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How to enable dark mode on macOS 10.14 Mojave
Apple introduced a true, system-wide dark mode in macOS Mojave. Unlike previous versions of the OS, where only the Dock and menu bar were dark, Mojave brings a full fledged dark mode that spans...
How to fix ”Google Play authentication is required” error
The “Google Play authentication is required” error is a surprisingly common problem on Android devices. It makes you realize just how much you rely on Google products for your smartphone activity, especially the Play...
How to Install Fonts on an iPhone or iPad
You can install nearly any TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) font on your iPad or iPhone. You can’t change the system font, but you can use your installed fonts in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Pages,...
10 steps to saving your water damaged phone
1. Turn it off if, it isn’t already and hold it upright. 2. Remove any protective casing and, if your phone has them, remove your SIM and microSD cards from their slots. 3. Open...
YouTube Can Now Remind You To Take a Break
Mobile: It’s way too easy to lose track of time on YouTube, but a option feature can help by reminding you to take a break. Make sure you have the latest version of the...
The Fastest Way to View Old Messages on iPhone and iPad
The Messages app of iPhone and iPad will hold onto basically all text messages and iMessages that have been sent and received through the app on that particular device unless the message threads were...
How To Use Safari’s Privacy and Security Features on iPhone
Mobile Safari—the web browser on your iPhone and iPad—has a number of privacy features you might not be using, like blocking all cookies and preventing cross site tracking. Let’s look at what options are...
How to change your Twitter password
After Facebook’s data leak scandal, there is an another database breach on Twitter? Not quite: This is in response to a glitch that left passwords exposed in an internal Twitter log. Although Twitter says...
How to Check for 32-bit Apps on Your Mac in 4 Easy Steps
With iOS 11, Apple phased out support for 32-bit iOS apps, and it had announced that macOS High Sierra 10.13 will be the last release to support 32-bit apps. So looks like it has...
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