Hardware

For moviegoers, the cinematic experience begins with buying a ticket at the box office. But for filmmakers, it’s a story that was years in the making—a communal voyage that began with a writer extracting ideas from their head and turning … Continue reading →

Phil Rousculp asks: How can I open the user Library folder in a disk image located on an external disk? The technique of selecting Go and holding down the Option key reverts to desktop computer. IDG You can check your … Continue reading →

This week’s column is my last Working Mac column for Macworld. You’ll still find me elsewhere on the site, but I want to say thank you for the last two years and for your input and insights each week. Thanks! … Continue reading →

Looking back, moving forward The modern-day Apple isn’t afraid to stop making a product. The company has its reasons to do so: outdated technology, what it contributes to the bottom line, resource allocation, whatever. And as far as Apple history … Continue reading →

This year, our favorite iPhone apps got serious about reinventing themselves – and disrupting the mobile game in the process. In this week’s episode of The iPhone Show, let’s take a look back at the defining apps of 2016. And … Continue reading →

Logitech’s K400 Wireless Keyboard for internet-enabled TVs is designed to be compact, comfortable, quiet, and easy to use from the comfort of your couch. It features a familiar key layout and a large 3.5-inch touchpad. A 33-foot range makes for a … Continue reading →

More apps for your Mac Image by IDG This week’s roundup of new Mac Apps helps you unwind with fun games, keep an eye on your projects, visualize your ideas, and much more. Affinity Photo 1.5.1 Image by Serif To … Continue reading →

Designed to be the heart of your smart home, the Samsung SmartThings Hub connects wirelessly to hundreds of compatible smart devices, so you can monitor, manage, and secure your home from anywhere. Simply pair other Samsung SmartThings devices with the Hub … Continue reading →

Dawn Gwin asked: I replaced my seven-year-old Time Capsule with a new one last week. Can I erase the old one and connect it by ethernet occasionally to serve as a second backup kept off premises? Or would I be … Continue reading →

The best software for your Mac Image by xsmo/Pixabay There’s a lot of Mac software available, and here at Macworld, we take pride in finding the best applications. If you just got a new Mac, or you’re looking for an … Continue reading →