MacOS

Apple WWDC 2024: date, keynote, event

WWDC is an annual event where software developers connect with the engineers who build Apple's products, services, and software. In this article, we tell you everything we know about this year's Keynote.
Apple Vision Pro: release date, features, price

Apple's much-anticipated mixed reality headset has been the subject of much speculation and rumor. As expected the Apple Vision Pro headset was announced at WWDC 2023 and it is very impressive. In this article we will show you everything you need to know about this revolutionary piece of tech.
How to send files via Bluetooth on Mac

If you are unable to receive files sent using Bluetooth from other devices, typically there is no error message displayed to tell you what is going wrong. This article explain how to receive and send files on Mac using Bluetooth.
Apple event October 2023: M3, MacBook, new iMac

As expected, Apple successfully introduced new Mac models during its "Scary Fast" conference on October 30. These powerful and expensive models are all powered by the new M3 series chips, delivering impressive performance.
How to reset calendar on Mac: refresh, shared, subscribed

It is possible that you want to clear up your Mac OS, or iPhone calendar. In this article we will show you how to clear the cache of the Calendar app on your Mac computer.
How to connect Bose headphones to a Mac

Are you having trouble connecting your Bose wireless headphones to a Mac? We've got you covered. Read this article to find out how to pair your Bose headphones to a Mac via macOS Bluetooth preferences.
macOS 14 Sonoma: download, release date, beta, requirements

During WWDC 2023, Apple presented the outline of macOS 14 Sonoma, the new version of its operating system for Mac. A more user-friendly edition, which is even closer to iOS. In this article we will look at all the new features and when you can get your hands on it.
Reset admin password Mac without Apple ID

This tutorial will teach you how to reset your admin password in Mac without Apple ID.
Apple M3 Chip: release date, 2023, 3nm processor

In 2020, Apple began its transition from Intel processors to its own, in house, M1 series of chips. Last year the M2 series was released and in 2023, we are expecting the imminent release of the M3 series with another update. In this article we will tell you everything you need to know about this new release and when to expect it.
Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max: price, specs, release date

Last year Apple began their two year transition to their own Apple Silicon chips with the M1 chip. Almost one year later, Apple has finally announced the M1 Pro and M1 Max chip after months of speculation about an M1X chip. This article breaks down everything about these new chips, when you can purchase the new 14 and 16 inch MacBook Pro's, pricing, and more.
How to reset mail on Mac: Big Sur, Catalina, Mojave

Mac computers come equipped with a Mail App to help organize your e-mail accounts. This article will show you how to reset your e-mail preferences to the default settings on MacOS X, including Big Sur, Catalina and Mojave.
Repair keychain: MacOS, Big Sur, Monterey, Catalina

Have your stored passwords been corrupted? Or maybe your applications refuse to accept the "correct" password and you are being prompted to enter the password multiple times? To fix this issue you need to repair the keychain configuration. In this article we will show you how to perform keychain first aid with a method that should work for all versions of MacOS Ventura to Mojave.
How to reinstall MacOS without disc

MacOS includes a recovery partition that allows you to easily erase all data on your Mac and reinstall your OS without an installation disc. In this article we will show you how to reinstall Mac OS without disc.
How to show volume in menu bar on Mac OS

It can be useful to have the volume levels displayed in your menu bar on your Mac so in this article, we will show you how to configure this on your Mac computer. Simply follow the steps below.
How to find IP address on Mac: computer, terminal

Every device connected to a network has an IP address. It is a unique identifier that locates your computer or Mac on the network. Your Mac connects to the internet through a network or router; which implies that you have a local IP address that identifies the Mac on the local network (router) and a public IP to connect to the internet. This short tutorial explains how to find these addresses on your Mac.
Apple M3: a new chip for new Macs in 2023

Apple is said to be preparing new MacBooks and iMacs for 2023. The main updates will be the integration of an M3 chip engraved in 3nm, which would offer significantly higher performance than the M1 and M2. In this article we will break down everything we know about the new M3 chip so far.
macOs Ventura: release date, compatibility, new features

Since October 24, Apple has been releasing macOS 13 Ventura, the latest version, macOS 13.2 Ventura was released in January. In this article we will break down everything you need to know about the latest version of macOS, how to install it, which models it is compatible with, and more.
Top free apps for Mac: productivity, writing, etc.

There are plenty of useful apps and programs pre-installed on your Mac. However, there are still some apps that you might find helpful in your work or hobbies. Read on to discover more about apps that will help you with productivity, digital cleanliness, mental well-being, measure your laptop health and productivity, and much more.
Apple Silicon: M1 chip, roadmap, release date, specs

At WWDC 2020, as well as showcasing iOS 14, Apple announced their plans to begin the 2 year transition away from Intel processors that it has used for the last 14 years, to their own custom Apple Silicon chips in their Mac devices. This article will explain what Apple Silicon is, why Apple is moving away from Intel and if you should consider buying an Apple Silicon Mac.
Mac mini M2, MacBook Pro M2: release date, upgrade

Out of nowhere, Apple has announced the release of new Mac models equipped with powerful M2 chips. And even more surprisingly, the Mac mini M2 version is actually cheaper than the old M1 model. Could this be a good sign for future releases? In this article we will break down what was announced and all of the information.