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New software releases can be fun, even for those with older devices. The last few years haven’t been the greatest when it comes to the Mac, however. macOS Catalina was plagued with bugs,

You’ve just gotten your new M1 Mac in the mail. You remove it from the neat white packaging, plug it in, and start installing your favorite apps. Upon running one of these apps, however,

You’ve just finished setting your new M1 Mac just how you like, installed your favorite apps, restored your last backup, and are about to put this thing to the test when a question crosses

Looking to change the color in Terminal? Edit the Terminal profiles to change the color, the font, and the window behavior in Terminal.

It’s been a few weeks since the new M1 Macs were unveiled by Apple, and we now have early reviews and stats in on the performance offered by these machines. While most reviewers and users

Ever since the rumors of an ARM-based Mac started up, an obvious question arose. Would this transition finally make it possible for your Mac to run iOS apps in addition to your standard

When Apple announced the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini powered by the Apple M1 processor, there was a lot of tempered excitement. This has to do with the fact that Apple is embarking

Perhaps you have a dental appointment, or maybe you are visiting a new office branch as a project manager. You have schedules to follow and places to be. When this is the case, you usually cannot

Over the next few months and years, we are going to see different versions of applications released. There are going to be some growing pains and a whole lot of waiting, depending on the

New software updates are always fun and exciting, as these usually usher in new features. Sometimes, the software updates points to unannounced features or even new hardware that is on the way.