With Apple’s Continuity features for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, you can seamlessly move to another device, continuing where you leave off. This includes things like AirPlay, Handoff, AirDrop, and ...

Continuity and Handoff are great — at least the parts that work. Photo: Rob LeFebvre/Cult of Mac Continuity and Handoff sound great on paper. They let you transfer certain documents and data between ...

Now that macOS Ventura is out of beta and publicly available, it's time to talk about one of its most touted features: the Continuity Camera. The feature is new with Ventura, and allows you to ...

Continuity features on your Apple devices make tasks easier than ever. You no longer have to send yourself photos or documents from your mobile device to work with them on MacOS. Using the Continuity ...

Your Apple devices can work together in more ways than you may expect. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac Nothing illustrates the power of Apple’s ecosystem like the Continuity features that help ...

Over the years, the task of digitizing printed photos and documents has gotten a lot easier. Scanners used to be main tool for the job, but now we have smartphone cameras. With Continuity Camera, you ...

With macOS 13 Ventura now available, people can use the iPhone as a webcam for the Mac. If you want to know everything you can do by combining both products, here's how to take advantage of your ...

In macOS Mojave, Apple has extended its Continuity features so that now you can use your iPhone or iPad's camera to take a photo or scan a document, and it will be immediately available on your Mac.

During early beta testing, buggy code and broken apps far outweigh the novelty of new features and enhancements. That's certainly been my case in the past when putting early builds of iOS, iPadOS, and ...

After pushing out a quick update to Take Control of Notes to address major changes in iOS 13, iPadOS 13, and macOS 10.15 Catalina, I realized that there were a few little things I’d missed in my haste ...