Everything You Should Know About Apple’s First-Party T2 Chip
Apple on Tuesday officially unveiled a long-awaited Mac mini refresh and a newly redesigned 13-inch MacBook Air. While both devices are notable updates to aging products, they also share
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How to Fix macOS Mojave+ Battery Draining Issue
If you notice your Mac’s battery draining faster after updating to macOS Mojave or above, you’re not alone. Some users have reported battery drain issues — some significant — after updating to
Mail Not Working After macOS Upgrade: How to Fix
Every fall, Apple releases a major macOS update. But amidst all of the excitement about new features, users often have to deal with multiple software-related problems. These issues often impact
How To Downgrade From macOS Mojave to macOS High Sierra
You have downloaded macOS Mojave and given it a try! For some reason or the other, you have decided to downgrade from macOS Mojave to macOS High Sierra or earlier macOS versions. This short
Lost your Wi-Fi password? Here’s how to find it on your Mac
For many of us, the password to our home Wi-Fi network isn’t really something we think about. Chances are, you plugged in the password when you first connected to the network, and then prompt
Text Clippings: The Little-Known But Useful Mac Feature That’s Been Around Forever
If you’re the average Mac user, you could probably stand to benefit from a little-known feature called Text Clippings. But if you are the average Mac user, then there’s a good chance you have no
How to find and install hidden wallpapers on macOS Mojave
When you set up wallpaper on your MacBook by using the screen saver window in the system preferences, you only see a limited set of wallpapers that are shown on that screen. Did you know that
How to Change Default Search Engine to DuckDuckGo on iOS and macOS
DuckDuckGo is an amazing search engine for the privacy-conscious internet and device users out there. If privacy is your goal, it’s an excellent alternative to many of the big name search
How to Quickly Restart or Relaunch Finder in macOS
Sometimes our Mac’s Finder (and hence our entire Mac) becomes unresponsive, or we discover that a Finder is not relaunching, often with no apparent rhyme or reason. But let’s face it,
How to Edit Your Mac’s Hosts File & Why You Might Want To
Deep within OS X or macOS is a small but critical text document called the Hosts file. Among most users, it’s a pretty unknown feature. But it’s actually a handy alternative to a DNS server. A