Before macOS Sequoia, if a file wasn’t locally downloaded, you could navigate to it in the Finder via iCloud Drive and ...

T he Mac menu bar serves as the command center for managing my digital life. The default menu bar items leave a lot to be ...

If you want more from the Finder, check out FileUtils. It offers options for immediate and secure deletion of files, support for more compression formats, more powerful batch renaming, file checksums, ...

Apple’s iPhone Mirroring app is a great way to use your iPhone right from your Mac. It’s full of great features -- here’s your guide to using them all.

Ideally, you don't use the same password twice, so it's helpful to keep a repository of your passwords in a safe place in ...

The mouse cursor sometimes refuses to go away on the Mac. This guide shows you all the ways to hide the mouse cursor on your ...

There are a number of reasons why you might need your iPhone's IMEI number, and you can find it even if you don't have your ...

When you set up a new Mac, security may not be the first thing on your mind, but it should be. While Macs are known for their strong built-in defenses, it's just a myth that they're immune to threats.

The Find My system for tracking devices (like Macs) and items (like AirTags) lets you keep peace of mind, avoid leaving ...

Adding more screens to your Mac can help boost productivity and reduce app switching, but how many screens is too many?

Dragging an app to the trash on OS X does uninstall it, but often times files are left behind. These files can add up, taking ...