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Believe it or not, it used to be a real pain to batch-rename files on Mac. Times have changed and so have the names of those 15 files.

Make and take video calls from any Apple device, to any Apple device, all with FaceTime!

You can use emoji on the Mac, just like you can on the iPhone. It just takes a little more effort to find them.

Does your MacBook have Touch ID? Here's everything you need to know about how to set it up and use it to secure your Mac.

Version 11 of macOS offers a fresh look and important updates to Safari, Messages, and Mail.

Apple ships each new Mac with Time Machine software for backup purposes. Here's how to use the app.

Although Macs are less prone to viruses and malware than Windows-based machines, they can still get infected. Here's how to troubleshoot and get on with your day.

Time Machine is a free app built-in to your Mac that lets you create backups of your data. Here's how to use it.

There are a bunch of keyboard shortcuts that you can use during your Mac's startup in order to run diagnostics, switch startup disks, and more.

Thanks to Migration Assistant, moving your old Mac's data to your new Mac is easy, here's how to do it.

How do you work out how much storage you need? Here's our guide to choosing the right iCloud storage plan for you.

Whether you want to share app and media purchases, only pay for one iCloud storage plan for the whole family, or let everyone stream Apple Music for less, Family Sharing is for you.

Is your Photos library getting too unwieldy for your Mac’s hard drive? Consider moving it to an external drive.

Just get a new Mac and wondering how to get your entire Messages history onto your new Mac without too much effort? Here's how!

Touch ID can be temperamental at times, no matter what device you're using. But we have the fix.

If your Mac crashes and you lose it all, you can restore it back to its current state thanks to backups. Here's how to do so.

Selecting a startup disk on your Mac is pretty straightforward, you just have to know what buttons to press — literally!

If you can't get your external display to function properly with your M1 Mac, you are not alone. Here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue.