Alexander FoxSandboxing is a tool used by macOS to limit the damage that a hijacked app can do. Here is how macOS app sandboxing works to protect its users.
Why Do Data Breaches Happen So Often?
The news is packed with reports of huge data breaches, and they never seem to cease. This is a quick look at how data breaches work and why it is impossible to eradicate them.
How to Use File Flags to Modify File Behavior in macOS
Flags are used by macOS to limit how a file can be changed. They’re set differently from permissions and run in a parallel structure alongside commands like chown and chmod.
How to Choose Your First HOTAS For PC Flight Simulators
If you’re just getting into playing flight simulators, when should you get a HOTAS? And which ones are worth purchasing today? Let’s find out here.
Fixes for External Display Not Working on macOS
Not all third-party products work well with macOS. These are fixes for when your external display is not working as it should be on macOS.
Messages Not Working on Mac? Here’s How to Fix it
While there are many ways Messages can break on your Mac, this is can be easily fixed. Here’s how to fix the Messages not working on Mac issue.
How to Turn Off Outgoing Message Sound on Your iPhone
The outgoing message sound on your iPhone can be irritating at times. Learn how you can turn off the outgoing message sound on your iPhone.
5 Biggest Things to Look Out for on macOS in 2019
2019 will be a big year for macOS. While we are sure to get new versions of macOS, there’s a few high-value features we expect to see.
Commander One: a Finder Replacement for macOS
If you are frustrated by Finder’s limitations, Commander One can provide more functionality than Finder, catering to the needs of specific classes of users.
Viewing and Editing Hexadecimal Source in macOS
When dealing with source code, looking at the actual bits that compose the file can be hugely valuable. Here’s how you can view hexadecimal source in macOS.
The Complete Guide to iCloud’s “Find My iPhone” Tools
Make use of iCloud’s Find My iPhone tool to track your device’s GPS position at all times and recover or lock your device when it is lost or stolen.
Hygger.io: A Unique and Capable Project & Task Manager with Built-in Prioritization
Hygger is a next-generation project management suite that includes all the tools you need to sort and manage projects. Here’s how it works.
How to Use an Emulator to Play Retro Games on macOS
You can play retro games on macOS with an emulator. Learn how you can play retro games on macOS from NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy, and more.
How to Record Your Screen on a Mac
Recording your screen on a Mac used to be a real trial, but it’s become incredibly easy in macOS Mojave. Here’s how you can record your screen on a Mac.
How to Find Your iPhone or iPad with Siri
Phones are incredibly easy to misplace. If you forget where your iPhone or iPad is, you can ask Siri to ring the phone loudly. Here’s how to do it.
The Differences Between Push and Fetch Emails and Which One You Should Use
When configuring an email client, you will see a prompt to choose between push and fetch email. What’s the difference between them and which is better?
How Does Bluetooth Work, and Why Is It So Terrible?
Bluetooth is super short range, flakey, moody, and generally a bad connection protocol. Find out how Bluetooth works and how to improve your Bluetooth experience.
How to Connect an Xbox One Controller to Your Mac
While the Xbox One controller is one of the finest handheld controllers on the market, connecting it to Mac is a hassle. Here’s how you can get it done.