If you own an Apple Watch, we bet you’re unaware of how many cool things it can do. And with each Apple Watch Series that the company unveils, there seem to be more watch tips to keep up with.

Apple’s ecosystem of products generally works quite well when you’re in it. Using iMessage on your iPhone and picking up where you left off on your Mac is quite cool and can be rather useful. However, you might have wondered how this experience translates to sharing files between an iPhone and a Mac. Here are five ways to do just that. 

How to Close Opened Apps Simultaneously on Your iPhone

Despite being really simple to use, there’s still plenty to discover in Apple’s living room set top box. Whether it’s finding out where those live wallpapers were filmed, organizing and deleting apps or just enabling dark mode. You can find it in this list.

14 and 16″ MacBook Pro vs earlier MacBooks

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Photo collages are a lot of fun. Back in the old days, there were picture frames one could buy that had openings for multiple photos of family, trips, and so on. In these all-digital days, there are Mac apps that do the same thing for you. Posterino is popular, as is Instantane. These and many of the other apps have a price associated with them, so why not create photo collages on your Mac using tools you already have?

Disable Location Sharing on Individual Photos

The Lock Screen isn’t as private as some of us may like. There are a few things you might want to hide from your Lock Screen. Here’s how to do it.

Don’t want Apple Watch to always be listening for the “Hey Siri” command? You can turn off Siri on Apple Watch if you want to stop it from listening to you, ready to take your commands.