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What is Universal Control
Universal Control is a feature that allows you to control multiple Macs and iPads with one keyboard and mouse. This can be a useful tool for increasing productivity, as it allows you to easily switch between multiple devices without having to constantly switch input devices. In this blog post, we'll take…
Increasing iPad Productivity
Using an iPad as a computer is a great way to be productive on the go, but sometimes you need a more traditional input method such as a keyboard and mouse. Fortunately, the iPad supports a variety of keyboard and mouse options, giving you the flexibility to work in the way that…
Quick Fixes For Your Keyboard
Keyboard issues can be frustrating, but fortunately, there are often simple solutions that can fix the problem. Here are some common keyboard issues on Mac computers and how to troubleshoot them:
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Keyboard Is Connected But Still Not Working
If certain keys on your keyboard are not working,…
Why Customize?
By customizing your Mac keyboard, you can make your keyboard work better for you and increase your productivity. Whether you want to change keyboard shortcuts, remap keys, or add special characters, there are a number of options available to help you get the most out of your keyboard. Without further ado, here are…
Bluetooth vs. Wireless
Compared to wireless modules, Bluetooth is intended for less heavy data transfer and supplies a short range (usually 30 feet) than wireless receivers. Although wireless receivers provide a more stable connection and longer range, the downside is having to connect via a small thumb drive-like device (an RF or wireless receiver).
The…
What Is An Apple ID
Your Apple ID is how Apple defines who you are as their customer and allows them to connect you across all your Apple devices. In other words, it's your Apple account that holds all your app downloads, iCloud backups, storage, purchases, etc.
How To Find Your Apple ID
First, open…