Hardware

It’s absolutely frustrating when you set out on a task that seems like it should work, and then wind up wondering if it’s your fault. This is the case with Photos 3.0 for macOS and its broken workflow for creating … Continue reading →

The Macalope is happy to stipulate that there are some people for whom an iPad is not going to be a great work device. That doesn’t mean, however, that the iPad is not a great work device for many. Writing … Continue reading →

What’s more important to you, security or convenience? Maybe you can have both.

Once more with feeling: Streaming TV is not cable all over again.

What do you value most: Convenience or security? Maybe you can have both.

Gone are the days when traditional text was all you needed to market a product. With the rise of social media content, more companies are turning to video because it’s visually stimulating and can communicate a product with minimal effort … Continue reading →

If you prize portability above all else, you’ll be hard-pressed to get a better laptop (at least with some decent power behind it) than the 12-inch MacBook. Unfortunately, that combination of portability and power comes with a high price tag, … Continue reading →

Updated 08/16/18: Apple has released iOS 12 beta 8 for public testers, a day after its release to developers. This is the sixth public release—the public tests didn’t start until beta 2, and beta 7 was only briefly released on Aug … Continue reading →

Reddit discovered references to a “Steam Play” compatibility wrapper this week, and while there’s no official announcement, it does indicate that Valve’s support for Linux isn’t over yet.

After following these simple instructions, you’ll be able to dual-boot your Mac into Windows.