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These 5 macOS settings are a security risk and you should turn them off now
Apple has a reputation for going to great lengths to set up hardware and software that is intended to protect its users – in fact, many people have falsely believed they don’t even need antivirus software on their Mac because of how well the company protects its machines. However, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t also know the ins and outs…
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Everything You Can Do With Spotlight Search in macOS Tahoe
The software is only available to developers in beta form right now—with a public beta expected soon—but Apple has already showcased several of the major features arriving later in the year with macOS Tahoe 26. Perhaps the most exciting of the bunch, if you take away the Liquid Glass redesign, is the upgrade coming to Spotlight. With macOS 26, Spotlight…
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6 Surprisingly Useful macOS Trash Tips You’ve Definitely Never Thought About
It’s probably fair to say that the Trash is one of the most overlooked features in macOS. You use it every day, but do you ever think about whether it can do anything more? It turns out there are quite a few handy little tweaks you can make to get it working even better. 1 Bypass the Trash When Deleting…
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Apple’s Liquid Glass Makes the Most Sense on macOS
At the June 2025 WWDC event, Apple unveiled a major and comprehensive overhaul of its entire operating system family across all its devices. One of the most apparent changes is the introduction of “Liquid Glass”, which dramatically changes how UI elements look and behave. This (predictably divisive) change is undergoing strong criticism on social media, especially when it comes to…
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How to quickly create a macOS bootable USB on Windows 10
UPDATED 6/11/2025: No matter if you’re using macOS, Windows 11, or Windows 10, sooner or later, your device may fail to start. This could be due to a range of issues, such as file corruption, hardware failure, or a problematic system update. If the unexpected strikes your Mac, one of the most effective ways to recover is by using a…
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MacOS Tahoe 26 hands-on: Spotlight changes and Liquid Glass everywhere
At WWDC, Apple announced its new Liquid Glass design language, which is coming to all of its devices, including Macs. I’ve been tinkering with the macOS Tahoe 26 developer beta on the M4 MacBook Air for about a day. So far, the aesthetic changes range from slick to slightly overwrought, but the new Spotlight search features are nifty and useful.…
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Apple Announces macOS Tahoe with Major Spotlight Search Upgrades
Apple has introduced some big changes coming to all their OS across the board at their Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025) today. The company announced the next iteration of macOS, called macOS Tahoe, which features an improved and intelligent Spotlight search. A New Visual Change to Your Mac Experience The biggest new change in macOS 26 is the “Liquid Glass”…
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iOS 18.4 and macOS 15.4 Sneakily Enable Automatic Updates on Your iPhone and Mac
Apple just released iOS 18.4 and macOS 15.4 for the iPhone and Mac, respectively. Once you complete the update, you’ll see a prompt informing you that, as part of the update, the company has enabled automatic updates on your device, even if you had previously switched them off. This means that, unless you do something, Apple will start downloading and…
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How to use Apple’s Mail categorization AI in macOS 15.4 – Computerworld
What else is new? Mail now also offers a Digest View in which you can look at all the messages you have received from a sender withing a single thread. If you choose to use it, you can also see relevant Contact photos in the inbox, just as you already do in Apple’s Messages app. Additional improvements, tweaks, and features…
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10 macOS Folders You Should Know
If you’re a former Windows user, or even a macOS user that’s never really poked around your Mac’s file system, it’s a good idea to learn about the most important folders on your computer and what they’re used for. While, in my experience, things rarely go wrong on a Mac, sometimes you need to manually find, delete, or modify files.…
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