macOS Sequoia: What to Try First?

a woman using macOS Sequoia on her laptop

Apple has just released macOS Sequoia, and if your device is compatible, start exploring its new features immediately. If you are wondering what to check out first, here are a few must-try updates to get you started.

1 The New Passwords App

macOS Sequoia introduces a built-in Passwords app, so you no longer need third-party password managers. It handles website logins, passkeys, verification codes, and even Wi-Fi codes.

One handy feature is the ability to generate QR codes for any Wi-Fi network you’ve saved, making it easy to share access with others.… Read the rest

Evade These 10 Common iPhone Mistakes

iPhone Mistakes: iPhone device shown on a Mac laptop

We have shared heaps of iPhone tips so far, but today, our spotlight is on those little slip-ups we have all been guilty of. It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned iPhone user or a newcomer to the Apple ecosystem – you might be inadvertently hindering your device’s performance. Finally, find out the 10 common iPhone mistakes you should avoid.

1. Common Battery Mistakes

Let’s face it; we all crave an iPhone battery that goes the distance.… Read the rest

How To Stop Videos From Autoplaying On Browsers

How to stop videos from playing automaticallyAutoplaying videos were meant to make a person’s internet browsing easier. However, most of us find the feature kind of annoying and if you have limited mobile data, costly. This tutorial on how to stop videos from autoplaying on browsers can help you. The autoplaying videos feature can be easily disabled on any browser. If you have Google Chrome, Safari or Opera, then you can end the autoplaying feature quick.

Not long ago, videos that would autoplay could be stopped without a problem since they used Flash.… Read the rest