You may recall back in January when we showed you a preview of an upcoming app from Festivitas developer Simon Støvring called Smash Smash that could provide endless entertainment to Mac users by letting them ‘smash’ their desktop with a virtual hammer, and now, Smash Smash is officially available for everyone.
Wireless CarPlay in iOS 18.4 was causing an unknown percentage of drivers connection issues, but Apple's iOS 18.4.1 update fixes the problem.
If you’re a techie like me, then you may on occasion have the desire to run a disk speed test for the purpose of evaluating the performance of your Mac’s storage system. Regardless of whether you’re a professional, an enthusiast, or a contemporary user, there are benefits to understanding your system’s disk speed.
Just this week, CalDigit announced its next-generation Thunderbolt hubs featuring support for Thunderbolt 5 – the fastest and most capable iteration of Thunderbolt to date, featuring 80Gb/s of bi-directional bandwidth and 120Gb/s of ordinary bandwidth with Bandwidth Boost. CalDigit calls its latest docks the TS5 and TS5 Plus.
Read the full macOS Sequoia 15.4 release notes from Apple and learn about the latest Mac features, changes and security fixes in this update.
Learn how to see the time on your Mac accurately to the second with tools built into macOS, apps, widgets, screen savers, or websites for precise time tracking.
iOS 18.4 and other recent software updates brought new emoji, including a face with bags under the eyes, to the iPhone, iPad and other Apple devices.
Topaz Photo AI, one of my favorite tools in my photo editing software suite, picked up an important update this week in the form of version 3.6.0 for both macOS and Windows machines.
Low Power Mode in Apple's macOS software also reduces fan noise on specific Mac models for tasks that require a quieter environment.
Not only did Apple update its MacBook Air lineup this week with enhanced hardware, but so too did the company stuff its Mac Studio with new chips and tech that will make these compact $1999+ machines even more performant than they already were.
Apple on Wednesday refreshed its MacBook Air lineup to include the more powerful M4 chip, along with other substantial hardware upgrades that will benefit end users who demand more power at their fingertips.
Apple on Wednesday refreshed the entire MacBook Air lineup with enhanced specs inside. While the computer itself looks and feels just like the previous model, this version is marginally more performant and capable thanks to the M4 chip, while starting at a new low price of just $999 for the 13-inch model on Apple’s website.