Take Control Books
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.
Take the stress out of upgrading using Joe Kissell’s expert advice in Take Control of Upgrading to Mojave. Learn what you need to know before you begin, how to prepare your Mac, and be ready to make decisions about installation questions. Find out how to resolve common upgrading problems, and what has changed in macOS since the last version.
Running out of space on your Mac’s internal SSD, hard disk, or Fusion drive? In the market for an external hard drive, a RAID, a NAS, or cloud storage? Confused by multiple disk formats, filesystems, and partition schemes? Take Control of Your Digital Storage by Jeff Carlson offers straightforward explanations of how storage works, what your options are, and how to make your storage devices work the way you need them to.
Simple to do lists and calendars are no match for today’s complex productivity needs. In Take Control of Your Productivity, productivity expert Jeff Porten walks you step by step through a powerful yet flexible system that helps you manage personal and business tasks fluidly, without having to worry that something might fall through the cracks.
Setting up and securing a Wi-Fi network can be complicated and confusing. Take Control of Wi-Fi Networking and Security helps you over every hurdle involved in picking gateways, setting up a network, adding devices, and securing the network and connected phones, tablets, and computers. It’s useful for those who have set up networks in the past and want to replace them with new gear, as well as people who have never built a Wi-Fi network before.
