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5 To-Do Lists for Mac to Help You Manage Your Tasks

There are a number of to-do lists for Mac and here we have chosen the top five that we think you should have on your machine.

By Mahesh Makvana – Mar 18, 2014

5 Essential Mac Apps You Should Install on Your New Machine

If you just got a new Mac, the first thing to do is to know which apps to install. Here are some essential apps for Mac you should install on the machine.

By Mahesh Makvana – Mar 16, 2014

4 Ways to Preview Fonts in OS X

While Mac OSX comes with many fonts for you to choose, finding the right one can be a tedious job. Here are 4 ways to preview fonts in OSX.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 22, 2014

Easily Run Windows Applications on Mac OS X

Looking to run Windows applications on Mac OS X, but don’t want to install the whole Windows OS? Wineskin is your best bet.

By Damien Oh – Feb 21, 2014

How to Disable Image Preview in Twitter for iOS, Android and OS X

The latest update to Twitter app adds the image preview feature. Luckily, you can disable image preview in Twitter for a clutter-free timeline.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 19, 2014

How to Set Up and Manage Automatic Login In OS X

If you are the only user for your Mac, it can be troublesome to enter the password everytime. Here is how you can enable automatic login on startup.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 12, 2014

How to Flatten a PDF and Make It Uneditable in OS X

PDF forms usually come with fields where you can fill them in. Here is how you can flatten the PDF form and make the content uneditable in OS X.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 11, 2014

How to Change Mouse Cursor Size In OS X [Quick Tips]

Lose your mouse cursor on your screen? Follow these simple tips to increase the mouse cursor size, leading to a better experience.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 7, 2014

Send an iMessage from Almost Anywhere in iOS and OS X [Quick Tips]

iMessage in iOS and OS X allows people to send messages to each other without any charge. Here is a quick tips to compose an iMessage from almost anywhere.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 6, 2014

Transfer Extremely Large Files Between Two Macs

You will occasionally need to move large files from one Mac to another. Here are a few built-in options you can use to transfer large files between Macs.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 5, 2014

Change the Default App to Open Up Different File Types in Mac OS X

Sometimes, you might want to use another app to open that particular file in Mac OSX. Here is how you can change the default app in Mac OS X.

By Shujaa Imran – Feb 4, 2014

How To Move Files Between Different User Accounts in OS X

Mac doesn’t allow you to access other user accounts by default. Here is how you can share files and folders with another user in your Mac.

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 28, 2014

How To Speed Up The Shut Down Process In OS X

It can be annoying when your Mac starts to take long time to shut itself down. Try the following two fixes to get back a short shutdown time period.

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 20, 2014

Make Your iPhone More Useful. Turn it Into A Virtual USB Drive

iPhone doesn’t not have feature to connect as a USB drive, but the solutions here can let you use your iOS device as a virtual USB/external hard drive.

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 14, 2014

How To Change The Keyboard Language In OS X

If you are bilingual and need to use various input languages at different times, here is how you can change the keyboard language in OSX

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 10, 2014

How To Find Your IP Address and MAC Address In Mac OS X

You will need to know your IP address to set up printers and other devices on a network. Here are 3 way to find your IP address and MAC address in OS X.

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 7, 2014

Use Your Mac’s Media Keys To Control Vox Instead of iTunes

Vox is a lightweight music player and an iTunes alternative for Mac. Here I will show you how easily you can use your Mac keyboard’s media keys to control Vox instead of iTunes.

By Shujaa Imran – Jan 5, 2014

Easily Identify the Tab That Cause High CPU Load in Safari

When some tabs are misbehaving in Safari, here is how you can identify the tab/URL that is causing the high CPU load and shut them down.

By Shujaa Imran – Dec 28, 2013

How To Resize Windows Like A Pro In Mac OS X

Mac OS X Lion comes with easier ways to manage the app windows. Here are some tips and tricks to help you resize windows like a pro in Mac OS X.

By Shujaa Imran – Dec 24, 2013

How To Use Hot Keys To Launch Applications in OS X

If you need to quickly launch a program in OS X, one useful option is to bind it to a keyboard shortcut. Here is how you can create hot keys for apps in OSX.

By Shujaa Imran – Dec 16, 2013

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