Is MacBook Neo powerful enough to handle video editing, music production, and design workflows for students on a budget? When Apple launched the MacBook Neo in March 2026, the education world took notice. At just £499 with student pricing, it was the most affordable new Mac in years. But then came the questions: Can this […]

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Here is how to start shooting with just your voice command on your iOS or iPad. This is great if you don’t want to hassle of tapping on the screen or you wish to start shooting your video when your device is on a stand. Simply ask Siri to Shoot or Record a Video. Preamble: […]

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This is useful especially on old iMacs and MacBooks with 720p HD FaceTime webcam. New MacBook Pro 14 and 16 as well as MacBook Air M2 come with Full HD 1080p FaceTime webcam. While we recommended Full HD to 4K webcams for Mac mini, carrying an webcam around for the MacBook may not be the […]

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If you have an Apple Pencil with your iPad, chances are you are already taking notes with them but have you tried converting your scribbles to text? Here, we show you how to convert handwritten notes live, right on the iPad without any extra apps. Or, if you already have a bunch of written note, […]

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For those looking for ways to transfer the photos and videos out of their devices, iPad or iPhone to their Mac be it as a backup, for further editing or to free up the storage, here are five simple ways. Overview Four of the five tutorials below involves downloading photos to your Mac, while the […]

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Raspberry Pi is an affordable and easy way to learn about computing, coding and software. It also does not take a lot of room or power, making it cheap to run too. Then there is the community, documentations and resources surrounding the use of the tiny computer making it an ideal gadget for learning. So, […]

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Microsoft Publisher is not one of the major desktop publishing applications. However, it has found a very strong and dedicated following especially in the learning and teaching communities. Why do so many people use MS Publisher Because of how easy it is to put together visually appealing documents and the variety of templates available, MS […]

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Notes on my Apple devices is one of my most used app. This is where I jot down ideas, write blog posts, book outlines, and generally store text information that does not require editing. ** This recovery only works if you have your Mac Notes synced to Google** The main benefit of using Notes synced […]

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Can’t open PUB, MS Publisher files on your system? You have come to the right place. If you don’t have Microsoft Publisher or any of the third party software that can open and view PUB files, we have solutions for you and it doesn’t involve buying or installing any application. If you have been in […]

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In a mixed environment, MacOS and Windows PC, you often get USB Thumb Drives or External Hard Drive formatted in NTFS file system that you can read but not write on a Mac. Here is a quick and easy hack to enable writing to NTFS Drive without installing any software. So you have data written […]

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