Category: Tips & Tricks

  • Fix “Could Not Connect to Apple Watch” Error on iPhone

    Fix “Could Not Connect to Apple Watch” Error on iPhone

    Go to OSX Daily to read Fix “Could Not Connect to Apple Watch” Error on iPhone Apple Watch users may potentially see an error message on their iPhone that states that “Could Not Connect to Apple Watch”, which then advises a few troubleshooting tips. Often those troubleshooting tips offered in the error message will fix…

  • Fix M2 MacBook Air Running Slow with a Simple Settings Tweak

    Fix M2 MacBook Air Running Slow with a Simple Settings Tweak

    Go to OSX Daily to read Fix M2 MacBook Air Running Slow with a Simple Settings Tweak Some M2 MacBook Air users have discovered their MacBook is running slow from time to time, perceiving what feels like dramatically reduced performance. Usually when this happens, the MacBook Air slows down when the Mac is running on…

  • How to Restore & Reopen All Closed Tabs in Safari on iPad

    How to Restore & Reopen All Closed Tabs in Safari on iPad

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Restore & Reopen All Closed Tabs in Safari on iPad If you’ve accidentally closed tons of Safari tabs on iPad or iPhone and want to restore them, or you lost all of your Safari tabs by trying to create a Safari Tab Group (a surprisingly common occurrence,…

  • How to Install macOS Sonoma in a Virtual Machine with UTM

    How to Install macOS Sonoma in a Virtual Machine with UTM

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install macOS Sonoma in a Virtual Machine with UTM You can install and run macOS Sonoma in a virtual machine, for free, with the use of UTM. UTM runs on Macs, iPhones, and iPads, but we’re going to focus specifically on installing macOS Sonoma in a UTM…

  • 4 Great Free Menubar Apps for Mac You Should Check Out

    4 Great Free Menubar Apps for Mac You Should Check Out

    Go to OSX Daily to read 4 Great Free Menubar Apps for Mac You Should Check Out One way you can improve your Mac experience is by adding some handy tools and items to your Mac menubar item. And, coincidentally, some of the best free utilities available for Mac, are also menubar items. We’re going…

  • How to Search Reviews on Google Maps

    How to Search Reviews on Google Maps

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Search Reviews on Google Maps Many people use Google Maps to find out about businesses, parks, locations, and destinations, by reading the reviews. While it’s one thing to browse through all of the reviews and read them, it can be very useful to narrow down reviews for…

  • How to Use Voice with ChatGPT on iPhone

    How to Use Voice with ChatGPT on iPhone

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Use Voice with ChatGPT on iPhone The official ChatGPT app for iPhone includes a voice feature, letting you speak with the chat bot and hear answers back from high quality voice options. Voice chat with ChatGPT lets you have hands-free interactions with ChatGPT, and can be very…

  • How to Copy Pictures from iPhone to PC Without iCloud

    How to Copy Pictures from iPhone to PC Without iCloud

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Copy Pictures from iPhone to PC Without iCloud If you have an iPhone with iCloud, and you also have a Windows PC that does not have iCloud setup, you may still want to copy the pictures off of the iPhone to the PC. This is a common…

  • How to Disable Inline Text Predictions on iPhone & iPad

    How to Disable Inline Text Predictions on iPhone & iPad

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Disable Inline Text Predictions on iPhone & iPad The latest versions of iPhone and iPad system software include a feature that offers predictive typing, with typing suggestions shown inline as light gray words that are ahead of your cursor as you type. For example, if you’re typing…

  • How to Disable Inline Predictive Text Typing on Mac

    How to Disable Inline Predictive Text Typing on Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Disable Inline Predictive Text Typing on Mac The latest versions of MacOS offer an inline predictive text feature, which attempt to predict what you may want to type text. You’ll see this appear when typing in many Mac apps as there are words appearing in lighter gray…