Here's How to Make Mac Keyboards, Mice, and Trackpads Work Like on Windows
New to Mac? You can make your keyboard, trackpad, and mouse feel more like they do on Windows.
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Want to Play Windows Games on Your Mac? You Need This App
Gaming on Mac can be disheartening, but a solution is at hand.
You Can Create Custom Dynamic Wallpapers for Your Mac, Here's How
Make your own auto-changing wallpapers.
7 Things in macOS That Confuse Windows Users
If you're used to Windows, it can take you a while to find your way around macOS.
12 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do in the Preview App on a Mac
Preview is a lot more capable than you realized.
4 Ways to Take a Scrolling Screenshot on a Mac
Grab a screenshot of a full web page or document even when it doesn't fit on your screen.
8 Ways to Fix Your Mac Displaying the Wrong Time and Date
Make sure your Mac is always telling you the right time.
How Apple Could Revolutionize the Mac Experience With Generative AI
Apple is keeping its cards close to its chest, but we can theorize.
Apple Should Bring Back Boot Camp, Here's Why
Boot Camp allowed Windows or Linux to be installed on Intel Macs, but it's missing on Apple's latest computers.
How to Install Apps From Outside the Mac App Store (And Is It Safe?)
macOS is not like iOS: you don't need to stay within Apple's walled garden.
I Use This Simple Mac Shortcut to Start Every Workday
With two clicks, I can open everything I need.
New Hardware Exploit Affects Apple Silicon Macs
A fix for the exploit may reduce performance in modern Mac computers.
United States Says Apple Is an Illegal Monopoly
The Department of Justice and 16 states have accused Apple of anticompetitive practices, primarily with the iPhone's software.
Is It Worth Upgrading to the 2024 M3 MacBook Air?
Should you upgrade from an M2, M1, or Intel MacBook Air?
Use These Built-in Tools to Make Your Mac Windows More Organized
Get your apps in order with these handy built-in features.
Walmart's M1 MacBook Air Pricing Undercuts All Other Retailers
A brand-new M1 MacBook Air for $700. That's not even the sale price, it's just Walmart's price.
What Happened to QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is still around, but it's not the cross-platform media giant that it once was.