Latest articles by Anthony Casella
You can really get into computer gaming with the help of a Mac mini!
Here’s how to make certain your application uses your eGPU on macOS Mojave
If you're just getting started with Mac mini, don't worry. We're here to help.
Need to run applications using Windows and a powerful eGPU? Here’s one way to do it!
Want to use all of your Macs to speed up your video renders? You can with Compressor!
Need to create captions for a video? You can automatically do so with Youtube and youtube-dl.
With Oculus Quest, mixed reality allows mobile users to spectate VR gaming in real time.
Are you a developer that wants to create augmented reality apps for iOS? Here's how to get your start with ARKit.
Want to use your eGPU to accelerate apps on your internal display? Here’s how!
Do you need image stills from a video? Here’s how you can extract them using ffmpeg!
Intel’s i7 will no longer support HyperThreading. Here’s what that looks like.
Want a small, powerful BitTorrent app? Try the command line version of Transmission!
Need to bulk save online resources? You can with the free and open source wget software!
Patch to add microcode to fix Meltdown and Specter attacks makes Intel worry
Have you ever wanted to locally store and re-watch your favorite YouTube videos, even though you might have spotty coverage? Did you know you can on macOS? Here's how.
Skip tracking down open source code if you use MacOS. Install Hombrew and let it do all the work for you!
Ever wanted to visualize how good your Wi-Fi coverage is? You can with NetSpot!
Intel's next-generation processor lineup goes from Kaby Lake to Coffee Lake, Ice Lake, and Cannon Lake — but what do those names mean and what improvements will they offer?
Rumored leaks of hyper-threading being removed on i7 CPUs are likely with Coffee Lake S.
Apple invests more resources for macOS and iOS to become VR platforms.
Need help understanding some recent CPU thermal throttling controversies? We've got you covered.
QuiVr creator Jonathan Schenker answers our questions!
Want to check if your 2010-2012 Mac Pro supports Metal for Dark Mode? Here’s how!
