Kibbles & Bytes Blog

Sometimes, something goes wrong, causing Mail on the Mac to have trouble sending a message. When it does, you may see an error…

You have a file on one Mac and want to copy it to another Mac, either yours or someone else’s. Sounds easy, and…

We’re seeing an increasing number of people switching to macOS 14 Sonoma, and for the most part, things are going well. However, Apple…

Have you ever wanted to extract an object from a photo for use in another context? Starting with iOS 16 on a relatively…

One welcome feature of Safari is its automatic detection and auto-filling of SMS-based two-factor authentication codes you receive in Messages. It allows you…

Apple recently released watchOS 10.1, with support for the much-ballyhooed double-tap gesture that selects the primary action in many apps without requiring that…

In 2013, Apple added Touch ID to the Home button of the iPhone 5S. Taking advantage of the uniqueness of fingerprints, Touch ID…

At Apple’s Halloween-themed Scary Fast event on October 30, the company unveiled its next-generation Apple silicon chips for Macs, the M3, M3 Pro,…

With macOS 13 Ventura, Apple brought Control Center from iOS to the Mac, providing a unified interface for features that users need to…

All it took for MGM Resorts International to be compromised with ransomware was a quick phone call, which some now call “voice phishing”…

We periodically field questions about password-protecting a PDF to prevent the wrong people from reading it. Lawyers want to ensure that drafts of…