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iPhone Custom Vibrations and LED Flash Alerts
You can set custom vibration patterns for your iPhone to use in addition to custom ringtones. You can use these vibrations to tell who is calling you, or what type of alert you have received. You can also set your phone to blink the LED flash so you can see an alert in addition to hearing and feeling it. You can turn off vibrations and silence your phone and still see the LED alert.
MacMost
05/12/2013
563
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Command Option Escape
The quick Command+Option+Esc keyboard shortcut gives you access to a list of running apps and lets you force-quit the if necessary. You can force-quit several apps as well, or use this as a quick app switcher. There are also other ways to force-quit apps, though in normal use you should always try to quit an app normally.
MacMost
05/29/2013
209
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Looking Forward to iOS 7
The next version of iOS seems to be a big leap forward in looks and features. In addition to a whole new look for many of the primary apps, we’ll see new features in Photos, Camera, Weather, Safari and other apps. You will be able to access iCloud Keychain password, have better compatibly with future cars, and be able to share files with nearby iOS users without a network. iOS 7 will come out this fall, most likely at the same time as a new iPhone or iPad.
MacMost
06/16/2013
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Pro Photographer Review of the 13" MacBook Pro
The MacBook Pro with Retina display is aimed at pro photographers. Can its smaller size and limited storage please our road test candidate?
Always On
04/03/2013
20,386
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How to Print a Portion of a Document or Web Page
You don't always need to print an entire document. Sometimes only a portion of a single page is all that is needed. By using OS X's ability to print to a PDF that opens in Preview, and some quick keyboard shortcuts, you can select and print only a small portion of a page, therefore saving paper and ink. This tip works for web pages, documents, or anything that can be printed.
MacMost
04/04/2013
1,096
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Google Voice Search On the iPhone
You can use the Google app to perform voice searches that return similar results to using Siri. Google voice searches can often be faster because your voice is interpreted on the phone, rather than being processed by a remote server. But Google voice search isn't integrated with iOS like Siri, so using both is your best option.
MacMost
05/30/2013
289
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iOS Music Equalizer Settings
You can choose from a list of equalizer presets in iOS to adjust how you hear music from your Music app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. The best way to use it is to play some music and try different settings. The Late Night setting is a little different as it applies to video as well. You can use iTunes on your desktop computer to get an idea about what each preset is doing.
MacMost
05/26/2013
388
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How to Use iPhoto Export Options
There are a variety of ways to export a photo from iPhoto. Using the File, export function you can decide which file format to use and set the quality and size. Learn how to use the various options and see a comparison between image quality settings.
MacMost
05/16/2013
290
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Using Automator With Calendar and Mail
Learn about some of the actions in Automator that control the Calendar and Mail app. Build a workflow that will search your events, summarize them as text, and convert that text to an audio file. Then Mail can send it as an email message.
MacMost
04/21/2013
320
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Apple ID Two-Step Verification
Apple IDs can now be made more secure by using the two-step verification process. This involves changing your Apple ID account and added secure devices, like your phone, to the process. In order to make changes to your account, like a new password, you would then need to verify your identity by using your device in conjunction with your password. This makes it much harder for someone to gain access to your account.
MacMost
03/28/2013
294
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The MacBook Air Gets a Thunderbolt Dock at Last
For $199, the Landing Zone adds Ethernet, extra USB ports and the ability to connect multiple displays, all while keeping a low profile at a desk.
CNET
04/13/2013
48,349
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Mountain Lion Scroll Bars
Scroll Bars in Lion and Mountain Lion will appear and disappear depending on your actions. You can set them to always be present, or to change based on your input device. With two fingers on your trackpad, you can scroll easily. You can also use the arrow keys on your keyboard to scroll.
MacMost
04/23/2013
396
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How to Use the Undo and Redo Functions
Learn about the Undo and Redo functions for Macs and iOS. The Undo function is available in almost every app and situation on the Mac, and many on iOS too. However, what the Undo function does depends on the type of app and the last action you took. Many apps allow you to undo multiple steps and redo them as well.
MacMost
05/02/2013
347
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How to Use the Finder Info Window
You can get and modify information about a file or folder with the Info window. You can also use the Inspector as a way to quickly look at information about any file or folder you select.
MacMost
06/09/2013
275
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Safari Snippet Editor Review
Safari 6 has some great tools for developers, including the Safari Snippet Editor. This tool allows you to write HTML code and see the results instantly. You can include tags as well as styles and scripts. It could be useful for those learning HTML or JavaScript, and for those starting a new HTML project.
MacMost
04/09/2013
371
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