iOS 26 Lets You Scroll With Your Tongue (Without Licking Your Screen) - Here's How To Do It

In iOS 26, Apple’s Head Tracking lets users scroll by sticking out their tongue, assigning gestures to screen actions in ...

Apple Reminders vs Todoist : A 3-Month Productivity Experiment

Discover how Apple Reminders, Notes, and Calendar performed in a 90-day productivity challenge compared to Todoist and ...

iPhone Action Button: How To Use It Like a PRO

Discover how to customize the iPhone Action Button to streamline tasks and boost productivity with this step-by-step guide.

Microsoft Teams to auto-track office presence by using Wi-Fi networks: Know-how

Microsoft is working on a new Teams feature that can automatically detect when users are in the office by connecting to the ...

Out of touch — how the MacBook Pro Touch Bar came and went

It was such a bold change to a keyboard that Apple championed the Touch Bar — for a while. Then it quickly started to fade ...

These Are Some Of The Easiest Smartphones For Seniors To Learn How To Use (According To Users)

Smartphones are progressively becoming easier to use for people of all ages, but these smartphones are particularly ideal for ...

4 MacBook Widgets Everyone Should Be Using

Get more from your Mac. We found the 4 best MacBook widgets for productivity, quick info, and convenience that you should be ...

OpenAI buys Mac app Sky, built by the same team that gave Apple its Shortcuts feature

OpenAI has announced the acquisition of Software Applications Incorporated, the company behind Sky, a natural language ...

Apple Maps in iOS 26 keeps track of your favorite places

To access your Visited Places, head to Apple Maps and bring up the info card at the bottom, then tap Places and Visited Places. You’ll see a selection of places on screen right away: You can use the ...