Wondering if there’s something new or a feature that’s somewhat hidden? Look at these Google Drive features you didn’t know existed but are super useful.

These three tips dramatically improved my ability to manage incoming emails, and I think they'll help you too.

You can easily cross out a word, phrase, sentence, or paragraph. We’ll show you how to strikethrough on Google Docs on the website and in the mobile app.

For a quick and easy way to organize and find your files and folders, use one of Apple’s built-in MacOS features. We’ll show you how to use tags on Mac.

If you’re unable to use your mouse or trackpad, these MacOS motor accessibility features can help you navigate, perform tasks, use apps, and control your Mac.

Watch a new movie, catch up on your favorite show, or binge watch a popular series. With the TV app on Mac, you have terrific entertainment options.

Before you create your next slideshow, check out these Microsoft PowerPoint tricks. You can save time, make shows for different audiences, and stay organized.

Wondering how to go incognito on Mac and keep the websites you visit to yourself? You can enable private browsing in Safari and protect your privacy.

With a couple of clicks or a keyboard shortcut, you can erase your last action. Learn how to undo changes in Keynote on Mac and redo them if needed.

Find out how to use Quick Note on Mac to capture thoughts, add a link, or highlight text from a page in Safari. Then, access Quick Notes in the Notes app.

Create a Gmail draft, set up meeting notes, insert a drop-down list, and more. These are the best Google Docs tricks to date for improving productivity.

Go to your inbox, snooze a message, or turn an email into a task. You can do all of this and more without lifting your fingers using Gmail keyboard shortcuts.

Use AirPlay to mirror or stream from one Apple device to another. Play a video on iPhone and watch it on Mac, or put your Mac’s screen on your Apple TV.

Want to know how to merge cells in a spreadsheet with or without data? Here’s how to merge cells in Google Sheets and options for cells containing data.

Wondering how to make a graph in Google Sheets? Open your spreadsheet and get your data ready. It’s time for a crash course on chart creation in Google Sheets.

Keep your data and formulas safe. We’ll show you how to lock cells in Google Sheets to prevent editing, display a warning, and remove that protection later.

Speed up your daily tasks, reduce the risk of errors, and eliminate tedious work. These Excel tricks are sure to take your workflow to the next level.

Excel has a versatile If, Then function built right into it. We’ll show you how to use the IF function in Excel with a number of helpful examples.

Save time, reduce errors, and enhance your productivity. These Microsoft Word tricks can improve your workflow so you can focus on your document’s content.

Did you pick up a new pair of earphones, a new speaker, or a similar Bluetooth accessory? You can connect Bluetooth on a Mac with any compatible device.

Learning how to use MacOS Monterey's Notification Center widgets is a great way to improve your Mac experience.

If you’re new to MacOS, you might be wondering, “Where is Control Center on Mac, and how do I use it?” We’ll show you what you need to know about this tool.

If you own a Mac and an iPhone, enjoy the convenience of taking calls on your computer while you work or play. Here’s how to answer those phone calls on a Mac.

With the Find My app on Mac, you can locate people, devices, and supported items easily. Open the app, choose what you want to find, and see its spot on a map.

Control your HomeKit-connected devices easily in the Home app on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You can also set up automatic ways to control your accessories.

Whether for convenience or necessity, you can dictate documents, notes, emails, and more. Here’s how to use dictation on a Mac and common commands you’ll need.

Automate tedious tasks and then perform them with a click. You can set up and use Quick Actions on a Mac to make frequently performed tasks faster and easier.

Snap photos or scan documents with your iPhone or iPad and have them immediately display on your Mac using the handy Continuity Camera.

Bring your podcasts to your computer and never miss an episode. You can listen to podcasts for free on a Mac using Apple’s MacOS app or one from a third-party.

Take a work break, look up a reference, or check a manual for instructions with this guide on how to read books on a Mac using Apple Books and the Kindle app.

If you subscribe to Apple Arcade, you can get gaming on more than just iPhone or iPad. You can use Apple Arcade on Mac to enjoy games anytime.

If you’re testing a web application or need to debug a webpage, learn how to use Inspect Element on Mac with the Safari browser.

Clean up the clutter on the screen you see most. Use Mac desktop Stacks to organize files, images, screenshots, or whatever you save to that popular spot.

You can avoid downloading and opening dangerous apps on your Mac. Here are three ways to reduce the risk of installing malicious apps on your computer.

You can speed up creating accounts and logging in, manage fewer passwords, and keep your email private using Sign in with Apple on Mac and Windows.

If you’re having trouble with a key or two, or just want to remove gunk and germs, here’s how to clean a MacBook keyboard and what to avoid.