Back in iOS 14, Apple added the App Library, which collects all the apps on your iPh-one. With everything available in the App Library, iOS 14 was also able to provide the option of hiding Home screen pages, a boon for those of us with too many disor-ganized pages. In iOS 15, Apple has taken the next step.

Is it time for a new email provider? Our article looks at recommended choices and helps you pick one that meets your needs, whether you’re an everyday user or a business.

There’s little more frustrating than running out of space, which always seems to happen at just the wrong time. Luckily, Apple makes it easy to check any time, before it becomes a problem. On the Mac, choose About This Mac from the Apple menu and click Storage. On an iPhone or iPad, navigate to Settings > General > iPhone/iPad Storage. For iCloud, you can look in either System Preferences > Apple ID on the Mac or in Settings > Your Name > iCloud > Manage Storage on an iPhone or iPad. Once you know how much space is consumed by what, you can more easily clear unnecessary data.

Want to use a timer when taking an iPhone photo or manually control the depth of field in Portrait mode? You’ll need to reveal the Camera app’s hidden controls. Read on to find out how to show them—and what they help you do.

Should you upgrade to macOS 12 Monterey? There’s no need to do so immediately, but we think it’s now safe for those who want to take advantage of the new features and integration with Apple’s other operating systems.

Should you start using Apple’s built-in password manager? Most Apple users proba-bly have at least some passwords stored there already, and our article explains who can benefit from it right away and how it differs from popular third-party password managers.

FaceTime has joined the big leagues in iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS 12 Mon-terey. Read on to learn about FaceTime links, its cross-platform Web app, spe-cial mic modes and video effects, grid view, screen sharing, and SharePlay.

Much of the work of sending holiday cards is addressing all those envelopes. How-ever, with the Contacts app on your Mac, you can easily print mailing labels for all your friends and family rather than writing addresses out by hand.