Month: May 2024

How to Check your Watch’s Battery Percentage from an iPhone or iPad

Dan Uff May 2, 2024 0

Obviously, you can add a battery percentage widget to the Apple Watch's face for an immediate indication of how the battery is. But what if you wanted to check it from your iPhone or even an iPad.

Fortunately, it's easy and quick to add the information from the device's Lock Screen.

Here's how:

Unlock your iPhone.
Decide where you'd like the widget to appear.
Tap and hold on an empty space until you see the app icons wiggling.
On the top-left corner of the screen, tap the "+" icon.
This will pop open a list of available widgets.
Scroll down until you see the "Batteries" widget.
Tap on it and select any one of the three styles.
Once you've made your selection, tap on "Add Widget."
The widget appears.
That's it.

Is your CPAP Machine Spying on YOU?

Dan Uff May 2, 2024 0

Editor's Note: The opinions on this video are the video author's, and not necessarily those of CompuScoop, its writers, or related advertisers.

Some people need CPAP Machines when they sleep for one reason or another. Some of those machines record data through the night on a SD Card for medical reasons for your doctor. People assume that the data that's on those machines are private and can only be read by you and/or the company that gave you the machine so they can make a report for your insurance company and/or your sleep apnea doctor to monitor your sleep habits.

But YouTuber CPAP Reviews may have found something that could compromise your privacy. A possible hidden Microphone contained in some ResMed machines that could be enabled by default to "listen to someone's breathing" while using the machine.

Watch the below video for more information:

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How to install Windows 11 on Mac

Dan Uff May 1, 2024 1

You're working remotely from your Mac, and your boss tells you that you need Windows in order to work on an upcoming project. Now what? Do you shell out over $1,000.00 for a Windows PC, or do you do the next best thing - install Windows 11 on your Mac.

Installing Windows 11 on Mac is an easy process - if you know what to do. This article will take you through the process step by step using a well-known program called Parallels. Parallels is software that allows a user to run Windows in a Virtual Machine on a Mac. The software should come with a version of Windows 11 (you still need to purchase a license directly from Microsoft).

Here's how to install Windows on Mac using Parallels:

Go to Amazon (or directly to Parallels.com).
Purchase and download the software.
After that, find the DMG file on your computer and double click it.
After the file is open, double click on the installation program to begin the install process.
Follow the screens - it will take sometime for the install process to complete.
After it installs, Windows 11 will boot up in a window normally.
That's it.