Want a second display without buying a new monitor? If you have an iPad and a Mac, Apple’s Sidecar feature lets you extend or mirror your Mac screen wirelessly. It’s a game-changer for multitasking, sketching with Apple Pencil, or keeping tools on a second screen. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to set up and use […]
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Want to boost your productivity without buying a second monitor? Split screen on a Mac lets you work in two apps side by side—perfect for writing while researching, comparing documents, or watching a video while taking notes. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to activate split screen mode, adjust app placement, and get back […]
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Is your Mac feeling sluggish, even after closing unused apps? Terminal might be the secret weapon you’re overlooking. With a few powerful commands, you can clean up system junk, optimize memory, and disable resource-hogging effects—no third-party software required. This guide walks you through practical Terminal commands that directly enhance your Mac’s performance. Whether you’re a […]
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The easiest ways to run Windows on any Mac — including Apple Silicon. Need to run Windows-only apps or games on your Mac? Whether you’re using an Intel-based Mac or the latest Apple Silicon (M1, M2, or M3), you’ve got solid options in 2025 to run Windows 10 efficiently. In this guide, you’ll learn how […]
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Running Windows 11 on a Mac opens up a world of possibilities: access to exclusive Windows apps, gaming, testing environments for developers, or even just a more versatile workspace. Whether you’re using a Mac with an Intel processor or one powered by Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3), this guide will walk you through the best […]
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Spotlight Search is one of macOS’s most powerful and underrated features. It’s more than just a way to find files—you can use it for calculations, conversions, app launching, and even web searches. Mastering Spotlight can dramatically speed up your workflow.
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Mission Control is one of macOS’s most powerful tools for multitasking. It gives you a bird’s-eye view of all open windows, full-screen apps, and Spaces, letting you switch between them effortlessly.
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Resetting your Mac’s PRAM (Parameter RAM)—now commonly called NVRAM—and System Management Controller (SMC) can resolve a surprising range of issues, from odd display resolutions and boot problems to power-management quirks and fan noise. While modern Apple Silicon Macs handle many of these settings automatically, Intel-based Macs still rely on manual resets for a clean slate.
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Whether you’re wrapping up work for the day or want your computer to power off after a long download, scheduling an automatic shutdown can save you time, energy, and hassle. In this guide, you’ll learn easy, built-in methods—and a few bonus tools—to schedule shutdowns on both macOS and Windows. By the end, you’ll be able to:
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Hot Corners let you activate system features and shortcuts by simply moving your pointer to a screen corner. Instead of digging through menus or memorizing keyboard shortcuts, you get one-swipe access to things like Mission Control, Screen Saver, or even Launchpad.
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