The app shows contacts that it thinks are relevant at the time, such as contacts who live in a city in which the user has just arrived, for example. This concept certainly has merit, but it is not ...

As Basic Apple Guy explains, the Contacts app on macOS today is quite similar to the Address Book app from way back in 2003. ... and shared and subscription contact options. For example, ...

Say you make a note in your Tim Cook contact for ‘Attended Auburn University and loves football’ as an example. The built-in Contacts app hides this note entry below every other field which ...

The Mac's Contacts app is incredibly useful for storing personal and work contact info. Here's how to back up your Contacts database. macOS's Contacts app lives in the /Applications folder at the ...

So for example, typing “Jane Doe 1/1/01 555-555-5555 [email protected]” will create a contact named Jane Doe and list the following information as her birthday, phone number, and email ...

You can buy an app that is expressly for exporting your Contacts. Exporter for Address Book, for example costs $2.99 on the Mac App Store, and it will export directly to .csv.

For example, Apple lets you display your Google and Microsoft accounts on its contacts apps. On iOS, go to Settings > Contacts > Accounts > Add Account, and then hit Google or one of the other ...

An example: typing "email Nate" into the solo input field first surfaces contacts named Nate, and emails associated with them. You can distill that further by adding a last name, or designating ...

Apple's Contacts app includes a lot of great shortcuts for initiating different forms of communication. Just click an email address, phone number or URL field label to display a list of available ...

You may, for example, get stuck on the Loading screen with no contact data populating, or you may be kicked out of the Contacts app altogether and directed back to the Home screen. There are a few ...