Your Mac’s Speak Announcements feature belongs to Apple’s Accessibility settings, which include several features designed to help more people access and navigate their devices efficiently.
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Security Alert: Apple’s AirDrop has a data leakage vulnerability
Apple’s AirDrop can be an incredibly useful utility, but it is possible that you could be sending more than you bargained for, as researchers have found that an attacker could glean the phone number and email of AirDrop users.
How To Find a Lost or Stolen Mac Laptop
There are ways to track your Mac laptop and pinpoint its location on a map for easier retrieval — or for reporting to the authorities. Let’s go over how to track for your Mac.
How Android Phone Users Can Send Text Messages from Any Computer
Google has now made it possible for Android users to send text messages from a web browser on their computer. Google rolled out “Messages for Web” support to all Android users recently, meaning you can now send text messages from any web browser, whether you’re on a PC or Mac.
How to force quit apps on Your Mac
How to force quit apps on Your Mac
New Accessibility Features Coming to iPhone, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch
Apple will soon be adding some new accessibility features for macOS Mojave, iOS 12, tvOS and watchOS 5, which will be available this fall.
These Are the Macs That Will Work with MacOS Mojave
MacOS Mojave, Apple’s upcoming desktop OS, available this fall as a free software update for Macs, will only run on systems from mid-2012 or later, plus 2010 and 2012 Mac Pro models with recommended Metal-capable graphics cards.
How To Make Phone Calls on Your Mac
In order to use your Mac for phone calls, you will need to sign in to both iCloud and FaceTime with the same Apple ID on both your Mac and iPhone. And both devices will need to be connected to the same network. A Bluetooth connection is not needed.
How To Get Your Apps and Ringtones Back on Your Mac and PC with iTunes 12.6.3
If you updated to iTunes 12.7 and want to go back, here is the fix! Apple has released iTunes 12.6.3, which reintroduces the ability to download App Store apps and ringtones from within the iTunes desktop software.
Hey Siri: Welcome to macOS Sierra.
In this demo, James Oates shows us how to setup and configure Siri on the Mac. He shows us how to enable Siri, choose a language, select a voice for Siri, enable voice feedback, select which microphone Siri will use, determine which keyboard shortcut will activate Siri, leave or remove Siri from your menu bar, enable location services, and how to allow Siri and dictation permission to access location services,
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