macOS gives users the option to create a custom message that will show up on the Lock screen. This is useful in the nightmare scenario of a lost or stolen Mac. Enter a phone number and email address, and anyone who opens the Mac will see it on the lock screen. To do this, go to: System Preferences > Security...
Beautiful Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada. Photo ©2019, Steven Sande If there's one part of traveling that remains a "pain point", it's staying connected to those at home or back at the office without either running up a horrendous mobile data...
Often times you don’t actually want to screen capture your entire screen, just a certain portion. To do this on a Mac, simply use Cmd + Shift + 4. Your cursor will change to a crosshair, and you simply click...
macOS Mojave introduced Dynamic Desktop, a series of time-shifting images to match the time of day. And, per the latest developer betas, it should work the same on the upcoming macOS Catalina. The macOS Mojave/Catalina desktop background features a series...
If you happen to have a MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar (most models 2016 and later), you may be wondering where to find the options to change what is shown by default. Or perhaps you didn't even know you...
If you didn't know, there is a handy way to save or share a visual voicemail on your iPhone. On your iPhone, open the Phone app and select Voicemail in the bottom right corner. Select the voicemail message that you'd...
