As of September 30th, you won’t be able to order prints, cards, calendars, or books from Apple in Photos. But several extensions do most of what Apple did, and others go well beyond!
With macOS 10.13.5 and iOS 11.4, Apple finally delivered the long-promised Messages in iCloud feature. What’s the point of it, and should you turn it on? Here’s the answer:
Apple’s Photos app on the Mac can identify thousands of different objects in your photos, so it’s easy to find photos based on their content.
When a Mac folder contains a lot of files, the Finder’s List view often works best, since it lets you focus on a single folder and easily sort the contents by clicking the different columns. What else can it do?
Did you know that you can turn on certain Mac features by sliding the pointer to a corner of the screen? Here’s how: