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Looking for the best-value Mac app bundles? Learn how to spend less by comparing popular options like Setapp, BundleHunt, StackSocial, and more.

Instead of overpaying for individual subscriptions, this guide shows cost-saving strategies like app bundles, all-in-one platforms, and lifetime license deals.

Setapp's all-in-one Mac app subscription helps freelancers develop efficient workflows, saving them time and money. Find the right Mac apps for your freelance needs!

Skeptical about bundled apps? This guide examines the true value of Setapp and compares the cost with individual purchases for the average Mac user.

Wondering if Setapp really saves money? My guide compares Setapp to buying apps individually and provides a detailed analysis of cost, value, & flexibility.

If you’re wondering how to use Xbox One controller on Mac, or the one from PS4, you’re in the right place. This article is about using Xbox One controller on Mac, as well as PS4, to play games like Overwatch, Minecraft, Eve: Valkyrie, House of the Dying Sun, Thumper, Elite Dangerous, and Star Trek: Bridge Crew (be warned: you might need virtual PC software for some of these titles).

Learn how to use a Mac memory cleaner to identify junk files and clear RAM to restore your Mac to optimal performance.

Those looking to save a few bucks may have looked into Putlocker. And if that's you, you've probably noticed the Putlockers website is a bit sketchy. Here we'll discuss Putlocker alternatives, and the best sites to stream movies.

Find the best iPhone cleaner app available today and learn how to clean up iPhones quickly and keep them optimized.

Here’s a full step-by-step guide on how to make a video a live photo and vice versa on Mac and iPhone. Make the most out of your fabulous iPhone camera.

Discover the complete history of iPhones in order, highlighting key features and innovations from the very first model to the latest releases.

So how to get Task Manager on Mac? Easy! There’s already an OSX Task Manager pre-installed (or rather the Mac equivalent of Task Manager) — called Activity Monitor, which you can find in Applications ➙ Utilities.