MacBook “Not Charging” When It’s Plugged In? Here’s How to Fix It
You’re just as likely to use a MacBook on your lap as you are to use it at a desk. That’s why it’s important that you’re able to charge your MacBook battery to keep it as
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6 Troubleshooting Tips for When Your Mac External Monitor Isn’t Working
Connecting an external monitor to your Mac makes it easier to work with many apps at once. Use the external display to extend your desktop, mirror your screen, or keep working on a larger monitor
How to Open Notification Center on Mac
After an extremely disappointing launch in 2019 with Catalina, Apple looks to rebound in 2020 with macOS Big Sur. Catalina has been riddled with bugs and is arguably one of the company’s
How to Manage Bookmarks in Safari on iOS and Mac
Are you new to Safari bookmarks? Or are your bookmarks out of control? This helpful tutorial teaches you how to manage Safari bookmarks.
How to Change the Names of Your Apple Devices
Is it time to take a few minutes to make sure your devices are named the way you want them? Here’s how to change the names of all your Apple devices.
Apple Silicon: What To Expect During The Apple-Intel Transition
During Apple’s 2020 WWDC keynote, Apple made a major announcement that had a lot more to do with hardware than software: Apple is moving away from Intel’s chips and switching to Apple
macOS: How to Use Pinned Tabs in Safari
If you visit the same websites daily or several times a day, you can pin tabs in Safari. Here, we’ll show you how to work with your pinned tabs.
How To Install The macOS Big Sur Beta
This past week Apple unveiled macOS Big Sur, the upcoming release of macOS. Big Sur is not only one of the biggest macOS updates in recent years, but all of Mac history. It features a complete
Updating macOS Catalina on Unsupported Macs
In October last year, Apple releases a new version of macOS dubbed as ‘Catalina.’ This latest installment of macOS includes new features, including new apps for podcasts, music, and TV (replacing
Don’t Want Your Data in the Cloud? Turn off iCloud on Your iPhone or Mac
Despite Apple’s best wishes, you don’t need to use iCloud on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Although most people are happy to use the service, some prefer to keep their data stored