The Fastest Way to Send Photos & Screenshots from iOS to Mac
There are many ways to transfer photos or screenshots taken on your iOS devices to your Mac. For example, you can email them to your inbox, sync via D…
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macOS Sierra – Getting Universal Clipboard to Work
One of the new macOS Sierra features that I find useful is its Universal Clipboard. You already know what a clipboard is for – whatever you copy is …
How to Sign Digital Documents With Preview App (OS X)
For freelancers who work remotely, having to sign a document in person can be a problem. Instead of turning up at the office or meeting with the clien…
How to Create Recovery Partition in Mac
While I was doing maintenance for my Mac, using the Maintenance app, the app told me that my disk partition needed to be repaired. So, as usual, I reb…
How to Force Quit Mac Apps
Mac OS X is a great operating system. It’s stable but it isn’t perfect. Once in a while, the application you are working on may freeze (or hang). …
How to Install Windows Boot Camp Without An Optical Drive
Editor’s Note: Previously, we published a post by Daniel Pataki on How To Install Windows on Mac when all else fails. Alvaro is one of the many read…
How to Create a Static Blog with Cactus
Update: The Cactus app is no longer available. Consider checking out How to Build a Static Blog Using Assemble for an alternative. If a CMS is not req…
How to Install Windows on Your Mac (When All Else Fails)
I have a 2011 iMac and I’ve installed Windows on it successfully before. The process was extremely straightforward. I popped in my Windows disk and …
How To Sync OneNote Notebook Across OS X And Windows Phone
Before Evernote, I was a long time user of OneNote, Microsoft’s note-taking application. OneNote is part of Office Suite and inherits the same taste…
Betty: Transform Everyday English Into Linux Terminal Commands
The world of the Linux terminal might seem daunting at first, likened to needing a Siri for the terminal to simplify tasks. While it’s true that eve…
8 Cool New Features of Mac OS X Yosemite
And that’s it, we have ourselves a new Mac OS X: Mac 10.10 Yosemite. The previous version Mac OS X Mavericks was installed 40 million times, thereby…
Securing macOS With Firmware Password
It’s good to have a password to protect your Mac’s data. However, a skilled thief can still bypass this by booting your Mac in recovery mode and r…