Tag: MacOS

MacOS is a secure and private operating system out of the box. However, there are a few settings that you can configure to make it even safer and more private.

MacOS Ventura brings several updates but the Contacts app looks and works basically the same as it did in 2003. A new concept shows what Apple should have done.

The MacOS Notification Center provides an easy way to manage active notifications and access useful widgets. Here’s how to use the Notification Center.

Hot Corners is one of the nicest productivity features in MacOS, speeding up navigation. But it’s somewhat hidden away in System Preferences.

Do you keep accidentally creating a Quick Note while moving your cursor around the screen? Here’s how to turn off Quick Note on a Mac for that Hot Corner.

I love using MacOS, but I’m just not ready to quit Windows. Here’s why Microsoft keeps me coming back for more, even when I want to ditch it for good.

Microsoft is beta testing the ability to “undo send” an email in Outlook for Mac, delivering a feature that’s already in the MacOS Ventura mail app.

Need to review your Wi-Fi password on a MacOS system? Here’s how to find it quickly on a Mac so you can make sure it’s the right password, update it,…

This fall, your Mac is going to get a lot of new features with MacOS Ventura. Here are some of the best ones.

Apple’s WWDC conference brings big changes to your iPhone, Mac, iPad, and other Apple products, so here’s how you can watch to hear about it firsthand.