Take Control Books
Apple’s iCloud service is highly useful, but it can also create headaches for the average user. In Take Control of iCloud, Sixth Edition, newly updated for Mojave and iOS 12, Mac expert Joe Kissell explains how to avoid frustrations and make iCloud work for you.
Written by Jason Snell, one of the most trusted names in Apple journalism, Take Control of Photos provides a complete guide to Apple’s Photos app for both macOS and iOS. Learn how to import, organize, edit, sync, and share photos, as well as how to avoid or solve common problems.
Apple Mail is the default email client on macOS and iOS, used by tens of millions of people every day. It’s surprisingly powerful, but most users only scratch the surface of its capabilities, and needlessly endure frustrations that can be solved with the right guidance. Joe Kissell has been writing about various versions of Mail since 2004, and this latest version of his comprehensive guide tells you everything you need to know to master this essential tool.
Everyone who uses Apple devices has at least one Apple ID. Understanding how and when it’s used, and what to do when something goes wrong, can save you time and eliminate pain. Glenn Fleishman spells out everything you need to know about your Apple ID(s) and exactly what to do if you encounter problems with it in Take Control of Your Apple ID.
Whether you use an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, you’ll find lots to explore in Take Control of iOS 12 by TidBITS Managing Editor Josh Centers. Learn about what’s new in iOS 12; how to find your way around, stay safe, and be productive; and how to customize iOS 12 to fit your needs.
Discover the newest features of Mojave with _Take Control of Mojave by former Macworld editor Scholle McFarland. You’ll learn great details about Mojave, including what has changed behind the scenes and what’s new in Siri, Safari, and more. You’ll also get helpful tips on using Mojave, including how best to customize it to your needs.
