The Calendar app in macOS High Sierra (and later) is automatically backed up if you have an iCloud account and enable this option. However, I like to keep another backup of my calendars and urge you to do the same. ...
If you are a Mac user, you already know just how easy it is to set up the Mac Finder from the moment you turn on your brand new computer. But did you know that there are a ton of...
Adding a larger display to a laptop or a second display to a desktop is an easy way to boost productivity. The display ports on monitors don’t always directly connect to the display ports found on laptops and desktops. So...
Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security for your Apple ID designed to ensure that you're the only person who can access your account, even if someone knows your password. Here are the steps to enable two-factor authentication on a...
As we come out of lockdown hibernation, many of us still find ourselves unready and unwilling to hold face-to-face conversations with other human beings. Millennials, in particular, were already known for being antisocial – favoring polished digital interactions to face-to-face...
The more I use my iPhone 12 Pro Max camera, the less I use my expensive Canon mirrorless digital camera. The reason? I find it much easier to achieve certain effects with the iPhone than with the much bulkier digital...
With macOS Big Sur (and Catalina), you can use your Apple Watch to authenticate passwords or approve app installations when you double-tap on the Side button. This is especially handy on Macs (mid-2013 and later) that don't have Touch ID, which...
The great fear of tech implementation always harkens back to data mining and exposure. So, imagine my surprise when I saw that, on June 8th, Amazon began automatically enabling WiFi sharing on connected hardware. Through a unique wireless network called...
The Beatles, Worms, Viruses, and Trojans. In 1987, when university professor Fred Cohen asked the USA's National Science Foundation for funding to research countermeasures for the (at that time) new phenomenon of so-called "computer viruses," he was rejected. He was...
