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One of the great features of iPhones and cellular-equipped iPads is the ability to use the device as a Personal Hotspot. Your iOS device, using its cellular modem, connects to the Internet and then uses its built-in Wi-Fi to become a mobile hotspot. This can be very useful for Mac users on the road with a good cellular data connection...
Last week we published a set of tips dealing with Apple Mail, deleting and archiving messages, and creating custom folders in which to store specific types of emails for organizational purposes. Today we're going to talk about how to automate...
Your browser is generally a tattletale, willing to divulge many secrets it knows about you or can find out, just for the asking. It's not really the browser's fault; that's just how most browsers are made. We'll show you how...
Many Mac users never give deleted emails a second thought. You delete it, and it's gone... or is it? In this Tech Tip, we'll discuss what Apple Mail does with those trashed emails, whether or not you can get them back,...
Even with the bigger hard drives, SSDs, and Fusion drives in modern Macs, it's still possible to run low on storage space. Especially on the MacBook and MacBook Air with 128GB of SSD storage, storing a lot of video, photographs,...
Of the many files and folders that make up macOS Sierra, there's probably none so important to maintaining the "personality" of your Mac than the ~/Library folder. Inside this folder are many subfolders that contain preference lists ("plists"), database files storing...
