Which Should You Use—a Mac, iPhone or iPad, or Web App?

At WWDC23, Apple Releases New Macs, Previews New OS Features, and Unveils Vision Pro

Need to Mask Nearby Noise? Try Ventura’s Background Sounds

“Juice Jacking” Returns to the News but Still Hasn’t Happened

iOS 16.4 Adds Voice Isolation Feature to Improve Cellular Calls

Sidestep MacBook Optimized Battery Charging When Necessary

Prevent Quick Screenshots from Cluttering Your Photos Library on the iPhone and iPad

Make Sure to Back Up iPhone Photos on Your Mac

If you have trouble finding apps on your Apple Watch in the randomly arranged “grid” view, you’ll be pleased to learn how to switch to the more sensible list view, which sorts alphabetically.

Do you have pictures that are difficult to find or make sense of in Apple’s Photos be-cause they lack dates, titles, locations, and faces? That happens regularly with scanned snapshots, so we explain how you can efficiently add metadata.

New Apple Card Savings Accounts Offers 4.15% Interest

How Often Should Macs Be Replaced?

When should you replace the Mac on your desk—or your organization’s Macs?

There is no single answer, but we run down some variables that play into the deci-sion and make recommendations for different use cases.

Set Your Apple Watch Clock Ahead a Few Minutes to Avoid Being Late

Want to give yourself a few more minutes to get to meetings on time? Use this little-known option to set the time displayed on your Apple Watch ahead by a few minutes.

Although iPhones can usually withstand some exposure to water and other liquids with no ill effects, follow our advice if yours suffers a spill or takes a dip.

How to Turn Mail’s Rich Website Previews into Plain Links

ChatGPT and Generative AI Will Be an Increasingly Large Part of Our Fu-ture

Classical Music Fans Take Note: Apple Music Classical Is Now Available
Apple has at long last released the promised Apple Music Classical app. It’s a free iPhone app for Apple Music subscribers that looks and works much like the standard Music app. However, Apple has adjusted it extensively under the hood to work better with classical music, where there are many recordings of the same work by different artists. Apple also improved the metadata—normalizing composer names and add-ing work and movement tags—for the 5 million classical tracks in Apple Music. For instance, you can search by work, composer, conductor, opus number, and key, something that worked poorly before. Apple Music Classical is a significant im-provement for classical music fans, and it provides expert recommendations and playlists for those interested