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How to install Apple’s macOS Mojave on unsupported Macs
There is now a way to ignore Apple and install macOS Mojave on any Mac…
How to back up your Mac, and why you should do it now
If you needed one more nudge, Apple has just made it slightly harder to recover lost data…
How to deal with robocalls on your iPhone
Spam robocalls are getting more and more common…
Is your Mac showing random black boxes in photos? Here’s the fix
Here’s a problem that could cause a panic…
How to make an anonymous call from your iPhone
If you want to make a call but don’t want to let the giant marketing company / slightly weird stranger…
How to use Apple Maps more effectively
While we wait for Apple to implement its promised deep changes to Map…
7 things to consider before buying an aftermarket CarPlay receiver
Most new vehicles are equipped with Bluetooth technology…
Check to see if your older Mac Pro supports macOS Mojave Dark Mode
Apple has already informed developers of which Mac hardware will be supported under macOS Mojave…
How to use Live Listen with Apple’s AirPods
Your AirPods can function as hearing aids thanks to ‘Live Listen’ in iOS 12…
How to free up space on your Mac
Apple added new tools in 2016 with the release of macOS Sierra…
The best Kodi add-ons for Mac in 2018 and how to stay safe
The open-source media center software Kodi has been around for years, providing countless users with a fast and easy-to-use platform…
How to use Apple’s new Continuity Camera feature in macOS Mojave
In macOS Mojave, Apple has extended its Continuity features so that now you can use your iPhone or iPad’s camera…
How to run Fortnite on your Macintosh
So, you want to play Fortnite on Mac…
How to install Kodi on your Mac
Kodi is one of the most popular media center managers around….
How to use Apple’s new Finder in macOS Mojave
Finder, the file management app at the core of macOS, has more or less stayed the same over the years…
Apple TV first gen: Apple’s improper abandonment and what to do
Apple left the 1st Generation Apple TV behind as of May 25, 2018…
How to turn off System Integrity Protection in macOS
System Integrity Protection (SIP) is a security feature of macOS originally introduced in OS X El Capitan…
How and why you should use text clippings on your Mac
Mac users have been able to create and use text clippings since the last century and Mac OS 9…
Is building a Hackintosh worth the effort?
Macs can be expensive, but they work out of the box and we know that apps such as Final Cut Pro X…
How to do a clean install of macOS High Sierra
Downloading and installing a new OS gives you the opportunity to do some major house cleaning if you so desire…
How to prepare your Mac for the macOS Mojave public beta
As soon as the macOS Mojave beta goes public, it is open to anyone willing to…
Macworld reviews LifeFlix 2.5: Your old Mini-DV camcorder’s new best friend
If you shot home videos between 1995 and 2010, there’s a good chance you did so with a tape-based Mini-DV camcorder…
A bug in Apple Mac’s ‘Quick Look’ feature leaks encrypted data, researchers find
A bug in macOS can expose the contents of a user’s files, including document text and photo thumbnails…
How to set up your home network for many Apple TVs, Macs, iPhones, and iPads
Maybe you can get away with a single Wi-Fi basestation, if you have modest needs, but…
iOS 12 beta: Should you install it?
There’s a hack floating around the internet on how to get the iOS 12 beta today…
Here are all of the new iOS 12 Settings you should know about
Almost every cool new iOS feature comes with a settings component that you can tweak and iOS 12 is no exception,…
How Apple’s upgraded Finder works in macOS Mojave
Some of the more notable updates in macOS 10.14 Mojave came to the Finder..
Duck, cover, and reboot your router? Why the FBI’s new warning is no joke
Last week, the FBI released a statement that shocked many…
Cryptominer ‘mshelper’ targets macOS: What you need to know
Mac fans spinning unusually fast, computers running hotter than usual and performance taking a hit…
Beware SATA III drives in SATA II Macs
SATA standards are all backwards compatible, right? Well, not necessarily…
Secret iPhone tips and tricks you may not know about
Whether you’ve got the cutting-edge iPhone X or one of the earlier models…
How to remove Mac cryptominer malware ‘mshelper’ that kills your battery and CPU
Cryptojacking is designed to mine cryptocurrency on your computer without your knowledge
How to install macOS on a VM to run your 32-bit apps
Back in April of 2018 and depending upon the software you run, you may have noticed a message pop up…
Why are my parents’ iPhones all synced up?
That’s going to be complete chaos to manage on two ‘separate’ devices that, to Apple, appears as one person’s two devices…
How to check for – and remove – the Mac malware mshelper
If your Mac seems to be running at high fan rates or you’re seeing reduced battery-life…
How to password protect files and folders on your Mac
The truth is that your Mac is only as secure as…
Give your old Mac software eternal life
Don’t fear the death of your old software, my friends…
Popular encrypted email standards are unsafe – researchers
European researchers have found that the popular PGP and S/MIME email encryption standards are vulnerable…