View in HD at . You may use the Dock to launch apps. But did you also know you can use the Dock to quit and hide apps? You can use it as an app switcher, create new documents and even control apps too.

View in HD at . Most of the time you can just use a single iCloud photo library stored in your Pictures folder. But if you have other needs you can move it to an external drive, create more libraries, and even link photos to your library without importing them.

View in HD at . You can use the free app from MacMost to perform calculations and have the result automatically pasted. You can also calculate the selected text or the text in the clipboard.

View in HD at . Take a look at some of the new features coming to macOS laster this year including Safari Profiles, Aerial Wallpapers, links between Notes, and much more.

View in HD at . Apple announced three new Macs at this year's WWDC. In addition to an anticipated larger-screen MacBook Air and an update to the Mac Studio, they also have a high-end expensive and expandable Mac Pro that uses Apple's home-grown chips.

View in HD at . Learn how to type math symbols like the division sign, single-character fractions and more. Find out how you can type complex math equations in Pages.

View in HD at . Learn how to move groups of app icons together, reorder quickly, hide apps without deleting them completely and much more.

View in HD at . Sometimes widely-used Mac tips and tricks aren't actually the fastest or easiest was to do something. Learn some alternatives to using Spotlight, the app switcher, the Emoji viewer and more.

View in HD at . There are lots of ways to use the PDF button that is hidden in the Print Dialog of most apps. You can use it to print part of a document or page, export as an image, send directly to Mail and much more.

View in HD at . When you are reusing the same text in a column, such as entering categories or names, you can save time and effort by using the autocomplete feature. This allows you to easily retype the same text without needing to enter every letter.