Hardware

Taking care of your tablet Image by Rob Schultz/Macworld This week’s roundup contains new cases for the iPad Pro, plus headphones, Bluetooth speakers, and more. Read on! LifeProof Image by LifeProof To read this article in full or to leave … Continue reading →

The Razer Wildcat controller is compatible with both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC. An elite level controller developed for tournament play with feedback from the best eSports athletes, it features four additional fully-programmable buttons for a personalized layout, a well … Continue reading →

Lightworks may not be a household name, but has established a proven reputation with Hollywood filmmakers over nearly three decades as the software of choice for editing award-winning feature films like Pulp Fiction, L.A. Confidential, and Moulin Rouge. Originally tied … Continue reading →

The French manufacturer’s in-ear-headphones will bathe you in intoxicating audiophile sound and a smart set of accessories without breaking your budget. And they won’t fall off while you run.

These modestly priced headphones sound leaps and bounds beyond their price tag.

How to upload multiple Photos libraries to a single iCloud Photo Library Rob Rosenbaum has a slightly terrifying question. He’s been syncing photos from a single iPhone to two different Macs via USB—just importing them on each Mac. He is … Continue reading →

Ever since Apple added a giant screen, detachable keyboard and Bluetooth stylus to the iPad, the company has wanted us to think of it as a computer—a super computer, in fact, if you believe its advertising tagline. But while it … Continue reading →

If you’re curious about how to build your own Hackintosh, Kirk McElhearn and I recently built Hackintoshes and wrote about our experiences. These articles are great starting points for researching your own Hackintosh. How to build a do-it-yourself Mac for … Continue reading →

Fellow Macworld contributor Kirk McElhearn recently built a mini Hackintosh; that is, a generic PC styled like a Mac mini, on which he installed and ran macOS. This is a road I’ve gone down myself, way back in 2008, when … Continue reading →

All the cool kids are doing it these days: they’re building Hackintoshes. Since Apple isn’t updating their desktop Macs as often as people want, some Mac users have gone the home-build route, making their own Macs using off-the-shelf parts and … Continue reading →