This is how to type degree° symbol on Mac, iPhone and iPad
When you need to type the degree symbol on your Mac, iPhone or iPad, what do you do? Here are 4 ways to do it on a Mac and 2 ways to type degree symbols on iPhone or iPad.
Category: Tips
Get more from your Apple products using these great tips.
How to measure the distance between places on Apple Maps
While the process isn’t particularly obvious you can use Maps to measure the distance between any two points. Here is the easy way to do this.
iOS: What are Wind Down Shortcuts and how do I use them?
Wind Down Shortcuts let you control your iPhone addiction at bedtime by limiting what you can do as you try to relax.
14+ essential skills AirPod Pro owners need to use (updated)
Everything you need to know to use your new AirPods Pro properly, including all the advanced features you may have missed…
The essential guide to using split screen on Mac
You can really focus on what you need to get done when you learn how to use and how to improve Split View/Split screen mode on your Mac.
How to change incoming call alerts back to full screen
Change your iPhone incoming call warning back to full screen in Settings > Phone > Incoming Calls to select the Full Screen option in iOS 14 or later.
How to fix the annoying Apple App updates bug on M1 Macs
If you find you have GarageBand, iMovie, Keynote, Numbers and Pages app updates flagged on your new M1 Mac and the update process fails, then delete and reinstall the apps.
How to export iCloud Photos archives to Google Photos
Apple has at last introduced some way to export your Photos from iCloud to Google Photos. It’s possible it will introduce support for other services in future.
How to share Apple Music lyrics in iMessage, Instagram
Starting in iOS 14.5 you can share Apple Music lyrics via iMessage and Instagram, which is nice.
How to take better still life photos with iPhone
Apple has published an interesting feature story explaining how to take better photos of flowers with an iPhone, featuring a selection of handy tips from photographer, Nathan Underwood
