MacMost Newsletter Issue #689 for March 17, 2022

Add Notes To Passwords On Mac And iPhone

A new feature in macOS 12.3 and iOS/iPadOS 15.4 is the ability to add notes to password entries. You can use this to store extra information about an account, or to create secure text notes inside of the iCloud Keychain.
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Using Universal Control Across Macs and iPads

Universal Control is a new feature of macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4 that lets you control all of the Macs and iPads on your desk with one keyboard and mouse or trackpad. You can even drag-and-drop and copy and paste between devices.
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Check Out The New Emoji In iOS 15.4

Apple will be including new smileys, hand gestures, symbols and more with iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4 and macOS 12.3. Check them out and learn what it could mean when someone sends one to you.
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Save Space On Your Mac By Temporarily Uninstalling Apps

Apps use a lot of space on your drive. If there are some apps you rarely use you can always uninstall them, knowing that it is fairly easy to reinstall them when you need them.
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How To Undo On The iPhone

While it is easy to Command+z on a computer to undo, it isn't obvious how to undo on an iPhone. But there are actually 5 methods including a set of tap gestures, and some apps include an undo button.
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The Tech Enthusiast Hour Podcast: New Mac, Computer Transcription

Leo and Gary talk about the new Mac Studio, Studio Display, the disappearance of a 27-inch iMac, methods of transcribing audio and video content, and more. Subscribe at iTunes...

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