Mac OS, Mac OS X, or macOS, is the operating system that resides on Apple’s desktop and portable computer lineup. Built upon a Unix core, it is easy to use yet highly advanced, extremely stable, and an excellent OS for productivity and creation. Browse through our articles to
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Intro Over the past decade, along with the exploding popularity of iOS and Android, and the continued development of Windows and macOS, a new personal computer operating system, Chrome OS, has steadily come into its own. Chrome OS runs on an expanding market of laptops, known as Chromebooks, and desktops, known as Chromeboxes. As […]
Intro For some time now, I have wanted to get some familiarity with the Linux world. Not for any particular reason, just from hearing people talk about it and its potential, and thinking, “That sounds fun.” Having no idea where to start my little experiment, I perused the AppleVis forum and came upon a […]
AirDrop is a neat little feature you can use to quickly and easily transfer files of all kinds between Apple devices. AirDrop allows users to send and receive photos, videos, passwords, contacts, map location, and pretty much anything else that can be transferred from a Share Sheet. The feature uses Bluetooth technology to detect nearby […]
One of the things I have always admired about Apple products because of the Continuity and Syncing features, they become usable in combinations when you have more then one device. Having an iPhone, an iPad and an Mac all logged into the same Apple ID account creates a collaboration of sorts, with many features able […]
If you’re coming to the Mac from Windows, you’re probably used to either downloading apps from the Microsoft Store, or downloading an app package from a website and running its included installer. On macOS, there are several ways apps can be installed and uninstalled, which I will give an overview of in this guide. […]
To delete your Siri audio history from an iOS or iPadOS device, go to Settings > Siri & Search and tap Siri & Dictation history. Tap delete Siri & Dictation history and tap once again in the confirmation screen.
iCloud storage has run out of space? No problem, Apple has made it pretty easy to change your iCloud storage plan. Here is how to do it
Intro If you’re new to the Mac, learning and mastering the VoiceOver screenreader can seem daunting at first. In an attempt to streamline the search for essential getting started information, I will provide a series of tips, along with links to more comprehensive guides and audio podcast demonstrations, organized by heading and subheading. So, if […]
Are you trying to find and track a lost or stolen iPhone? If you need to find and track a lost iPhone, using Find My app to locate your iPhone is the easiest. Thankfully, Apple has made it really easy to track a lost iPhone with Find My app If your iPhone has been stolen, […]
Wondering how to connect AirPods to a MacBook? No problem. In this step-by step guide, we’ll show you how to set them up. Apple has made it really easy to connect AirPods to a MacBook, however, you’ll still need to know where to go and which buttons to push. This step-by-step tutorial will help you […]
If you’re like me, you may find that you spend a fair amount of time typing the same block of text over and over again on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. This can be driving directions to your home, birthday or holiday greetings, or anything else that you find yourself typing repeatedly. Luckily, you can […]