A Look Into Apple Intelligence in macOS
p>With the release of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, Apple introduced Apple Intelligence, an AI-powered suite designed to boost produc…
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How to Fix a Slow Mac After Updating to macOS Sequoia
So, you recently updated to macOS Sequoia, and now your Mac feels sluggish and unresponsive? Well, you’re not alone. Plenty of users have been compl…
10+ Best Free macOS Screen Recording Tools
Macs have built-in screenshot tools, but for extra features like annotations and scrolling capture, specialized tools are a must. Here are the best fr…
How to Hide All Desktop Icons on Your Mac
If you’re like me, your desktop can quickly become cluttered with icons, and sometimes it’s nice to have a clean, distraction-free workspace. Whet…
How to Migrate 1Password to Apple’s Passwords App
With the release of macOS Sequoia, Apple has transformed its built-in password manager into a standalone app. It’s no longer buried inside system se…
100+ Apple Notes Shortcuts for macOS Sequoia
Trying to get the most out of Apple Notes? Whether you’re scribbling down quick ideas, sorting your to-do lists, or handling everyday tasks, Apple N…
How to Restart (Start Up) Your Mac (All Methods Explained)
Restart is always the first thing to do when encountering an error, and for some reason, errors on your Mac, minor ones, will magically resolve after …
How to Get Color Codes on Mac Without Third-Party Tools
Here’s a quick and easy way to get the color code of anything displayed on your Mac’s screen without installing any eyedroppers or color picking t…
How to Easily Optimize Images on Your MacBook
Discover a lesser-known macOS feature within the Mac context menu that simplifies image management on your MacBook. This tool is incredibly useful for…
How to Quickly Remove Image Background on Your Mac
Here’s a handy tip that might be new to you: Did you know that you can quickly remove the background from an image on your macOS without needing any…
Everything You Need to Know About Webloc Files
At its core, a Webloc file is straightforward – it’s a small file that stores the URL of a website. You can think of it as a direct link to a web …
How to Capture Website’s Screenshot Using Command Line
I know what you’re thinking: why bother with the command line for screenshots when I can just navigate to the website via a browser and take a scree…