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If you have a college-bound student, it’s time to think about whether they need a new Mac. Perhaps their current computer is showing…

On the Mac, every file type opens in a particular app by default, but it’s easy to open a PDF, image, or text…

The latest scam to watch out for is fake websites that try to get you to open Script Editor directly from your browser…

Safari’s compact tab bar option, which saves vertical space by placing the address bar in the current tab, went missing in the initial…

We always recommend buying from reputable manufacturers rather than no-name brands, especially for products with lithium-ion batteries, such as power banks, Bluetooth speakers,…

If you can work comfortably with the Mac’s four Finder views, you’ll enjoy an easier experience when you try to get to your…

The Camera Control on iPhone 16 and later models lets you open the Camera app and take a photo with the press of…

Silicon Valley thinks everyone wants to delegate writing to AI, which is why Apple Intelligence constantly suggests replies for you in Messages and…

Securing your home network might seem uninteresting or unimportant—after all, who would bother to target you? The answer is that criminal hackers are…

We’ve warned before about scams that trick users into pasting malicious commands into Terminal. Attackers create fake CAPTCHA pages—often resembling Cloudflare’s “are you…

Yes, we know we’re still on macOS 26. In 2025, Apple announced macOS 27 would be the last version to support Rosetta for…

Apple Music subscribers running iOS 26.4 can use the new Playlist Playground feature to create AI-generated playlists tailored to any mood, genre, activity,…