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The current MacBook Pros are rated for 10-17 hours of battery life, depending on the version. So if you're not getting that much, here's what you can do to troubleshoot it.

Need to save an attachment from your email on your iPhone? It's quick and easy — we show you how.

Siri is an excellent assistant. Learn how you can change time itself with just your voice!

iTunes Match and Apple Music let you sync your music to iCloud Music Library, but they're not error-proof. If either service is hanging up on you, here are some troubleshooting steps you can take.

If you are new to Mac, you might be feeling overwhelmed by how different it is from using a PC. Don't worry. We have everything you need to know about learning the basics of the Mac.

Visiting your favorite website has never been easier thanks to Safari in macOS Big Sur. Here's how to use it.

We’ll take you through how to launch and search for applications in Launchpad and even how to troubleshoot the issue of apps not showing up.

Do you know how to use everything on the Home screen on iPhone and iPad? Here's all you need to know!

If you've just bought your first Mac and you're switching from a Windows PC, congratulations!

The Mac's Menu bar is a wealth of helpful shortcuts if you know how to use it.

Don't like blurs? Can't read thin text? Want all that parallax stuff to just STOP ALREADY? Here's a guide to tweaking just about everything.

When shopping on your Mac, you can make secure payments online with Apple Pay - the most secure payment service!

Do you need to send large email attachments from your iPhone or iPad? Here's how to do it with Files, Dropbox, Google Drive, and more!

There's a ton of Mail Shortcuts for iPhone, and you can use them to save time. Here are some of our favorites!

You can use Siri to send, read, or respond to emails without moving a finger. Here's how!

Here are ten great tips for making the most of your iPhone photography.

Family Sharing lets your entire family share purchases from iTunes and the App Store without having to share the same Apple ID.

While your Apple Watch heart sensor should perform just fine for passive monitoring, anyone training or in need of much more accurate data may be better off with a heart rate monitor strap.