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Uncover hidden files with Find Any File

Uncover hidden files with Find Any File

Jessica Thornsby · Dec 6, 2018

Tools such as Finder and Spotlight are handy for quickly tracking down documents, music, images, and videos, but you can’t use them to search every corner of your Mac. There’s lots of files that your Mac prefers to keep hidden from you! Most of the time, this is for your own protection, since deleting the […]

Report confirms Apple will only launch 5G phone in 2020

Report confirms Apple will only launch 5G phone in 2020

Christopher Lee · Dec 5, 2018

Reports have been doing the rounds for quite a while that Apple will only release its first 5G phone in 2020 – and a new report confirms that. According to Bloomberg, Apple has decided not to launch an iPhone with 5G capabilities until 2020. Quoting more than one source, the report said that apart from […]

How to remove the ‘mshelper’ Mac malware

How to remove the ‘mshelper’ Mac malware

Jessica Thornsby · Dec 5, 2018

Macs may have a reputation for being resilient to malware, but no technology is immune to the ever-increasing range of digital dangers. If your Mac’s battery is draining faster than usual, the fan sounds louder, or the casing is getting hot for no readily apparent reason, then you may be feeling the affects of the […]

Organize your menu bar with Bartender

Organize your menu bar with Bartender

Jessica Thornsby · Dec 4, 2018

Your Mac’s menu bar is perfect for providing quick and easy access to your favourite apps and utilities, as well as important information such as the date, time, and whether you have an active Internet connection. However, it’s easy to get carried away! If you’ve added so many items that your menu bar is starting […]

Make sure your Mac is protected against “Evil Maid” attacks

Make sure your Mac is protected against “Evil Maid” attacks

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 29, 2018

Macs have a reputation for being difficult to hack, but if someone has physical access to your laptop, then all of your passwords, encryption, and anti-malware software may not be enough to keep your data safe. The thought of someone sneaking into your hotel room or office, logging into your Mac, and copying all of […]

Trump tariff threat could further hurt embattled Apple

Trump tariff threat could further hurt embattled Apple

Christopher Lee · Nov 29, 2018

November 2018 has turned out to be a month that Apple would love to forget. Its share price at one stage dropped by nearly 25% from earlier highs – and Donald Trump’s threat this week to introduce a 10% tariff on Apple’s smartphones and laptops manufactured in China only made things worse. Trump issued this […]

Never forget another meeting, with these Calendar tricks and tips

Never forget another meeting, with these Calendar tricks and tips

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 28, 2018

Do you always seem to forget about important events? Maybe you’re starting to get a reputation as the person who’s always late for meetings? Just because you add all your events to macOS’ Calendar doesn’t automatically mean you’ll remember them! In this article, I show how to ensure you get plenty of warning about upcoming […]

How to clean your Mac

How to clean your Mac

Jessica Thornsby · Nov 27, 2018

Does your Mac look dirtier than when you unboxed it? For most of us, the answer will be a resounding yes! Laptops and their peripherals can get very grubby, very quickly, especially if you’re in the bad habit of eating at your desk, or you don’t wash your hands quite as often as you should. […]

Apple buys AI firm and introduces support for Google Assistant

Apple buys AI firm and introduces support for Google Assistant

Christopher Lee · Nov 26, 2018

Apple has reportedly acquired Silk Labs, a start-up that works on applying artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the field of personal assistants for smart home devices and smartphones. One report claims that the little-advertised deal for an undisclosed price is an attempt to boost Apple’s AI abilities as far as smart home devices are concerned. […]

Apple fighting class action over alleged monopolistic behaviour

Apple fighting class action over alleged monopolistic behaviour

Christopher Lee · Nov 26, 2018

Apple has approached the United States Supreme Court in an attempt to prevent a group of customers from suing it for monopoly abuse. The firm is embroiled in a struggle with a group of irate iPhone owners who believe that they are being forced to overpay for apps because Apple is blocking rivals to its […]

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