on your Mac

How to send and receive text messages on your Mac

Christopher Lee · Aug 9, 2018

Typing out SMS messages on your iPhone can quickly become frustrating, especially if you have lots to say, or you’re in the middle of a long conversation. Or, perhaps you’ve always struggled with the smaller, virtual keyboard available on your typical smartphone, and are sick of friends and family teasing you about all your typos […]

How to fix a faulty Mac USB port

How to fix a faulty Mac USB port

Christopher Lee · Jun 14, 2018

Many people use additional devices with their Macs, such as external displays, keyboards and mice. Although wireless peripherals are becoming more popular, USB is still one of the most common ways to connect an external device to your Mac. Macs aren’t exactly blessed when it comes to USB ports, so if one of your ports […]

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