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Unleash the power of iMac
The 2021 iMac looks almost like a work of art on any desk. It’s certainly like no other computer out there. It’s impressively thin, insanely fast, and the pictures practically pop right off the screen!
That’s great! But how do you use it?! If you are new to Mac-or it’s just been a while since you upgraded-this guide will help you out. It looks at the latest generation of iMac and Big Sur OS and teaches you everything you need to know to get things up and running. There’s a lot to MacOS, so it will focus on the things you’ll use often-not the things you probably will never touch.
I purposely have done my best to make this handbook a little more casual and fun than what you expect from most macOS manuals. MacOS is a fun operating system, and any guide you read should be an equally fun read.
Some of the covered features include:
What’s new to macOS Big Sur
How you do all those Windows things on a Mac
Apple Services (Apple Music, Apple News, iCloud, Apple Card, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+) Using Siri
How to find things / how to organize things to make them easy to find
Setting up Internet and Email
Using Sidecar
Using Control Center Using Time Machine
Parental Controls
Downloading / Updating apps Organizing photos
Using Safari Protecting your privacy Managing your passwords Using Maps Making phone calls Sending, replying, and pinning messages
Multitasking
And much, much more!
Are you ready to start enjoying the new macOS? Then let’s get started!
Note: this book is based off of MacOS Big Sur: Getting Started with MacOS 11 for MacBooks and iMacs but has expanded discussion of accessibility features. It is not endorsed by Apple, Inc. and should be considered unofficial.
