Hardware

Hidden inside the Mac Utilities folder, Keychain Access provides access to the passwords and other private information saved through your Mac’s keychain. If you think managing your passwords on the Mac is limited to Safari, you’ve never explored the Keychain … Continue reading →

‘Tis the season to go shopping! In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’re going to be your best shopping buddy! We talk about how to get the best deals on Apple products, how to avoid getting ripped off, and what you need … Continue reading →

If you’re having a problem with your Apple or Windows device, you don’t have to wait hours for tech support that’s going to cost you as much as the device itself. With AnyFix iOS Fix: Lifetime Subscription (Mac & Windows), you … Continue reading →

Live streaming videos and games takes a lot of different software and running all of it can be taxing on your computer. XSplit Broadcaster Premium: Lifetime Subscription (Windows) consolidates all of those streaming programs into one accessible place that’s easier on your computer, … Continue reading →

Ahead of watchOS 8.2, which is currently in beta testing, Apple has released watchOS 8.1.1 for the Apple Watch Series 7. This update specifically addresses a problem with the Series 7 watch that prevented it from properly charging. This update … Continue reading →

According to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is stepping up its car ambitions. The company now aims to launch a fully autonomous vehicle in four years, though that 2025 target date is fluid. Apple has been hiring … Continue reading →

It was just a few short years ago when we told you about a then-upcoming wireless technology called Wi-Fi 6. At the time, what was once known as 802.11ax was henceforth given a much more consumer-friendly name, and previous convoluted … Continue reading →

Now that the iPhone 13 has launched, we’re officially on iPhone 14 watch. However, at this early stage, you should regard all such iPhone 14 rumor reports with extreme skepticism, regardless of the source. Apple tests many new technologies, but … Continue reading →

A year ago this week the era of Apple silicon truly began, as the first reviews of M1 Macs arrived, followed shortly thereafter by M1 Macs arriving in Apple Stores and in the hands of Mac users everywhere. We had … Continue reading →

A secret weapon in the Finder arsenal is the Go > Go to Folder feature. Choose that menu item (or type Command-Shift-G) and you can leap around the macOS filesystem without having to navigate folders. This is frequently useful when you’re working … Continue reading →