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Can’t Rotate the Screen on an iPad or iPhone? Fix the Problem in Control Center

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Normally, when you rotate an iPad, the screen happily flips from portrait (vertical) to landscape (horizontal) orientation as appropriate. Rotating an iPhone has the same effect in some apps, though […]

Does Your Magic Mouse Need More Juice? Here’s How to Check

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It’s unfortunate that the most recent iteration of the Magic Mouse has its Lightning charging port on the bottom, making it impossible to use while charging, unlike the Magic Keyboard […]

If Your Internet Connection Is Slow, Research These Three Numbers

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As pandemic-related restrictions ebb and flow, many people continue to work from home at least some of the time. A key requirement for successful remote work is a fast, solid […]

Badges? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Red Badges (On Our iPhone Apps)

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Quick quiz: what does a red number badge on the Phone icon on your iPhone mean? You’d be right if you said that it indicates the number of missed calls […]

How to Stop Forgetting Your Apple Gear with “Notify When Left Behind”

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Apple’s Find My technology is a lifesaver when it works, enabling you to locate and potentially retrieve lost or stolen devices. It’s not perfect, even with the addition of the […]

Shrink Apps to Prevent the MacBook Pro Notch from Obscuring App Controls

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The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models feature a camera housing built into the screen, resulting in a notch like that on the iPhone. Most developers are updating their […]

Pay Attention to the iPhone’s Emergency SOS Auto Call Feature

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Did you know that pressing and holding the side button and one of the volume buttons on an iPhone 8 or later brings up a screen that lets you power […]

Avoid Unusual Top-Level Domains in Custom Domain Names

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Remember the heady dotcom days, when businesses were desperate to get a short, memorable, easily typed .com domain? It quickly became difficult to get what you wanted—so much so that […]

Avoid Unusual Top-Level Domains in Custom Domain Names

A person in a suit touches a virtual hexagonal button labeled .com on a digital screen, surrounded by other domain extensions like .net, .org, .edu, .biz, .info, .city, .mobi, .me, and .life.

Remember the heady dotcom days, when businesses were desperate to get a short, memorable, easily typed .com domain? It quickly became difficult to get what you wanted—so much so that […]

Beware the Bulging Battery! (And What to Do If Yours Expands)

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We’ve been seeing a spate of bulging batteries of late, both in Mac laptops and iPhones. A bulging battery is a Very Bad Thing and must be dealt with immediately […]

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