After many years of running the Daily Mac Tips blog (RIP), I’ve decided that it’s time for a change of direction. Back when I first started dailymactips.com, there was a clear division between “Mac” and “PC,” and there wasn’t a lot of overlap between … [Continue reading]
Intro To CloudMounter Awhile back, I picked up a copy of CloudMounter, a handy little utility which allows you to quickly and easily mount cloud storage devices such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Microsoft OneDrive, WebDAV and more. This … [Continue reading]
Many people don't realize that the photos they post to Facebook, Twitter or elsewhere online may contain information about the exact location where the image was taken. Depending on how the image was taken, it's possible that the GPS information is … [Continue reading]
If you decide you want to delete all of the photos on your phone and start from scratch, you might be surprised that there is no easy “Select All” feature — you’ll need to select the photos individually which might appear challenging if you have … [Continue reading]
By default, Apple Pay pops up on your phone’s lock screen every time you double-click the Home button on your iPhone. This may not be what you want, especially if you’re concerned about security or if you typically double-tap the home button to use … [Continue reading]
A recent update to the Apple Notes app provided the ability to create and edit tables right in the Notes app. Tables are an excellent way to organize and present columnar data. You can use tables for a variety of tasks such as preparing a budget, … [Continue reading]
Safari’s Reader View enables you to view a webpage without distractions from videos, ads, and other non-essential media. Reader View only displays the text of a webpage in an easily readable format. Note that Reader View does not work on all … [Continue reading]
Have you ever overslept because you forgot to turn up your phone’s volume before going to bed? This happened to me awhile back. I had my phone’s volume turned all the way down and forgot to turn it back up before bedtime. My alarm silently rang for … [Continue reading]
The little icons that are in a row on the top of your computer are called menulets (they’re also referred to as “Menu Extras”) and many of them provide a way for you to control your Mac as well as provide additional information about your system. … [Continue reading]
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