How to screen record on Mac
When it launched the Mojave operating system in 2018, Apple introduced built-in screen recording for the macOS (and came down hard on other screen recording apps). The app, called Screenshot,…
How to clear your cache on Mac
Many of your daily computer activities — like opening programs, logging onto email, and navigating websites — are saved as temporary files within your computer. This is called caching, which,…
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 review: The iPhone of laptops
Featuring the M1 chip, the new MacBook Pro 13-inch is the best Mac in years.
Save 94% on this absolutely stacked bundle of Mac apps
Products featured here are selected by our partners at StackCommerce.If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. The Official Cyber Monday Mac Bundle…
Big Sur finally makes iPad apps useful on the Mac
Apple’s cross-platform Mac Catalyst apps have banished most of their problems in MacOS Big Sur. It took a while, but they are finally showing their promise.
Why Apple will never, ever make a touchscreen Mac
Every time Apple releases shiny new Macs, the pundits decry its lack of a touchscreen. But it is never going to happen, and the reason is simple.
Does your Mac really need antivirus software? We asked the experts
Mac users are often told they don’t need antivirus apps because MacOS is secure. But is that true? Find out.
Apple glossed right over these 5 revelations about the new Macs
Apple’s November event crammed in a lot of info about its new M1 chips, but a lot was left unsaid. Here are all the hidden details Apple did not talk…
Everything Apple announced at its One More Thing event: Macs with A14 Silicon
Apple bids adieu to Intel. The transition to Apple’s ARM-based processor begins on MacBook laptops, allowing Apple silicon to drive the future of the Mac.
The new Mac Mini will also feature Apple’s in-house M1 chip
Apple did what we expected it to do and announced new Mac hardware at its November 2020 event. Meet the new Mac Mini. The latest in the Mac Mini line…