Archives: iPhone

Tuesday, February 14, 2023

IOS 16.3.1, MacOS 13.2.1 released : Update your iPhone, iPad, Mac

If you only do two things to secure your Apple device(s), make them: Have a passcode; and Keep your OS up to date! How? On your iPhone or iPad: Settings > General > Software Update… On your Mac: Apple menu > About this Mac > Software Update… Latest OS versions Released 13 Feb 2023: IPHONE:  iOS 16.3.1... More

Tuesday, January 24, 2023

IOS/iPadOS 16.3, MacOS 13.2 released : Secure your iPhone, iPad, Mac

If you can do just two things to secure your device(s), make them: Have a passcode; and Keep your OS up to date! How? On your iPhone or iPad: Settings > General > Software Update… On your Mac: Apple menu > About this Mac > Software Update… Latest OS versions Released 23 Jan 2023: IPHONE:  iOS... More

Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Tip: Secure your iPad, iPhone, Mac. Keep your OS up to date

If you can do just two things to secure your device(s), make them: Have a passcode; and Keep your OS up to date! What to do? On your iPhone or iPad: Settings > General > Software Update… On your Mac: Apple menu > About this Mac > Software Update… Latest OS versions Released 14 Dec 2022... More

Thursday, September 15, 2022

iOS 16 adds built-in Photo cut out feature!

iOS 16 can instantly remove the background from any image. Just long-press on the figure in your photo you wish to cut-out, and then paste into your favourite graphics progam (including PowerPoint, Word, etc.). For details see: Remove background from photos or videos https://youtu.be/H6zP_xZvOWU... More

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Set up Medical ID on your iPhone

It's been seven years since Apple introduced the Medical ID feature on iPhones. Haven't set it up? Here's how you do it –– and why you should. Why: Medical ID helps first responders access your critical medical information from the Lock screen, without needing your passcode. They can see information like allergies and medical conditions as... More

Thursday, February 4, 2021

Share your iPhone/iPad screen

Share your iPhone or iPad screen to your Mac, and from there to anyone using MS Teams or Zoom meetings. Connect your iPhone/iPad to your Mac using its USB cable. Open QuickTime Player on your Mac. Select QuickTime Player's File in the menu bar at the top of the screen. Select the menu item New... More

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