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Below you’ll find more information on taking a screenshot on Mac (and capturing video), as well as some useful tools to make your Apple screenshot life easier.

​Since our culture is getting more and more visual, lots of companies pay more attention to the technical aspect of images and videos. Which formats are they using? How are they encoded? What's the best way to process them?

What is AppleCare, and should you have it for your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch? We discuss the pros and cons, and tell you if it's worth the cost.

How to use Terminal on Mac to change settings, app behaviors, and other features which unlock your Mac's true potential.

For those who have never used Terminal commands on Mac before, the app’s resemblance to hacking (as seen in movies) can be a little intimidating. But in fact, Terminal isn’t all that complicated once you know a little about how it works.

Just like any machine, your Mac needs regular maintenance, even if it’s not as regular as one for a PC. The more you use your computer the more errors start to build up, overloaded drive slows down the processor, and resources get stretched too thin.

Discover various options how to run a Mac diagnostics to solve hardware and software problems. Don’t forget to optimize your Mac afterwards.

Package managers like Homebrew make the command line interface even more powerful. In this tutorial, we describe how to safely install and uninstall Homebrew on Mac.

Learn a few easy ways to convert PDF to Word on Mac, so you can make edits to your documents in no time whenever you need to.

Find out how you can control CPU usage on your Mac at any time by optimizing and quitting unnecessary processes.

All Macs slow down with age — no matter how much you spend on them or which model you choose. A slow Mac can cause anxiety-bringing productivity issues, especially if you’ve got a deadline to meet. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do.

Learn why it’s helpful to have dark mode YouTube and how to enable it from any browser on your Mac.