Learn how to add, rearrange, or delete pages in a PDF document using the built-in Apple Preview app on Mac.
How to manage pages of a PDF document using Preview on Mac
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Back up your DVD collection to a computer easily with MacX DVD Ripper Pro [sponsored]
If you need to rip homemade or commercial DVDs to any format, look no further than MacX DVD Ripper Pro by developer Digiarty. This Mac and Windows software even allows you to rip damaged or otherwise unplayable DVDs and supports a variety of DVD and media formats.
The Mac App Store spotlights apps optimized for Apple silicon Macs
With M1 Macs available to purchased and basking in glowing reviews, Apple has now published a new editorial on the Mac App Store highlighting some of the major apps that have been optimized for Apple silicon.
Ejectify auto-unmounts external disks when your Mac starts sleeping to prevent data loss
If you've ever connected an external disk to your Mac only to be troubled by a “Disk Not Ejected Properly” warning message as soon as it wakes up from sleep, then this app is for you.
Guide to using the improved Maps app on macOS Big Sur
The Apple Maps app received nice enhancements with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. So of course, Apple introduced some of these new features for Maps on macOS Big Sur. In addition, the app has a slightly different appearance and navigation.
Whether you just picked up your first Mac or upgraded to the new OS, we’ll guide you through using the updated Maps app on Mac.
The best free diagram apps for Mac
Check out this list of the best free diagram apps for Mac that will have you building in no time. They’re each intuitive with great features!
Adobe Lightroom is now a native app for both Intel and Apple silicon Macs
Adobe yesterday updated Lightroom for Mac with Apple silicon support on the latest M1 machines, such as the new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini. Additionally, Lightroom for Windows has been updated with support for Windows on ARM.
Access Instagram through your Mac’s menu bar with Instabar for macOS
Instagram does not have a macOS app so many Mac owners who dislike using the site in a web browser have turned to one of the macOS apps that basically wrap Instagram's mobile web interface in some code. Instabar sets itself apart from the crop of those app by providing convenient access to the latest images or stories through your Mac's menu bar.
WALTR PRO arrives: Get around file format issues and transfer any file to iPhone or iPad
WALTR, an awesome Mac app for converting and transferring videos, music, ringtones and other media types to iOS devices, just got more awesome with the release of WALTR PRO.
MacX Video Converter Pro: convert, download, compress, edit videos at lightning speed [sponsor]
With the latest iPhone 12 family of smartphones offering improved video recording in crisp 4K resolution, the iPhone remains the best pocket camera for capturing high-quality video on the go. But with that power comes a greater responsibility in terms of efficient processing of those video files on your computer. To help with that, a company called Digiarty is offering a powerful app for effortless 4K UHD video processing, called MacX Video Converter Pro (free trial is available). With it, you can convert, edit, download and resize your media with a hardware-accelerated performance that makes the most out of your Mac or Windows PC's CPU and GPU.
How to force universal Mac apps to run under Rosetta emulation instead of natively
Apple provides the enhanced Universal 2 binary feature to its developers who wish to ship macOS apps that pack in code for both Intel and Apple Silicon systems. In other words, a universal binary runs natively on both Apple M1 and Intel-based Mac computers because it contains executable code for both architectures. However, certain edge cases may justify running a native Apple Silicon app under Rosetta emulation, and we show you how it's done.
TextSniper for Mac lets you instantly grab any text from an image, PDF, chart or even video
TextSniper is a new Mac app that helps you easily capture any text from your Mac's screen. You already know how to take a screenshot on your Mac, but what about actually grabbing a piece of text from a bitmap image? How about a video?