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Although macOS supports multitasking just like any other desktop operating system, handling two different apps simultaneously isn’t convenient, even with the most advanced UI elements. For instance, if you have…

Apple just released iOS 15.1, iPadOS 15.1, and macOS Monterey, which brings screen sharing natively on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, over FaceTime calls. In this article, we’ll explore how to…

In WWDC 2021, Apple showed off a new feature called SharePlay, which allows iPhone and iPad users to watch content (videos, movies, or TV shows) together on a FaceTime call….

If you’ve been using Safari on iOS 15 or above, you might have noticed that older tabs are automatically closed. Previous versions of iOS allowed many tabs to be open,…

PDF is often the format of choice for sensitive documents due to its read-only nature, tamper-evident mechanisms (via digital signatures), and the fact that it preserves the document properties regardless…

Among the big changes that Apple brought to the iPhone with iOS 15, the relocation of Safari’s address bar to the bottom of the screen is perhaps one of the…

Apple has finally released macOS Monterey for all users. And like previous years, Apple’s servers will likely be busy serving a high volume of download requests, at least for the…

Sometimes, you might want to see the photos, videos, and other media that were exchanged between you and your contacts on WhatsApp. Although browsing media files from individual chats is…

macOS Sierra introduced native picture-in-picture mode, which allows users to watch videos in a small floating window that stays on top of all other windows. It’s a fun way of…

These days, many apps request location access, for providing “personalized experiences”, even when location information should not be ideally required for the app to function. At the same time, denying…