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By Lory Gil Last updated
If you are wondering what those squiggly lines are when trying to figure out a keyboard shortcut from an app menu on your Mac, bookmark this page to help you remember what the modifier keys are.

By Stephen Warwick Published
New insight reveals that many of Apple's best Macs and MacBooks are impossible to buy in plenty of countries.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
If you need to run an Intel-based version of your favorite app on an Apple silicon Mac, you can still do so. Here are the steps.

By Stephen Warwick Published
New insight from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests new Macs we thought were debuting later this year may not arrive until 2023 instead.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
Want to get a new Mac, but short on cash? You could try selling your old one! Here's a few ways to do just that.

By Jaclyn Kilani, Jason Cockerham Published
No matter what you home studio setup is, you'll need some good monitors. We've compiled some of the best we can find to ensure you get the right ones for you.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
The latest version of Parallels Desktop is the best one to date. It's so good, it has received our highest rating.

By Oliver Haslam Published
iCloud+ will allow people to use custom domain names for their iCloud email, according to an Apple web page.

By Stephen Warwick Published
Apple store listings for the iPhone and Mac now come with repairability scores in France as the company seeks to comply with new laws in the country.

By Sergio Velasquez, Lory Gil Published
Even if your Mac doesn't support Touch ID or Auto Unlock, you can still secure it using biometrics!

By Lory Gil Published
Your new Mac is easy to set up and use. Make sure you know these important basics after you get started.

By Lory Gil Published
When shopping on your Mac, you can make secure payments online with Apple Pay - the most secure payment service!

By Christine Chan Last updated
Apple unveiled the new M1 SoC and Macs at the "One More Thing" event. Here's what you may have missed during the short presentation.

By Stephen Warwick Last updated
A security researcher says that Apple's T2 chip has a critical, unpatchable security flaw that could be used to bypass Mac disk encryption, firmware passwords, and more.

By Stephen Warwick Published
You can now trade-in your old Mac to Apple in-store in the U.S. and Canada.

By Luke Filipowicz Published

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