iPhone and iPad How-Tos

Updated July 18th, 2016.

Women's March Madness logo NCAA Women’s March Madness Calendar for iPhone, Mac, and iPad - March Madness NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament calendar in ics (iCal) format. Updates automatically! Teams, date, times, and TV. Works with Google Calendar too.
March Madness Calendars for iPhone and Mac NCAA March Madness Calendar for iPhone, Mac, and iPad - March Madness NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament calendar in ics (iCal) format. Updates automatically! Teams, date, times, and TV. Works with Google Calendar too.
2023 Women's World Cup featured image 2023 Women’s World Cup Soccer Tournament Calendar for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - Women's World Cup Soccer Tournament schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac calendars. Works with Google Calendar too. Updates automatically. Free.
Leagues Cup Calendar for iPhone and Mac Leagues Cup Soccer Tournament Schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - Leagues Cup Soccer Tournament schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac calendars. Works with Google Calendar too. Updates automatically. Free.
NHL Playoffs Calendar for iPhone and Mac NHL Playoffs Schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - NHL Playoffs calendar in iCal (ics) format for iPhone, iPad, Mac, & Google Calendar. Times, dates, TV stations. Updated with scores as games go final. Includes links to 3-minute video highlights.
UFL Calendar main image UFL Schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - UFL calendar in iCal (ics) format for iPhone, iPad, Mac, & Google Calendar. Times, dates, TV stations. Updated with scores as games go final.
How to add your COVID-19 vaccination record to your iPhone’s Wallet, for Californians - Add your COVID-19 vaccination record to your iPhone's Wallet app, for quick, secure access. This article tells you how.
MLB Playoffs Calendar Major League Baseball (MLB) Playoffs Calendar for iPhone and Mac Calendars - Here's the Major League Baseball (MLB) Playoffs Calendar in ".ics" format for your iPhone and Mac. Subscribe to the calendar and get updates as game times and teams are determined.
How to sync your AOL contacts with your iPhone and iPad - Here's how you get your AOL contacts onto your iPhone. Step by step instructions. AOL says it can't be done but they are wrong about that.
How to make and use Shortcuts in iOS - Use Shortcuts to automate things on your iPhone and iPad. Includes step-by-step instructions for making a shortcut that reminds you to charge your iPhone when the battery falls below 50%.
Solve the “Attachment is Too Long” issue in Messages - Sending attachments to non-Apple people-- the green ones-- can fail with an "Attachment is Too Long" error. Here's how you fix that.
How to use Widgets in iOS 14 - Widget are an essential feature of iOS 14. Here's a brief iOS 14 Widget tutorial: what Widgets are, how to add Widgets, how to stack them.
How to get your AOL calendar onto your iPhone and iPad - Here's how to get the AOL calendar onto your iPhone and iPad in iOS 12, 13, and 14. AOL's documentation says it can't be done, but it's wrong.
Display Zoom comes to iPhone X, Xs, and 11 Pro in iOS 14 - iOS 14 enables "Display Zoom" for the iPhone X, Xs, and 11 Pro. It makes everything bigger-- icons, buttons, text. Thank you, iOS 14!
How to use the Back Tap feature in iOS 14 - iOS 14 introduces "Back Tap," allowing you to perform actions with a double-tap or triple-tap on the back of your iPhone-- even in a case.
How to add web page shortcut icons to your iPhone’s Home Screen - You can add shortcut icons for web pages to your iPhone's Home screen. They look like apps. When you tap one you're taken to that web page.
Celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks on your iPhone and iPad - COVID-19 has canceled most live fireworks shows, so put on your own pyrotechnics show with a free iPhone app.
My Ten Best Tips for the Mail app on the iPhone and iPad: Shortcuts, Swipes, and Taps - Here are my top ten tips for using Mail on an iPhone (or an iPad). They make using Mail faster, easier, and more efficient. Give them all a try!
Add airline tickets to Apple Wallet Add airline tickets to your iPhone’s Wallet - Add airline tickets to Apple Wallet app and always have up-to-date flight information. Boarding passes pop up when you arrive at the airport.
XFL Calendar XFL Schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - XFL calendar in iCal (ics) format for iPhone, iPad, Mac, & Google Calendar. Times, dates, TV stations. Updated with scores as games go final.
Safari's Reader View Make web pages easier to read on an iPhone using Safari’s Reader feature - Safari's Reader feature makes web pages much easier to read on iPhones. Strip out ads, increase font size, change background color.
2023-2024 College Football Bowl Game Schedule for iPhone, iPad, and Mac Calendar apps - College Football Bowl Game calendar in iCal (ics) format for iPhone, iPad, Mac, & Google Calendar. Times, dates, and tv stations. Updated every year.
Best online college football schedules Best Online College Football Schedules - Here is a collection of the very best college football schedules available online. Teams, times, TV-- you name it, it's here.
How to send messages with balloons and other screen effects from an iPhone or iPad - Here's how to send animated balloons & other screen effects from an iPhone or iPad. It's easy & fun-- but you need to know how! Here's how.
Blinking Yellow Light on an Apple Airport– what it means, what to do - Blinking yellow light on your Apple Airport needs attention. Fnd out what the problem is and update firmware using the Airport Utility.
How to get your AOL email working again on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac - iPhone and Mac users: did your AOL mail quit working, all of a sudden? Here's what to do.
How to Fix iMessage “Waiting for Activation” on iPhone - Is iMessage on iPhone stuck, "Waiting for activation"? Apple's suggestions don't always work. Here's how to activate iMessage the right way.
How to quickly Capitalize words you’ve already typed on iPhone and iPad - Here's the easy way to fix things when you forgot to capitalize something while typing on your iPhone.
NFL Calendar logo NFL Post-Season Calendar for iPhone and Mac - Get the NFL Post-Season schedule into your iPhone or Mac's Calendar app. Calendar includes teams, times, and TV info. Updated with scores. Also works with Google Calendar.
How to forward (or delete) part of a text message conversation on an iPhone or iPad - Delete or forward part of text message conversations on your iPhone, maybe NSFW photos. You can delete an entire conversation; this is better.
How to Print Mailing Labels from an iPhone or iPad - Print mailing labels from your iPhone or iPad. Or, make a PDF of labels and email them to someone else to print from a computer.
Close all 418 tabs Extend your iPhone’s battery life by closing unneeded Safari tabs - Long-forgotten Safari tabs, running in the background, can drain your battery, but closing one at a time takes forever. Here's how to close them all at once.
Apple's October 30th Event How to watch Apple’s October 30th, 2018 event - How to watch Apple's October 30th event, and what to expect. New iPads are a good bet, as are refreshed MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs.
How to sync text messages between your iPhone and your Mac - You want your iPhone's text messages to sync with your Mac and iPad-- all messages, green and blue both. Here's how you set it up.
Apple Special Event September 12th, 2018 How to watch Apple’s September 12th 2018 Special Event - Here's how to watch Apple's September 2018 announcements on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
Animated GIF showing decreasing cell phone reception. How to fix poor iPhone cell reception in your home and office - Improve reliability & sound quality of phone calls made from your iPhone by turning on WiFi Calling. The feature is easy to turn on, & free.
iOS 10 Photos app icon How to use the Memories feature in iOS 11’s Photos app - iOS 10 introduced a feature called "Memories" in Photos. It makes shareable mini-movies of your photos & sets them to music. Here's how to do it.
Text Replacement examples Make Your Own iPhone and Mac Text Replacements for Auto-Correct - Add custom Auto-Correct text replacements to your iPhone & Mac. Save typing: xpand a short string into a longer one Make fewer typos.
Press Home to Unlock How to Quickly Unlock Your iPhone or iPad with iOS 10 - iOS 10 removed "Slide to Unlock" & replaced it with a much-harder-to-use "Press Home to Unlock." Make unlocking an iPhone easy with this tip.
iOS 10 logo Should I Upgrade my iPhone to iOS 10? - Thinking of upgrading to iOS 10? Here's what you need to know.
iOS 9.3.4 Update Should I update my iPhone to 9.3.4? - Should you update your iPhone to 9.34? If you're already on 9.x, then YES. Learn about the 9.3.4 update and why it's probably right for you.
iOS 9.3.3 icon Should I update my iPhone to 9.3.3? - Should you update your iPhone to 9.3.3? Probably. Read about the fixes provided here and install the update soon.
How to restrict your Google search to a single website - Restrict a Google search to a single website. Handy for filtering out results and returns better results than searching at the site itself.
Open DNS How to Block Porn Sites and Phishing Sites AND Speed Up Your Home Network - Block porn sites, phishing sites, and make your network faster with one simple change. Use OpenDNS's server numbers at no cost. Here's how.
Should I install the iOS 9.3.2 Update? - Should I install the iOS 9.3.2 Update? Easy answer: yes-- unless you are thinking of updating an iPad Pro 9.7 inch. In that case, don't.
iPhone to printer How to Print from an iPhone - Here's how you print from an iPhone (or iPad). Print from Mail, Notes, Safari, and many other apps, through the air to a networked printer.
iOS 9.3 icon Should I Update my iPhone or iPad to iOS 9.3? - Wondering whether you should update your iPhone or iPad to 9.3? This article will help you decide, and shows you how to do it the best way.
Here's a tip How to delete an email from your iPhone with a single swipe! - Delete an email from your iPhone with one swipe! No need to swipe left and tap delete. No need to open the message and tap the trash can.
iPhone phone icon How to forward a voicemail message from your iPhone - Here's how you forward a voicemail message from your iPhone to someone else. Send it as an email, as a Message, and other ways too.
Three cool things you can do with your iPhone, using apps that came with it - Updated March 29th, 2016.Three cool things you can do with your iPhone, using apps that came with it Part of the fun of the iPhone is discovering “new” features that were there all along. Here are three that might be new to you. 1. See if something is level. Believe it or not, you check... Continue Reading →
How to recognize phony virus scams on Mac and iPhone - Updated October 9th, 2018.Most of the blog posts I write are positive, upbeat, “Looky what you can do with your Apple thing!” articles. Lots of how-tos, lots of reviews, all designed to help you do more with your Macs, iPhones, and iPads. Basically, I show you what to do. This time, I’m going to show... Continue Reading →
How to know when it’s going to rain - Updated April 13th, 2020.UPDATE March 2020: Apple likes the forecast.io people so much they bought the company. UPDATE: forecast.io has changed. It’s still great, but it’s now called darksky.net. Read my new article about darksky.net, written in October 2016. When it comes to rain, most of us have questions like these: “Do I have time... Continue Reading →
How to Track your Mileage Automatically, Using the MileIQ app on your iPhone - Updated April 13th, 2020.UPDATE: MileIQ will give you $40, and give your friends 20% off an annual subscription, when you refer them using your special link. You could pay for your own account through referrals, assuming you have enough friends. MileIQ is an iPhone mileage tracker, and you need it if you have to keep... Continue Reading →
2015-2016 College Football Bowl Game Calendar for iPhone and Mac - Updated April 13th, 2020.UPDATE: I’ve created the 2016-2017 College Football Bowl Game calendar for you. Click here to get it. When asked whether you want to subscribe, click YES. UPDATE: here is the 2016 College Football schedule, for each team in America. The nice people at collegefootballcalendar.net have put out a calendar showing every college... Continue Reading →
How to password-protect a Numbers document on your iPhone or iPad - Here's how you password protect a Numbers document on your iPhone or iPad. Open with Face ID or Touch ID also.
How to password-protect a Pages document on your iPhone or iPad - Updated November 20th, 2015.You can password-protect a Pages document on your iPhone or iPad. No one can open it without the password. This way, if your iPhone or iPhone is unlocked, your document is still protected. It’s really easy to do.With a Pages document up on your iPhone or iPad, look for the wrench at... Continue Reading →
Six ways to use Touch ID Six Ways to Use Touch ID on iPhones and iPads - Here are six ways to use Touch ID on your iPhone and/or iPad. The more you use Touch ID the more you'll like it. Huge time-saver.
Easy Way to Move Apps from Screen to Screen on the iPhone - Updated December 19th, 2015.Rearranging apps on your iPhone is easy: you tap and hold on any app’s icon, then all of the apps start jiggling, and then you drag the apps to place. Nothing to it, as long as you’re not trying to move things from one screen to another. Yes, you can drag an... Continue Reading →
Hmmm! Why Don’t Photos Sync between my iPhone and Mac? - If you took a picture with your iPhone, and expected it to land on your Mac, but it didn't-- here's how to fix it. iCloud synching requires WiFi.
Turn Your iPhone Sideways - Updated November 21st, 2015.Many apps rotate to match the iPhone’s orientation, so if you happen to hold it sideways, those apps will still be right-side-up. But some apps do more than simply rotate. For some apps, turning the iPhone sideways gives a completely different view. Here are three such apps. 1. Calculator Here’s how the... Continue Reading →
How To Track Your Steps for Free with Pedometer++ - Updated July 6th, 2016.— How To Track Your Steps for Free with Pedometer++ — A lot of people wear sleek, high-tech bracelets on their wrists these days. (A smaller group of people wear less sleek, high-tech, non-removable bracelets on their ankles.) Either way, they’re tracking their steps. Here are some of the bracelets that you... Continue Reading →
Season’s Greetings, and a Present for You - Updated April 13th, 2020.— Season’s Greetings, and a Present for You — It’s been a super year for me and my blog. I published my 400th article, doubled the blog’s readership, and connected with readers from around the world. With your help– comments, suggestions, and encouragement– I turned this blog into a forum for helping... Continue Reading →
How to Fix Yosemite’s Spotlight Search - Updated January 7th, 2017.I get a lot of complaints about Yosemite’s Spotlight search. Generally the complaints are “Spotlight finds everything except what I’m looking for!” Actually, what often happens is Spotlight does find what you’re looking for, but it finds so many other things that the thing you’re looking for gets lost in the soup.... Continue Reading →
icon for myCardLists How to Print Mailing Labels from your iPhone or iPad (2014 Edition) - Updated December 19th, 2015.UPDATE: I’ve updated my how-to article on printing mailing labels from your iPhone or iPad. Please click here to see the 2015 version. Thank you. You can use your iPhone or iPad to print mailing labels for any or all of your iPhone/iPad’s contacts. It’s December already– if you want to get... Continue Reading →
iOS 8.1.1 Update: Something to be thankful for - Updated December 19th, 2015. Thanksgiving is more than a week away, but Apple’s given iPad 2 and iPhone 4s owners something to be thankful for today: a fresh new iOS update, with performance improvements galore. It’s iOS 8.1.1, the best version yet, and if you’re on 8.anything it behooves you to get the iOS 8.1.1... Continue Reading →
Easy Automation with IFTTT - Updated April 13th, 2020.Weren’t computers supposed to make things easier, doing all sorts of work for us while we sit on the porch drinking lemonade? It hasn’t exactly turned out that way, not for most of us. A free service called IFTTT (IF This, Then That) aims to change that. I use it and it’s... Continue Reading →
iOS 8.1 Update: Do It. Here’s How. - Updated January 7th, 2017.The iOS 8.1 update came out yesterday. I’ve installed it on my iPhone 5s and iPad 2 and it’s solved some iOS 8 problems for me, including performance issues which were very evident on the iPad 2. If you’ve already installed 8.0, 8.0.1, or 8.0.2 on your iPhone or iPad (or iPod... Continue Reading →
How to Edit Photos Using iOS 8’s Photos App - Updated December 19th, 2015.Apple’s packed some great photo-editing features into iOS 8’s Photos app. It’s not quite Photoshop but it may be all you need. Plus, it’s already on your iPhone, assuming you’re on iOS 8. Plus it’s a ton of fun. Here’s how you can use these features to quickly improve your pictures. Mom,... Continue Reading →
My Four Favorite Money-Saving Shopping Websites - Updated April 13th, 2020.Our friend Ben Franklin said “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Actually, there’s some debate about whether he actually said that, but the thought is a good one. You can’t always bring in more money but if you buy stuff at a discount it’s almost the same thing. The four websites... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #8: Make and Answer Phone Calls From Your iPad - Updated April 13th, 2020.Eight for 8, Day Eight. I make a point of turning off my iPhone’s ringer when I am in someone else’s office or home. Occasionally I forget to do it, and when a call comes in I rush to slide the switch to “mute.” That’s what happened last week, but when I... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #7: Set the Camera’s Focus and Exposure Independently - Updated December 19th, 2015.Eight for 8, Day Seven. Feeling lucky. Some of iOS 8’s new features are more like refinements of old features, and some of them are a little on the subtle side. In fact, some of them are so subtle you might not notice them– but that’s why I’m here, to point them... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #6: See the Battery Usage, per App - Updated December 19th, 2015.Eight for 8, Day Six. Let’s get rolling. I get a lot of calls asking how to prolong the battery life on iPhones and iPads, so many that I’ve written a couple of blog posts about that already: here, and also here. But iOS 8 gives us a new tool in our... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #5: Hands-Free Siri - Updated April 13th, 2020.Eight for 8, Day Five. iOS 8 gives us a new, hands-free way of controlling Siri. Here’s how it works. iOS 8 Tip #5: Hands-Free Siri Used to be, to use Siri you held the Home button down until you heard “beep beep,” and then you let go and then you started... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #4: Faster Typing, Thanks to the Predictive Keyboard - Updated December 19th, 2015.Eight for 8, Day Four. iOS 8 Tip #4: Faster Typing, Thanks to the Predictive Keyboard iOS 8’s keyboard looks a lot like its predecessors, except now it has a little strip across the top row. It uses that strip to present its three best guesses for what you want to type... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #3: Audio Texts and Video Insta-Selfies - Updated December 19th, 2015.Eight for 8, Day Three. Why do we say that half of eight is four, when anyone can look at the picture and see that half of 8 is 3? Must be the New Math. Before we get to today’s tip I want to thank those who’ve been sending in tips, questions,... Continue Reading →
iOS 8 Tip #2: Actionable Notifications - iOS 8 and higher: you can respond to notifications from the lock screen now. This will save you time and trouble.
iOS 8 Tip #1: The Two-Finger Down-Swipe - Here's how you make your iPhone read out loud to you. Incredibly handy: have your iPhone read your emails and articles to you as you drive.
400 blog posts How to Write 400 Blog Posts, Part 1 - I've published my 400th blog post. Here's how: tools, services, the works. I didn't know much about blogging when I started but I do now.
How to Make a Good Password - Updated October 9th, 2019.— How to Make a Good Password — UPDATE: even though your passwords aren’t stored as plain text at places like LinkedIn and Target it isn’t terribly hard to figure out what those passwords are should there be a data breach. This video shows you how password cracking gets done. You’ve no... Continue Reading →
Top Three iPhone and iPad Tips - My favorite iPhone tips and time-savers, the ones I teach new iPhone users right away. Be better and faster with these tips.
How to Send a Group Email from Your iPhone or iPad - Sending a group email from a Mac is easy. Sending a group email from an iPhone or iPad is also easy, if you know how. Here's how.
iPhone 5 Battery Replacement Program - Some iPhone 5 handsets came with a bad battery. Apple will replace it. Here's how to find out if your battery qualifies.
Get Faster Internet Just by Asking - Updated December 18th, 2015.I get my internet service through Time Warner Cable. I think the speed originally was 5 Mbps. Somewhere along the line I upgraded to Time Warner’s “Turbo” internet and got it up to 20 Mbps. I thought that was pretty fast. (I test the speed at www.speedtest.net. Avoid clicking the links that... Continue Reading →
iOS 7.1 Update: Get It - Updated December 19th, 2015.Apple continues to refine iOS 7. The 7.1 update is the latest and in my experience it’s something you ought to install. The easy way to do it is through the air. Make sure your iPhone or iPad is plugged in and charging before starting, just to be safe. Then Settings, General,... Continue Reading →
Christian Boyce Speaking at Macworld/iWorld - Updated December 19th, 2015.Macworld/iWorld (formerly “Macworld Expo”) is coming soon to San Francisco’s Moscone Center. I’ve been selected as one of the speakers in the “RapidFire” session on opening night (March 27th, 2014), starting at 5 PM. Each RapidFire speaker (I think there are 15) gets exactly five minutes to impart some pearls of Mac... Continue Reading →
How to Erase an iPhone (or iPad) - Updated July 3rd, 2016.Looking to pass your old iPhone (or iPad) down to your sister, your cat, or maybe your sister’s cat? You’ll need to erase it before you do, and it’s easy when you know how. Here’s how. First, make a copy of everything that’s on the iPhone (or iPad), just in case. If... Continue Reading →
iOS 7: Get the iOS 7.0.3 Update - Updated December 18th, 2015.If you’re still using iOS 6 that’s fine– stay there if you want. But if you’re on any version of 7 lower than 7.0.3, get your device updated to 7.0.3 pronto. There are lots of improvements in iOS 7.0.3, but here are the most important ones: 1. iOS 7.0.3 introduces the iCloud... Continue Reading →
How to Find an iPhone 5s - Updated December 18th, 2015.UPDATE (November 5th, 2013): Apple’s legal department has asked that the Apple-Tracker website be shut down as it violates terms of use of the Apple.com website. So now it’s gone. Too bad– it was rather handy. Thanks, Apple-Tracker. Looking for an iPhone 5s? Of course you are. And are you discovering that... Continue Reading →
iOS 7: Reset Your iPhone (or iPad) and Fix Mysterious Problems - Updated December 18th, 2015.I’m getting a lot of calls about things that don’t work right after the iOS 7 upgrade. Two of the oddest: the camera wouldn’t take pictures, and email could not be sent even though the settings appeared to be correct. When faced with this kind of issue you have two great chances... Continue Reading →
iOS 7: How to Turn Off an Unused App - Updated December 18th, 2015.I am getting this question a lot lately, and understandably so: the way we turned off unused apps in iOS 6 (and further back) was a little different, and you can’t do it that way in iOS 7. For review, here’s how it worked in iOS 6: Double-tap Home button. The current... Continue Reading →
iOS 7: Stretch Your iPhone’s Battery Life - Updated April 13th, 2020.UPDATE: Apple has found that the batteries in some iPhone 5 units drain too quickly. They’ll replace those batteries for free. Read all about it on my post “iPhone 5 Battery Replacement Program.” My iPhone 5, with iOS 7, ran out of power today. I don’t know exactly when but I know... Continue Reading →
iOS 7: First Look, First Tips - Updated December 18th, 2015.Last week I cautioned against being among the first to install iOS 7. The main reason for that was concern that unknown bugs in iOS 7 could surface, either during the installation or after, creating inconvenience and maybe worse. Of course not everyone reads this here blog so the message did not... Continue Reading →
Back Up Your iPhone to iCloud– Please! - Updated December 18th, 2015.There are two ways to back up your iPhone (and iPad). The first way used to be the only way: connect your iPhone (or iPad) to your computer with a USB cable and let iTunes take care of it. It’s not a lot of trouble, and it’s reasonably fast, and your iPhone/iPad... Continue Reading →
Clone Your Hard Disk– Automatically - Here's the easiest way to clone your Mac's hard disk automatically.
The Daily Tip: Automate ebay Searches with SearchDome - Updated April 27th, 2016.Automate ebay Searches with SearchDome ebay is great, but if the thing you’re looking for isn’t available the first time you search for it you’re going to have to come back and search for it again. That’s a bit of trouble, and half the time you forget to do it anyway. So... Continue Reading →
The Daily Tip: Google Translate - Updated December 18th, 2015.Do you ever need to translate something into another language? Of course you do. Here’s how you do it quickly and effortlessly, using Google Translate. 1. Go to translate.google.com. Here’s what you’ll see: In this case the box on the left is set for English, which is what I’m going to type... Continue Reading →
The Daily Tip: iPhone Camera Tips - Updated January 7th, 2017.The iPhone camera isn’t perfect but it takes pretty good pictures. Use it right and it’ll take even better pictures– much, much better pictures. Here are the most important things to know. 1. You can take a picture by pressing either of the volume buttons. This lets you hold the iPhone more... Continue Reading →
The Daily Tip: Shake to Undo Typing - Updated December 1st, 2015.Every so often, I make a big mistake on my iPhone, like when I’m writing a long email and somehow accidentally delete everything I’ve written. That’s when I’m glad that I know about “Shake to Undo Typing.” When this sort of thing happens to you, just shake your iPhone (or your iPad)... Continue Reading →
The Daily Tip: How to take iOS Screen Shots - Updated December 1st, 2015.My friend Jay suggested I post a daily Mac or iPhone or iPad tip, big or small, doesn’t matter to him. Great suggestion. Let’s see how many days in a row I can do it. Every so often there’s something on your iPad’s screen, or on your iPhone’s screen, and you want... Continue Reading →
Siri Tip: Add Item to a Reminder List - Updated December 1st, 2015.Apple’s Reminders app for iOS is super handy. It is even handier when you use Siri to add items to the Reminders by voice. All it takes is the keyword “Add.” So, Kate (this is for my sister Kate who recently joined the iPhone Club), you press and hold your iPhone’s Home... Continue Reading →
Forecast.io: Great Weather Website - Updated October 29th, 2016.UPDATE October 2016: Forecast.io is now Darksky.net. See my article about Darksky.net and the Darksky app. Forecast.io is the nicest, cleanest, and most useful weather website that I’ve ever seen. It’s from the same people who made the excellent Dark Sky app for iPhones and iPads, and like Dark Sky it’s all... Continue Reading →
Macworld/iWorld 2013 - Updated December 18th, 2015.I’ll be speaking at Macworld as part of the RapidFire session. It’s a lot of fun for everyone: each of ten speakers gets 5 minutes to demonstrate something cool. I’ll be covering Moom, Desktop Curtain, and Typinator (and speaking very quickly). Here’s a link to my PDF handout. Macworld/iWorld 2013 runs this... Continue Reading →
How to Use Dropbox’s Previous Versions feature - Dropbox remembers what you've put into it, even if you've deleted it or written over it. Here's how you can recover files that you have somehow lost.
How to Print Mailing Labels from an iPhone or iPad (2012 Edition) - Updated October 4th, 2020.NOTICE Things have changed since this article was written in December 2012. The Avery Templates Everywhere app is no longer available. The Avery Design & Print app is still available, but it’s terrible (bad interface, crashes, buttons don’t work– you name it). Use myCardLists* instead. It prints labels perfectly. Here’s a link... Continue Reading →
How to Use Safari’s iCloud Tabs - Updated July 18th, 2016.(No, that’s not the official iCloud logo, but I thought it would be fun to build one from Safari icons.) Safari’s iCloud Tabs is a feature I didn’t think I’d be interested in, and now I use it all the time. Give it a try and see if you’re not hooked, same... Continue Reading →
Big Day of Updates: iOS 6, Mountain Lion 10.8.2, and Lion 10.7.5 - Updated January 17th, 2018.Who says there’s nothing new under the sun? I don’t, especially after today. All in one day, Apple released: iOS 6 OS X 10.8.2 Mountain Lion OS X 10.7.5 Lion The short story: back up your devices, then go ahead with the updates.(Click here for an excellent and exhaustive Macworld article on... Continue Reading →
How to Make Your iPhone and iPad Read Out Loud to You - Here's how you make your iPhone and/or iPad read out loud to you. Read emails, web pages, even whole books. Super handy.
Type Faster on iPhones and iPads with Text Shortcuts - Here's how you can type faster on an iPhone or iPad using text shortcuts. They are easy to set up and you'll use them every day.
Four Tips for New iPad Owners - Updated October 9th, 2019.Are you new to the iPad? Here are some tips that will help you get more from this amazing device. Get an Apple iPad dock. It will hold your iPad at the perfect angle for use as a digital picture frame (more on this later), or for viewing any kind of information... Continue Reading →
What’s New in the iOS 5.1 Update - Apple recently came out with the 5.1 software update for your iPhone. Here's what it does, and what you need to know.
Built-in Siri Tip Sheet - Updated December 2nd, 2015.iPhone 4S users: if you have trouble remembering what Siri can do for you, try bringing up Siri’s built-in tip sheet. I don’t know why it took me so long to find it but you know me– as soon as I find something, I write it up so you can know too.... Continue Reading →
Hear the Christian Boyce Macworld|iWorld Report on the Radio - Updated December 18th, 2015.I’ll be giving my annual “State of the Mac (and iPad, and iPhone)” address this Saturday on the Digital Village radio program, hosted by Ric Allan and Doran Barons. The show starts at 10 AM this Saturday, January 28th, 2012 and in Los Angeles you can listen to it live on the... Continue Reading →
Ten Tips for New iPhone Owners - Ten Tips for new iPhone users. Even if you're not new to the iPhone you might not know these tips! So check 'em out, call it a refresher.
More Siri Tips - Updated December 18th, 2015.I’ve discovered some interesting Siri features that I didn’t find in the manual, which isn’t surprising since there isn’t a Siri manual. In no particular order, here are the tips: “Set a timer for 20 minutes.” Everyone knows how to do that. But, after a bit, the timer is off the screen,... Continue Reading →
Happy Thanksgiving - How to make a delicious turkey on your Primo Kamado or Big Green Egg. How to watch lots of football and shop online for deals.
Apple Airport 7.6 Update - Updated December 18th, 2015.Apple put out a firmware update (version 7.6) for its Airport wireless routers. It helps with AirPlay (that amazing feature that lets you show your whole iPad 2 or iPhone 4S screen on your TV, provided you have an Apple TV), and with network performance. Apple doesn’t say much more about it,... Continue Reading →
iPhone 4S: First Impressions - Updated December 2nd, 2015.I’ve had my iPhone 4S for a couple of weeks, long enough to know what I like and don’t like. What I Like It’s fast. I didn’t think my iPhone 4 was slow, and it isn’t, but the iPhone 4S is faster. Siri is handy and fun. I use it all the... Continue Reading →
iPhone 4S: Siri - Updated December 2nd, 2015.My iPhone 4S arrived and of course I had to start experimenting with Siri. Here are some tips: You have to turn Siri on! Siri is initially switched off. Settings/General/Siri. Hold the Home button down until the iPhone beeps twice– then start talking to Siri. You can also pick the iPhone up,... Continue Reading →
Use Google to Search One Website - Updated December 18th, 2015.Right when you think you know everything, you learn something new. At least that’s what happens to me. Yesterday, I learned how to restrict my Google searches to a particular site. This can be very handy when you know that you read something on the internet, and you are sure you know... Continue Reading →
First Look: iOS 5 - Updated December 18th, 2015.Apple released iOS 5 October 12th, 2011 and I installed it here on an iPhone 4 and an iPad 2 right away. It works great on both. You can read quite a bit about the new features on Apple’s site. Here, I’ll point out some key features that are especially important. Let’s... Continue Reading →
Accept Credit Cards on Your iPhone, with Square - Accept credit cards using Square and an iPhone! Simple application process, reasonable fees, free card reader-- what's not to like? I use it.
Save Money on Your AOL Bill - Updated December 20th, 2015.(This one is for AOL users. If you are one, read on. If you aren’t one, read on anyway. I’ll bet you have at least one AOL-using friend that can put this information to use.) Actually, I could have called this “Eliminate Your AOL Bill.” Keep reading. Once upon a time, AOL... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Ten - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. It’s the iMom Project, Day Ten. Tonight: the iPhone’s Settings app. That’s what it looks like: three gears, in what has become the international symbol for settings, or preferences, or tools (or gears). I don’t know why three gears means “Settings” on the iPhone but it does.... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Nine - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. It’s the iMom Project, Day Nine. You already know how to take a picture and email it: take the photo, get to the Camera Roll in the Photos app, and then touch the little curvy arrow flying out of a rectangle. I circled in red the little... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Eight - It's Day 8 of the iMom Project (teaching Mom how to use her new iPhone). Today: three of my favorite iPhone tips.
The iMom Project, Day Seven - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. Day Seven. (Note: we didn’t say “Ten tips in ten days in a row.“) Today we’re going to learn about the Maps app. You will find it very handy. Start it up and work along with me. The items circled in red are important. The Maps app... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Six - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. Day Six. One of the things that we’ve grown used to on the Mac is Undo. Make a mistake, and if you catch it soon enough you can go to the Edit menu and choose Undo. Super powerful, and super handy. I use it all the time.... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Five - Updated April 13th, 2020.Ten tips in ten days. Day Five. Let’s talk about the Calculator app. I am sure that you have tried it already, and you are probably thinking it’s a little simplistic for a Math major like yourself. Which it is. But, sometimes you just need to do a little quick addition or... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Four - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. Day Four. Today’s tip: use the “search” screen. It looks like this: Once you get to this screen (I will tell you how in a minute), you can search for just about anything on your iPhone (or iPad). Here’s a partial list: Apps People Notes Emails Calendar... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Three - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Here we go. Day Three. The iPhone clock app. So simple. Yet, so fabulous. I use the clock every day and so should you. Here are some ideas for you: Use it as an alarm clock. It’s way way WAY better than the alarm clock you use now, because with this one... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project, Day Two - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Ten tips in ten days. Day 2. When taking a picture with the iPhone, remember that the picture is taken when you take your finger off of the button, not when you touch it. So, get the camera app going, compose your picture, put your finger on the button and keep it... Continue Reading →
The iMom Project - Updated April 13th, 2020.I set Mom up with an iPhone 3GS this week, and she’s getting the hang of it. I thought I’d speed up the learning process by teaching her a tiny bit about the iPhone every day. My plan is ten tips in ten days. Figuring that a lot of other people are... Continue Reading →
Search Google Images by COLOR - Updated July 16th, 2016.I know, everyone knows how to use Google… but not everyone knows how to use Google IMAGES to search by COLOR. They will if they read this blog entry. Suppose you go to Google and you search for something. Here, I’ve searched for Yoda. I want pictures, so I’ll click either of... Continue Reading →
How to type accented characters, umlauts, upside down question marks (for Spanish), and more– on an iPad - Speed up your typing with these tips. Type accented characters, Spanish punctuation (ex: upside down question marks), and more.
VIDEO TIP: How to Add PDFs to Your iPad - Updated April 13th, 2020.Recently I hit upon the idea of gathering up as many of my PDF manuals as I could– manuals for my printer, for software, for my camera, etc.– and putting them onto my iPad for reading in the iBooks app. The way I do it is easier than what I’d seen described... Continue Reading →
iPhone as Magnifying Glass - Updated December 17th, 2015.I don’t know why everything seems to be printed in itsy-bitsy type these days but armed with my trusty iPhone I can read almost anything. It’s ridiculously easy. I don’t know why it took so long to come up with the idea but it did. All you do is use the iPhone’s... Continue Reading →
Quick Fix for a Facebook Security Issue - Updated December 3rd, 2015.Facebook has a nice little security hole, and someone has already done a “proof of concept” hack to show that it’s easy to get into someone’s account. The hack involves “listening” as people log into Facebook using an open network (such as what you’d find at Starbucks) and capturing names and passwords.... Continue Reading →
Best Buy’s iPad 2 Availability Checker - Updated December 17th, 2015.Best Buy sells the iPad 2, and they have a handy online iPad 2 availability checker where you can tell it which iPad 2 you want, enter a zip code, and find out whether Best Buy has it in stock at a store near you. They are not currently accepting iPad 2... Continue Reading →
QR Codes: the Next Big Thing - QR codes store information in a blocky graphic. This article shows you how to make them and how to read them. Could save you a lot of time.
iPad Guided Tours - Updated December 2nd, 2015.If you have an iPad, or think you might want an iPad, you ought to have a look at these videos. As usual, Apple’s made it look easy (and with the iPad, it really IS easy). Watch even one of these short videos and you’ll think “I could use one of these... Continue Reading →
Google Instant Previews - Updated December 3rd, 2015.It’s not easy keeping up with Google— they make changes all the time, and they almost never make a big deal about them. Google Instant Previews is a good example of that. What it does is show you “Instant Previews” (hmmm!) of each website in search results, which makes it a little... Continue Reading →
Nifty Time-Saving iPhone Tip - Updated April 13th, 2020.Ever get an email on your iPhone, and for whatever reason you would rather call the person than email him back? You can do it in a couple of taps. For example, let’s say you get this email on your iPhone. If the email contains a phone number, like this one does,... Continue Reading →
RetailMeNot.com: Money-Saving Website - Updated December 18th, 2015.Ever buy something online, and right at the end you see a little box that says “Enter your promotional code here”? Ever wonder how you’re supposed to get those codes? I get them from RetailMeNot.com. RetailMeNot.com provides discount codes for use on other websites (and printable coupons for use in stores, and... Continue Reading →
Instant Access to Websites with your iPhone and iPad - Updated May 4th, 2020.The iPhone’s Safari browser is nice and quick. What isn’t quick is typing in a web address– it takes longer to tap-tap-tap http://christianboyce.com into Safari than it does to read the articles when you get there. There are ways to make getting to websites in Safari quicker; here are two of the... Continue Reading →
iPhone’s Greatest Hits - Updated December 18th, 2015.To my new-to-the-iPhone Verizon-subscribing friends, first of all WELCOME. We are glad you’re here. The party is three and a half years old and it’s just getting started. You’re late, but in six months no one will remember. Second, you can learn a lot about the iPhone in three and a half... Continue Reading →
A Little Google Tip - Updated December 3rd, 2015.When you search with Google you sometimes get MORE than what you want, and it clutters up the results. For example, suppose you’re looking for Mac help in Austin, Texas. You type in… Mac help Austin Texas … and you get a pretty good list. But, there are a lot of repair... Continue Reading →
New Strategy for iPhone App Organization - Here's a great way to keep your favorite iPhone apps just one tap away. The trick: put folders into the Dock.
Pile of old phones How to trade in your old cell phones, computers, and other electronics for cash or gift cards - Updated March 11th, 2018.— How to trade your old cell phones, computers, and other electronics for cash or gift cards — RadioShack’s Trade-and-Save program is no longer. But there are plenty of other options for trading in your old cell phones and computers and other electronic equipment, including: Apple’s Trade-in Program Amazon’s Trade-in Program Gazelle... Continue Reading →
How to Save Money on iPhone Apps - Updated July 6th, 2016.— How to Save Money on iPhone Apps — AppMiner Some iPhone apps are free. Some aren’t. Except when they are. Turns out that iPhone app pricing changes all the time. That app that you didn’t buy because it cost too much might suddenly cost half as much– or maybe even nothing... Continue Reading →
iTunes University - Updated December 15th, 2015.Apple’s iTunes university offers more than 250,000 free lectures, videos, films, and other materials— from universities, museums and art institutions, and libraries all over the world. You’ll find courses from Stanford, Michigan, and Cal (and many, many more); lectures about past and current exhibits from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MOMA (the... Continue Reading →
Quick Way to Enlarge iPhone’s Emails - Updated December 5th, 2015.Someone (Dave) asked me how to make the text bigger on his iPhone, specifically for emails. I told him how to do it: Settings, then Mail, Contacts, Calendars, then scroll way do to the Mail section, then change the Minimum Font Size. That works, and Dave’s happy, so that is that. Except... Continue Reading →
FaceTime to the Rescue - Updated December 5th, 2015.No doubt you’ve heard about FaceTime, Apple’s groovy new video-chat feature built into the iPhone 4. It’s pretty cool the first time around– in fact, it’s better than that. It’s incredible. Mind-blowing. Astounding. That’s how it was for me. But then it wore off, becoming sort of a novelty instead of a... Continue Reading →
iPhone Software Update (iOS 4) - Updated December 15th, 2015.Somewhat overlooked in last week’s iPhone 4 pandemonium is the updated operating system for iPhones called “iOS 4”. It’s available as a free download for existing iPhone and iPod Touch users. (Sorry, it is not available yet for the iPad.) I put it onto my iPhone 3GS and it’s working fine. Here’s... Continue Reading →
World Cup 2022 featured image World Cup Soccer Calendar for iPhone, Mac, and iPad - Google calendar with entire World Cup 2022 schedule. Updates automatically. For Mac, iPhone, iPad, and other devices too.
iPhone Sliiiiiiide Technique - Here's a great technique for use on an iPhone. It will save you lots of time because it keeps you from making mistakes!
My Favorite Shopping Site - Updated December 16th, 2015.(Note: last week one of my customers– Tom Nevermann,AKA “The Moving Doctor“— asked me to help him find a good deal on USB-powered speakers for his Mac. I took him to www.dealnews.com and set up an email alert for him, and now every time a good deal on USB-powered speakers comes along,... Continue Reading →
How to Make Your iPhone Battery Last All Day - Updated July 7th, 2016.— How to Make Your iPhone Battery Last All Day — When it comes to the iPhone, I hear two complaints over and over:1. AT&T is the pits, and2. The battery runs down too quickly. I’m not thrilled with AT&T either but I can’t solve that problem for you. I can, however,... Continue Reading →
Nice iPad Video - Updated December 15th, 2015.PCMag.com reviewed the iPad and produced this very nice video that tells you all about it. Yes, the narrator speaks too rapidly, but you’re in control– put your mouse over the video and pause it if you need to (I did). Or grab the time (above the little stripe showing how much... Continue Reading →
iPad Video Tutorials - Updated December 8th, 2015.You may not have heard but Apple has something new called the iPad and it’s coming out April 3rd (this Saturday). They’ve made some sales tools, I mean instructional videos, and you can watch them via this link. Warning: the videos are very well done and you may find yourself ordering an... Continue Reading →
iTunes App Store Wish List - Updated December 8th, 2015.All of a sudden, the iTunes App Store has a “wish list” feature. Didn’t used to, and it made shopping for apps a little harder than it had to be because you had to write down the names of apps that you thought you might want to go back to. Now (as... Continue Reading →
Dropbox– cboyce says “Thumbs Up.” - Updated December 8th, 2015.This is Dropbox. You want it. Here’s the link. They have a little video there, right on the first page. It’s worth watching– it explains the whole thing. However, if you’d rather have ME explain it for you, read on. Suppose you have a laptop and a desktop Mac. There is bound... Continue Reading →
AT&T’s Mark the Spot app - Updated December 8th, 2015.AT&T might not have the best phone and data services (might not?), but at least they’re giving us an easy way to let them know when and where we experience problems. The idea is, when something goes wrong– dropped call, no service, slow internet, etc.– you fire up AT&T’s Mark the Spot... Continue Reading →
Travelers, save time and trouble with Tripit.com - Let Tripit keep track of your flights and hotels and it will put the info you need into your Mac and iPhone calendars! Completely automatic.
Blog from anywhere! - Updated December 15th, 2015.There’s a nifty little iPhone app called BlogPress and it lets you add and edit Blogger and Blogspot blog entries. If you have a blog on either Blogger or Blogspot you simply must try it. I’m using the free version (there’s a fancier not-free version) and it works like a charm. Another... Continue Reading →
Even More Stuff I Like: Cameras preference pane - Updated December 15th, 2015.One of the things I like about iPhoto is it kicks in automatically when I connect my camera. One of the things I don’t like about iPhoto is it kicks in automatically when I connect my iPhone for synching or charging (iPhoto kicks in because it thinks of the iPhone as a... Continue Reading →
Introducing Managed Service from Christian Boyce - Updated December 14th, 2015.We’re introducing something new today: Managed Service from Christian Boyce. In a nutshell, you get the same great service as always, but you get it sooner and it costs you less. Click this link to read all about it. Copyright 2008-2023 Christian Boyce. All rights reserved.
Google Stuff You Didn’t Know - Updated July 16th, 2016.— Google Stuff You Didn’t Know — UPDATE: I’ve written a new series of articles on Google search. Read this one, and then use these links. How to restrict your Google search to a single website How to search Google Images by color How to search Google for different kinds of pictures... Continue Reading →
iPhone Stocks App Tips - Updated December 15th, 2015.There’s this thing called “The Stock Market” where people with extra money place bets on companies, and if things go right they cash out with more than they went in with. It’s sort of like betting on the NFL, except it’s legal in every state, and harder to handicap, and if you... Continue Reading →
Best Free iPhone Dictionary - Updated December 15th, 2015.You really ought to have a dictionary on your iPhone. You can get this one– Dictionary.com– for free, and it’s terrific, so what are you waiting for? Click this link and start the download. It’s big (35 megabytes, not that it will make much of a dent in your 8 or 16... Continue Reading →
Anti-Glare Film for the iPhone - Updated October 9th, 2019.Power Support Anti-Glare Film is the best $14.95 you can spend on your iPhone. It does a great job of cutting glare, it protects your iPhone’s screen, it cuts down on fingerprints, and it feels great as you tap and drag. You ought to get some. They come two to a package... Continue Reading →
iPhone 3.1.2 Update - Updated December 14th, 2015.Apple released updated iPhone software, version 3.1.2, this very afternoon. The previous version was 3.1 and no I don’t know what happened to 3.1.1. This update takes a lot less time than the 3.1 version and it is supposed to help the iPhone to wake up from sleep more reliably, to connect... Continue Reading →
MMS iPhone Update - MMS: noun. Abbreviation for Multimedia Messaging Service, an enhancement to the SMS (Short Messaging Service). In English: with MMS, you can still “text” someone, but now you can send a picture, or a video, or a sound. This feature was part of Apple’s 3.0 upgrade a few months ago, and lots of people have been... Continue Reading →
Your Photo on NationalGeographic.com - Updated December 15th, 2015.Hey, photographers: National Geographic wants YOU. Rather, they want your pictures. Only if they’re good though. Every day they publish “The Daily Dozen” online, twelve photos submitted by regular people. Maybe even you. Some of the photos selected for the Daily Dozen will also be published in National Geographic’s print edition. Here’s... Continue Reading →
Sports Calendars for iCal and iPhone - Get sports calendars onto your iPhone and Mac, from Rivals.Yahoo.com.
iPhone Tip of the Year - Updated December 14th, 2015.Having your entire address book with you, always up to date, is mighty handy. Being able to search your address book is also mighty handy as it keeps you from scrolling through hundred of iPhone screens to get to the name you want. The problem is, sometimes you find yourself way down... Continue Reading →
Take better pictures with your iPhone - The iPhone can take really good pictures if you know this one trick. Update: they took away the ability to use this trick.
Charge your iPhone the RIGHT way - Updated December 13th, 2015.You’re probably thinking “what a waste of time– what’s so hard about charging an iPhone? Just plug it into the wall, right? Right?” Wrong. Well, technically “right”, except my way is even more right. And my way is “plug it into the computer.” Here’s why. Plugging into the wall charges the iPhone.... Continue Reading →
iPhone Maps Super-Tips - Updated December 13th, 2015.They don’t give you much of a manual when you buy an iPhone, and that’s too bad because there are lots and lots of cool features that aren’t obvious right off the bat. The Maps app is a case in point. Here, then, are some hints for using the Maps app. Try... Continue Reading →
Barcode Scanner app for iPhone - Updated October 9th, 2019.I just learned of an iPhone app called “Snappr.” It’s amazing. UPDATE: Snappr’s been discontinued. Try RedLaser or ShopSavvy instead. Launch Snappr, then “scan” a barcode by taking a picture of it using your iPhone’s camera. The picture is sent to Snappr’s servers, where the code is actually read. In a few... Continue Reading →
iPhone 3.0 software– go get it - Updated July 3rd, 2016.If you buy a new iPhone you get the latest iPhone system software (iPhone OS 3.0) and that software lets you do some pretty cool things: Cut, copy, and paste Landscape keyboard for email, text messages, etc. Spotlight search of email, address book, etc. Voice memos … and lots more. The neat... Continue Reading →
iPhone Super Tips - Updated December 13th, 2015.Here are some of my favorite iPhone tips. Try ‘em and let me know what you think. Press the Home button and you go to the “Home” screen you were most recently on. Press the Home button again and you go to the FIRST PAGE of the Home screens. Capture whatever’s on... Continue Reading →
iPhone idea of the Week - Updated December 13th, 2015.So brilliantly simple, today’s idea is this: use your iPhone to take a picture of where your car is parked. When you return, have a look at the picture, and that’s that. It’s a huge help in those huge parking structures– just get a photo showing “B45” or whatever the sign is... Continue Reading →
iFixit.com - Updated December 13th, 2015.What a cool website, and gee don’t I wish I’d found it before I took apart that iBook and couldn’t put it back together again. Click the picture and have a look. How-to manuals. Parts. Friendly tips. cboyce says “Check it out.” (Here’s the manual I should have read before taking apart... Continue Reading →
Free AT&T WiFi for iPhones - AT&T is now providing free WiFi connections (many times faster than the Edge and 3G networks) in "thousands of hotspots nationwide."
Football picture NFL Prime-Time calendar - NFL Prime Time Calendar for iPhone and Mac is now avaialble via the link at the top of this blog post.

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