Hardware

If you have to replace the charger for your MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro, then it’s important that you find the correct one for your particular machine as, unlike the iPhone’s one-size-fits-all lightning cable, chargers vary between Apple’s MacBook range. … Continue reading →

Before you log into Zoom to start your next video call, you should take a few minutes before you join to update your app. Zoom recently released a security patch for a major hole that could let a hacker take … Continue reading →

Apple’s 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models are powerful laptops with great battery life. But the next generation could get even better processing speed and battery life, thanks to M2 Pro chips that could be the first in Apple’s lineup … Continue reading →

Buying a new Mac is usually pretty straightforward. It’s always best to wait when the current model has been around for a couple of years, but if you can’t, you probably won’t have any buyer’s remorse. Most of the time, … Continue reading →

Welcome to our regular collection of our Apple Breakfast column, including all of the Apple news you missed this week in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a morning cup … Continue reading →

It looks very likely that those intending to purchase an iPhone 14 when they are released later this year will see a bigger ticket price than that of the previous generation. Most recently industry analyst Ming-Chi Quo tweeted recently that … Continue reading →

Hold on to your hats, butts and whatever else you hold dear as more rumors of expected iPhone 14 production levels are coming in. People who follow these rumors with bated breath… seriously need to rethink their priorities. It’s not … Continue reading →

Since the launch of the first Pixel phone in 2016, Apple and Google in the have been in a perpetual features-based arms race as to what their smartphones can offer their customers. While this is exceptionally prevalent in the flagship … Continue reading →

The holiday shopping season isn’t quite here yet, but fear not deal hunters, you can still save big on Apple gear. Whether you’re looking to gift an Apple product or just pick one up for yourself, we’ve scoured the web … Continue reading →

Back in 2001, Macworld writer Deborah Shadovitz explained an in-progress standard for email messages called “Return-Receipt,” the name based in part on a line sent in the metadata portion of the message by your email software. Instead of becoming a standard and … Continue reading →