By Olena Kagui
An Apple Pencil is a great tool that can help you make the most of your iPad. It can be used for drawing and designing, or simply to taking quick notes by hand. There are many iPad Apple Pencil apps that help you explore your creativity and boost productivity. Check out these third-party Apple Pencil-compatible apps that will allow you to step up your iPad game.
When Apple discontinued its wired keyboard, Matias stepped in to provide a one of equal value and arguably better quality. The built-in hub with multiple USB ports is great for connecting your wired mouse and other devices, and the full numeric keypad is a lifesaver for those who use regularly crunch numbers. If you’re using legacy software on older systems, this keyboard is designed to be compatible for you too.
Let's face it; Apple's Calendar app is basically a to-do list, and not a great one at that. If you're going to keep your New Year's resolutions, you need an app with the power and tools to help you tackle your busy life. Informant 5 is the best calendar app and task manager for iOS, and it happens to be free! Manage projects with tasks and notes, sync your calendar among all your devices, get a user-friendly 30-day calendar view, and much more.
(Sponsored Post) By Erin MacPherson on Thu, 12/17/2020
The free Tip of the Day email—which I hope you’ve been getting lots out of—is a great first step in mastering your iPhone and the rest of the Apple suite. We’ve covered, and we’ll keep covering, everything from organizing your photos and protecting your phone from viruses to mastering new operating systems. But what happens when you want to dig deeper into the very heart of what your devices can do?
Let's face it; Apple's Calendar app is basically a to-do list, and not a great one at that. If you're going to keep your New Year's resolution to stay organized and on time, you need an app with the power and tools to tackle your busy life. Informant 5 is the best calendar app and task manager for iOS, and it happens to be free! Manage projects with tasks and notes, sync your calendar among all your devices, get a user-friendly 30-day calendar view, and much more.
By Leanne Hays
What is AirDrop, and how does it work? AirDrop uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to transfer files back and forth between Apple devices within range. You can use AirDrop to transfer from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac; it's faster and easier than using email! Here's how to AirDrop content from your iPhone to your Mac.
By Erin MacPherson
The highly anticipated Apple Fitness Plus (Fitness+) service is here, and getting started is quite simple. We'll show you how to take advantage of your free Apple Fitness+ trial, whether you're an existing user of an Apple Watch 3 or later, or purchased one recently. Just need to know how to find Apple Fitness Plus? We can help with that, too.
In the 149th episode, David and Donna share holiday gift and stocking stuffer ideas, from the HomePod mini to the original AirPods to the best iPhone screen protector. Stick around for an update on Apple’s new M1 MacBooks and Mac mini, plus a first look at Apple’s new workout video service called Fitness Plus. In the Insider section at the end, David and Donna will share audio message and iPhone wallpaper tips!
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