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Mail crashing on Mac is not only counterproductive, it could be indicative of some underlying Mac performance issues, or even malware. Here’s how to solve the problem.

Almost everything we do on our Macs today requires a stable and fast internet connection: checking email, sending messages in chat, hopping on a video conference call, downloading documents, etc. So when the quality of the WiFi signal drops, our lives nearly come to a standstill.

When YouTube videos don’t work, or movies don’t play on a media player, we’re left wondering where all the entertainment went. In this guide, you’ll learn what you can do and hopefully fix the problem.

In this tutorial, we answer the question "what is a PNG file and why should you use it on Mac?" as well as walk you through the easiest ways to open, edit, and convert PNG.

In this article, we’ll show you how to restore missing contacts on your iPhone using iCloud, iOS backups, Gmail, and other methods.

Because AirDrop is a native macOS app it’s pretty easy to learn how to AirDrop. There’s no need, for example, to download any additional software when you’re looking at how to turn on AirDrop on Mac, iPhone, or iPad.

Find out how to fix no mountable file systems macOS error, explore data recovery options, and keep your hard drive in good health to boost productivity.

Are you in the mood to liven up your content with some GIFs? Make an animated image out of your favorite videos with ease.

Creating GIFs from YouTube videos is a really popular thing people do, too. We share the GIFs as reactions on social media, send to friends and family, or just keep them for ourselves! GIFs are sort of a new love language for the internet; without saying a thing, we actually say everything we need to.

Everything you need to know about a paperless way of managing personal finances. Pick the best receipt scanner app and an expanse tracking tool to keep your budget under control.

Wondering if it’s possible to delete and reinstall Mac’s native Mail app? Read the article to know the answer.

If you find that your Mac is slow to start up or apps are lagging, you may need to check your Mac’s CPU usage. Here’s how.