With new Apple Silicon, iPhones, iPads and Macs earning rave reviews and record sales, Apple spun a great 2021. But there were still a few hiccups. Here are Apple's three biggest losses of 2021.

With iCloud increasingly storing vital information, an useful new iOS 15.2 feature lets you recover an account from a deceased friend or family member to preserve their digital legacy.

Have you run into a situation where your Mac's internal drive is full? Do you use Final Cut Pro X? If so, Jack Wallen is pretty confident he knows what the problem is and how to solve it.

Public calendar feeds let you find and subscribe to events that vary by topic. Learn how to find a calendar, then subscribe to or remove it from your device in iOS 15.

Still shopping for an iPhone owner this holiday season? These accessory gadgets and gizmos can extend its functionality in ways they may have never realized they needed.

Shopping for gifts for an iPad aficionado? These gifts go perfect for iPad owners, whether they use theirs for work, play or a bit of both.

Unsure of which operating system you want to run on your laptop? Jack Wallen offers some key benefits of the available choices.

With the right tools, the Apple Pencil can make you wonder how you ever lived without it; these apps are some of the best at making you realize how useful Apple's stylus can be.

You can find a friend or family member, a lost iPhone or iPad, and an item with an Apple AirTag, all from an Apple Watch.

Using data detectors has become commonplace in iOS and macOS, but did you know all the power that they have to introduce new tools into your workflow? Learn all about them here.

With macOS Monterey comes a tool that can help you create user friendly, repeatable actions to help optimize your daily life in numerous ways.

SharePlay lets users share content with others on a FaceTime call, meaning that you no longer need to spin up a Zoom call to quickly share your screen or present something with team members.

If you're using anything but the default macOS cursor in Monterey, you've probably noticed some serious problems. This bug can crash a Mac, but luckily avoiding it is simple.

Positive Technologies expert describes vulnerability linked to apps used to pay for public transit tickets.

Apple Calendar and Microsoft Outlook have long been leaders in calendaring and scheduling, with Calendar boasting a simplicity edge for Mac users. Has Outlook finally caught up?