The MacMost Newsletter: Issue 819 September 12, 2024 Sequoia Course Coming Next Week! I've been working hard on the macOS Sequoia course. My plan is to release about the same time Sequoia is released. And, as I have done before, I'll do a limited-time sale for the first week or so. If you want to get an email notification with this coupon code when the course is ready, just
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Club MacMost Early Access: Whatβs New In macOS Sequoia macOS Sequoia packs in a lot of new features even before Apple Intelligence is added. You have a ton of window tiling commands, a new Passwords app, Math Notes, audio transcriptions, iPhone Mirroring and more.
Watch at MacMost.com How To Find Out What's New After a macOS Or App Update After a macOS or app update it can be difficult to figure out what has changed. Here's how to see what's new in macOS update and also some techniques for finding out what's new in Apple and third-party apps.
Watch at MacMost.com How To Use the Music App On Your Mac Without Subscribing To Apple Music It may seem like you need to subscribe to Apple Music to use the Music app on your Mac. But you can simply ignore Apple Music in the sidebar and search results and use it with your own purchased or ripped songs. You can also disable it so it doesn't appear at all. And yes, you can still rip songs from a CD if you have an optical drive.
Watch at MacMost.com Club MacMost Exclusive: New iPhone 16, AirPods 4, and Apple Watch 10 Apple announced its new iPhone lineup today, introducing a new physical Camera Control on all iPhone models, a new AirPods 4 with noise cancellation, and a redesigned Apple Watch 10.
Watch at MacMost.com Signing PDF Documents On Your Mac You don't to print and scan a PDF document to sign it. You can use markup tools on your Mac to apply your own signature to a document. You can even do it quickly in Mail without needing to save the file. You can do it on the iPhone or iPad too.
Watch at MacMost.com Club MacMost Exclusive: AI-Generated Talking Heads For Video Presentations The ability to create AI-generated characters that speak has come a long way in a short time. This could be a useful tool for those that want to make explainer videos but don't like being on camera.
Watch at MacMost.com The Tech Enthusiast Hour Podcast: Episode 230The new iPhone's Camera Control, Apple disrupting the hearing aid industry, buy now features later, Windows is boring.
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