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Redundant MacBook Air Rant
In this article, I’ll tell you exactly why the Macbook Air is becoming the most unnecessary piece of hardware in Apple’s lineup. Apple first released the Macbook Air in 2008 and claimed by Steve Jobs as the world’s thinnest notebook. It replaced the ‘Macbook’ range of laptops and was a Machine targeting the users who […]
Why Does Rebooting Your Mac (Always) Fix It?
When you ask a geek for help because of some issues with your Mac, iPhone, but also printer or internet connection, the first question they throws at you is always the same: Have you tried turning it off and on again? But why rebooting a device solves almost, all the problems? As a software engineer […]
Apple gave me a new MacBook Pro for FREE! Here’s why
Here’s how you can do it too but only if you qualify… As you may already know, the first generation of the MacBook Pro with a touch bar suffered from keyboard issues. It came with Apple’s butterfly keyboard which was meant to be thin and streamlined but turned out to be a right pain in […]
Is the new (2020) MacBook Pro worth the investment?
Apple has finally said goodbye to the butterfly keyboard forever as new 13-inch Macbook Pro comes with Apple’s new and improved Magic Keyboard. I am currently writing this on a 2019 13-inch MacBook Pro, so will I be upgrading to the new one? Without any further ado, let’s discuss what’s new with the 2020 13-inch […]
Don’t buy a Laptop, Buy a MacBook: Here’s Why
When it comes to deciding on what laptop to buy, I have always been a strong believer in the idea that an expensive product, while costing more upfront, will provide much more value in the course of time. This value ranges from simple daily experience to generating a full-time income through content you can produce […]
7 Tips to Save Space on Your Mac (Book)
Is the disk space of your Mac (Book) full? You can do something about that. If you want to kno whow to save space on your Macbook, no problem. In this article we list 7 tips to free up storage on your Mac. Free up Mac disk space Do you have a MacBook and you […]
My Experience Using a Chromebook as a Blind Mac User for 30 days
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 […]
Running Linux as a Blind Mac User for 30 days; Yes, It is Possible
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 […]
Continuity for iPhone, iPad, and Mac: Explained
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 […]