Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV Tutorials
Welcome to Noteboom Tutorials – home of easy-to-follow video tutorials for the Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. With over 2,000 video lessons available for Apple devices, we are here to help you.
Want to try us out for free for the next 10 days? Our free trial unlocks all the videos lessons for 10 days. We tried to make it easy to try out and we don’t even ask for any payment information. It’s a great way to see if our tutorials are a good fit for you.
We also have three paid membership plans available. These plans offer different features depending on if you just need iPad and iPhone training, if you need Mac training, or if you don’t like subscriptions. These plans start out at only $19.99 a year and they all include a 14-day free trial!
Take a look, see what we have to offer in helping you learn more about your Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Have any questions? Chat with me below.
– Dan
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iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac Training
Welcome to Noteboom Tutorials – home of easy-to-follow video tutorials for the iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the Mac. With over 2,000 video lessons available for Apple devices, we are here to help you.
Want to try us out for free for the next 10 days? Our free trial unlocks all the videos lessons for 10 days. We tried to make it easy to try out and we don’t even ask for any payment information. It’s a great way to see if our tutorials are a good fit for you.
We also have three paid membership plans available. These plans offer different features depending on if you just need iPad and iPhone training, if you need Mac training, or if you don’t like subscriptions. These plans start out at only $19.99 a year and they all include a 14-day free trial!
Take a look, see what I have to offer in helping you learn more about your Mac, iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Have any questions? Chat with me below.
– Dan
Latest Tutorials
Latest Free Lessons
Latest Tips for the iPad and iPhone
Offloading Unused Apps in iOS 11 and Recover Space on your iPhone or iPad
Are you running low on space on your iPhone or iPad and you are you using iOS 11? Apple has added a quick way to free up storage space by removing unneeded apps making this problem easier to deal with than you may think. All you need to do is go to Settings > General […]
Shooting Bursts of Photos with the Camera app on the iPhone
We know that we can take a single photo when we tap the shutter button on the iPhone when in the Camera app, but did you know you could take a burst of photos when youth and hold the shutter button? This a great feature if you are looking for that ‘perfect shot’ and it […]
How to Create a Custom Vibration in an Alarm
Did you know you could create a custom vibration for an alarm on your iPhone? Why would you want to do this? Let’s say you created an alarm for dinner tonight. When that alarm goes off, you would pull out your phone to see what it is for. If you set a custom vibration for […]
How to Forget a Network on the iPad
When you connect your iPad (and iPhone) to a wi-fi network, your iPad will remember that network and connect to it in the future if it is available. It’s a great feature that most people don’t think about, and why should you? Well, wonder if you connect to the wrong network and now the iPad […]
Sneek Peek: Scanning Documents in the Notes App on the iPad
Did you know you could scan documents into a note on the iPad? All you need to do is open a note, tap on the ‘+’ and select Scan Documents. Now just aim your iPad at your document and the iPad will automatically scan it! It’s that easy. You can also apply filters and crop […]
Latest Tips for the Mac
How to Force Quit an app on the Mac
Mac apps are pretty stable these days, but every once in a while you may have it where that app is acting strange and you want to quit it. Maybe it’s frozen and you can’t even quit it even if you wanted to. This is usually an older app when it happens to me. You […]
Automatically Open your Apps on your Mac
Have you ever wanted to automatically open an app when you start your Mac? In the past this was, and still can be, done through the Mac’s System Preferences. But there is an easier way – through the Dock. All you need to do is make sure the app you want to automatically open is […]
Viewing YouTube Videos using Picture-in-Picture on your Mac
You may know that with some videos you can view them in picture-in-picture mode on your Mac. A video from vimeo, as an example, will have a small icon representing picture-in-picture. When you click on it, the video will float above all your windows and move to a corner on your Mac, thereby allowing you […]
Re-organize your Preference Panes on a Mac
Did you know you could re-organize your preference panes in the System Preferences on a Mac? If you don’t like them grouped or organized by category, you can also organize them or sort them alphabetically. It’s easy – just open your System Preferences and go to the Menu Bar. From there select View. You’ll see […]
Need to Do Some Simple Math? Get Siri to Do It!
Chances are you’ve ended up somewhere where you needed to do some quick calculations. Perhaps you’re trying to total receipts for an expense report, figure out a tip on your restaurant bill, average your kid’s report card grades, or split a restaurant bill. Either way, instead of launching the Calculator app on your iPhone (this […]
App Store Availability
Select Tutorials are also available in the App Stores
Did You Know Your EarPods Work as a Remote Shutter Button for Photos?
/in Tips for iOS /by Dan WassinkHave you ever wanted to compose the perfect photo with the Camera app on the iPhone and then been unable to tap the shutter button without jiggling the iPhone and blurring your photo? This happens to me when I try to take a selfie more than not (I’m new at the selfie game). One solution […]
New Tutorial for Screenshots on the Mac
/in Latest Tutorials, News from Noteboom /by Dan WassinkI’m happy to announce my latest tutorial, how to take screenshots on the Mac. Have you ever wanted to take a screenshot on your Mac running macOS High Sierra or an older operating system? Not sure how? In this tutorial I’ll show you how you can take screenshots on your Mac. I first show you […]
Offloading Unused Apps in iOS 11 and Recover Space on your iPhone or iPad
/in Tips for iOS /by Dan WassinkAre you running low on space on your iPhone or iPad and you are you using iOS 11? Apple has added a quick way to free up storage space by removing unneeded apps making this problem easier to deal with than you may think. All you need to do is go to Settings > General […]
Tutor for Stickies for the Mac now available
/in Latest Tutorials, News from Noteboom /by Dan WassinkYou probably have never heard of Stickies on your Mac. It’s an app that has been around for many years and is the precursor to the Notes App. It actually has some of the same features and is designed to help you take notes, with a twist… in a Post-It Note style. With these Stickies […]
Use Copy as Pathname on the Mac to Help Someone Find a File
/in Tips for Mac /by Dan WassinkHave you ever needed to show someone where to find a file on the Mac? Maybe you want to write it out in an email? As an example, I want to share where to find the Quickbooks backup files. Well rather than write out instructions like “Look in the Backup Files in the Quickbooks folder […]
Tutor for Photography with the Camera app on the iPhone now available
/in Latest Tutorials, News from Noteboom /by Dan WassinkI’m happy to announce my tutorial on photography with the Camera app on the iPhone is now available. This tutorial includes 28 lessons on how to get the best pictures while using the Camera app. Lessons include how to take a select burst photos, locking the focus and exposure and why you’d want to lock […]
Sneak Preview of What’s Coming from Apple This Fall
/in News from Apple /by Adam EngstAt Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference keynote on June 4th, the company unveiled the first developer versions of all four of its operating systems: macOS 10.14 Mojave, iOS 12, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12. They won’t be available until this fall, likely in September or October, but here is a glimpse of what you can expect. […]
Shooting Bursts of Photos with the Camera app on the iPhone
/in Tips for iOS /by Dan WassinkWe know that we can take a single photo when we tap the shutter button on the iPhone when in the Camera app, but did you know you could take a burst of photos when youth and hold the shutter button? This a great feature if you are looking for that ‘perfect shot’ and it […]
Tutor for Image Capture for the Mac now available
/in Latest Tutorials, News from Noteboom /by Dan WassinkHave you ever wanted to import your photos from your camera or iPhone, but you didn’t want to use Photos? Maybe you just want to import them into a photo, or maybe you want see the information about a photo such as the ISO, film speed, or aperture used before you import them. What about scanning?