March 2026

Losing Messages or Calls? Look in the Unknown Senders/Callers Filter

A woman with long curly hair, wearing a white shirt with red polka dots, looks frustrated while holding a smartphone outdoors, perhaps after losing messages or calls. Look in the Unknown Senders/Callers Filter—trees and a building are visible in the background.

In iOS, iPadOS, and macOS 26, Apple added an option in the Messages app to filter messages from unknown people and those marked as spam by the carrier. To enable […]

iOS 26 Can AutoFill Credit Card Details

A person in a red shirt holds a credit card and a smartphone, appearing to make an online purchase—showcasing how iOS 26 can auto-fill credit card details at a table with a blurred background.

Sadly, not all websites and apps support Apple Pay, so we’ve become accustomed to manually entering our credit card information into fields, like animals. No longer! In iOS 26, the […]

Apple Refreshes Studio Display and Introduces Studio Display XDR

Two women work together at a desk with Apple computers in an office overlooking the city; one points at a monitor while the other focuses, showcasing teamwork amid the latest Apple Refreshes Studio Display and Introduces Studio Display XDR.

Apple has updated its Studio Display with an improved 12-megapixel Center Stage camera with Desk View support, two Thunderbolt 5 ports, and improved bass from its six-speaker system—all for the […]

Apple’s Focus Is Powerful but Unpredictable

A person sits cross-legged on the floor indoors, eyes closed and hands resting on knees in a meditation pose, reflecting how Apple’s Focus Is Powerful but Unpredictable—shelves and plants fill the background.

Sometimes you just don’t want your phone to ring, chirp, or even vibrate. Maybe you’re asleep, in an important meeting, having dinner with family, meditating, playing a game, or simply […]

Why Cloud Storage Isn’t a Backup

A person in a suit uses a laptop with digital graphics of cloud computing, folders, servers, and error warning symbols superimposed, illustrating data errors and highlighting why cloud storage isn’t a backup for critical files or secure data transfer.

Many people assume that storing files in iCloud Drive, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive means those files are backed up. After all, the files exist on remote servers maintained […]

Apple Refreshes iPhone, iPad Air, and MacBook Lineups

A woman works at a desk with multiple monitors, editing a 3D-rendered creature on her computer. Nearby, headlines announce Apple refreshes iPhone, iPad Air, and MacBook lineups in the sleek modern office overlooking the city.

Apple kicked off March 2026 with a flurry of product updates, refreshing its budget iPhone, mid-range iPad, and entire MacBook lineup. The announcements bring real upgrades across the board, with […]

How to Find and Silence the Browser Tab That’s Playing Audio

A woman sits at a desk with a laptop, lamp, coffee cup, notebook, and potted cactus, covering her ears in frustration—perhaps searching for how to find and silence the browser tab that’s playing audio. The background is bright yellow.

When a Web browser has many tabs open, it can be hard to find the one playing audio if you need to silence it. Worse, when a browser relaunches, it […]

How Does the New MacBook Neo Compare to the MacBook Air?

A hand holds up a yellow MacBook Neo laptop displaying a colorful abstract green and yellow pattern. Above, bold text reads, MacBook Neo Hello, Neo. Wondering how does the new MacBook Neo compare to the MacBook Air? Discover more on this vibrant device.

Apple has unveiled the MacBook Neo, a new entry-level laptop. With pricing starting at $599, a whopping $500 less than the MacBook Air, the MacBook Neo is positioned as an […]

Month: March 2026