Sometimes, regardless of age, text on a newspaper, book or magazine is a bit too small for our eyes…

Did you know your iPhone has a magnifier to help you see better?

To activate it, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Magnifier and turn it “on”.

Now, back to using your iPhone, when you stumble upon text too small to read or simply an item you may want to magnify to view better, simply triple-click the side button of your iPhone

For Mac users, you can already pickup any website you were visiting on another one of your devices using Safari.

But what if you prefer (like us) to use the Google Chrome browser?

When you use Safari on your Apple devices such as an iMac, Macbook Air, iPad and iPhone, as long as they’re all connected to the same iCloud Apple ID, they will share your Safari browsing history so you can continue reading this article on your iPhone even though you’ve

Want to get directions to your next destination quickly?

Use the “Google Directions” widget on iPhone to save time!

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You can access your widgets by unlocking your iPhone then swiping right from your main home screen on iPhone.

To edit your widgets and customize what matters to you most, simply scroll all the way down, tap “Edit” then click scroll down to tap “Customize”.

Click the green “+” to add a widget and the red “-” to remove them.

Among great widgets

Did you know you can make your life easier by showing the name of each of the button icons on the toolbar on your Mail app on Mac?

1. Open the Mail app on your Mac
2. Click “View” > “Customize Toolbar”
3. On the bottom-left corner, click the drop-down menu and select “Icon and Text”

That’s it, you can now see what each button icon does on your toolbar!

While you’re at it, explore the other

Did you know? You can share your screen using Messages on Mac!

How to share your screen:

1. Open the Messages app on your Mac
2. Select the person you want to share with in the Messages on the sidebar on the left, then click Details on the top-right corner
3. If the person you want to share the screen with isn’t in the left sidebar, send them a message first.
4. Click the Screen Share button (two blue rectangles in a white circle under
   

Playing music from your iPhone to a plethora of devices is such a great feature that makes your life easier.

How do you quickly switch which device your iPhone plays music to?

Instead of fiddling around the Music app on your iPhone, simply swipe from the bottom up to reveal the control center then tap the little waves icon on the top right corner of the “Music” tile.

This will show you a list of devices around you, ready to play the music

You can choose what action a double-tap on an AirPod should trigger

When you’re wearing your AirPods, you may want to use the double-tap to make the most out of them.

Did you know you can choose among the following actions to trigger?

• Siri
• Play/Pause
• Next Track
• Previous Track
• Off

Let’s say you’re mostly wearing the left AirPod to make phone calls.

In that case, setting up the “Siri” action as the double-tap on such AirPod

“Right Clicking” is something we do multiple times a day on a computer but did you know you can choose your preferred way on Mac?

With the “Magic Mouse”:

If you’re using an iMac or a Macbook with a Magic Mouse, you can configure the right click to be on the right side or the left side of the mouse.

Although the mouse doesn’t have 2 “physical” separate buttons, it will know if your finger is on the right or the left.

If you’re

Although you’ve been using your Mac Calendar for a while, you may not know this trick…

Did you know you can make your life even easier by moving your event precisely to the minute like 10.35am for example, instead of being bound by the default 15 minutes increments?

Instead of having to enter the event to edit it and typing the exact time that matters to you, hold SHIFT while dragging your event

Another keyboard shortcut to make your life easier!

When you write a document on a Mac, whether you use Microsoft Word or Apple Pages, there are two keyboard shortcuts that can make things a little easier for you:

1-Move the pointer quickly to the end of a sentence:

Simply use Command + the right arrow on your keyboard to go quickly to the end of a sentence to either correct something or to keep

Sometimes you need to “undo” some typing or “undo” deleting an email on iPhone, how do you do this?

While writing a text message or an email, sometimes you will, like on a computer, need to undo the latest changes you’ve performed.

Or maybe you’ve just swiped left to delete an email you actually didn’t want to delete.

Well, you can actually “undo” on iPhone too!

It’s actually very simple and fun…

To check if it’s on, go to Settings > General > Accessibility >

When taking a photo on an iPhone, accessing the Photo app needs to be as quick as possible to capture the moment.

Did you know that using 3D Touch on the Photo app provides you with 4 options to get to your desired mode faster?

First of all, to reveal the Photo app faster, we recommend using the Control Centre by swiping from the bottom up from outside the screen.

Once revealed, 3D Touch the

Even with the highest amount of security and the best passwords, you could still face a camera hack on your Mac that would leave you exposed…

Many of us decide to patch the camera with some kind of “sticky” or tape or anything available.

But are you sure you’ve done it well?

Depending on your Mac model, such as the Macbook Air, the microphone and the ambient light sensors are located on the left and