macOS Ventura

macOS Ventura is bringing a lot of new features as well as some changes to the Mac operating system. One of the biggest additions to the lineup is the Continuity Camera.

Another addition to the continuity features across the Apple ecosystem, the continuity camera uses your iPhone’s rear camera as a webcam for your Mac. For users who own both a Mac and an iPhone, this is definitely something to get excited about.

While Continuity Camera is amazing in itself, there’s one aspect of it that deserves its separate space because it’s just that

Whenever Apple showcases the newest lineup of its operating systems, a wave of excitement goes through the aficionados. And many users get the itch to try out the latest software immediately. The only problem – the stable versions of the OS aren’t available for many months.

Beta versions are the only way to get a hands-on experience. But the beta software that is available right away is chock full of bugs. Installing it on your main machine as your main OS is a risky venture and generally not advised. But if the lure of trying out the new features

The Mail app on Mac has been very simplistic till now if compared to its competitors. There haven’t been many features to set it apart and ahead of other email clients. While there’s still nothing out of the box, the Mail app is getting much-needed upgrades to bring it to par with the others.

Along with features like Undo Send, and Remind Me, macOS Ventura also includes the feature to schedule an email in the Mail app. Now, you can make sure that you always send an email at the perfect time. Whether you want to

With the volume of emails we get these days, it’s more than easy to lose important emails in the sea of spam and promotion mails. You close your eyes for a few seconds and there’s a flood of new mails in your inbox.

So, if you open an important email and don’t get back to it right then and there, the chances of you forgetting about it entirely are astronomical. But not if you’re on the latest macOS Ventura. Apple has bestowed the Mail app with quite a few upgrades in the

Spotlight is an integral part of Apple’s ecosystem. No matter which device you’re on, Spotlight makes it easy to navigate your device and find apps, people, documents, notes, information, etc. on it. Apple introduced Image Search in Spotlight last year on iOS, but unfortunately, Mac users were left in the lurch.

But Image Search has finally made its way to Mac this year with macOS Ventura. Here’s a complete breakdown of the feature and how you can disable it if you find that it isn’t your cup of tea.

How Image Search