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To keep a place clean, it is better to stop littering it in the first place. Right? The same goes for a Mac desktop. Ideally, you should store as much as nothing on it. Yet, sometimes you can afford to place there some files you work with at the moment. Or the few that you use often for certain period of time. In this case, those have to be nicely arranged for your convenience and eye pleasure. Learn how to organize files on your Mac desktop from the following tips.

Running out of storage is a constant struggle. And even when it’s time to buy a new laptop, you really don’t want to overpay hundreds of dollars for some extra space. There must be a better solution. And there is.

HazeOver gives you precise control over which windows stay illuminated, letting you customize the lighting that best suits your workflow.

Learn how to create beautiful documents from scratch without any design background, whether it’s reports, menus, or magazines with beauty and simple app on a Mac.

The much anticipated new macOS update has arrived. In this article, we’ll tell you when you can get your hands on macOS Mojave and how to install it when you do.

Use the legendary removal app to easily get rid of any unwanted objects in your photos, from blemishes to power lines.

Making a booklet is one of those tasks that the Mac was born to do. From the very earliest days of the Mac, desktop publishing has been a big driver of its popularity and success

If you’ve ever looked at a piece of writing and thought, “I wish there was a spell check for everything,” TextSoap has been waiting for you. Built to save the sanity of sleep-deprived students and overloaded paralegals alike, it’s a comprehensive text cleaner for grammar and punctuation that gives depositions and dissertations alike a much-needed scrubbing.

Here's the best way to prevent yourself from wasting time online and start getting things done.

Some Mac users choose to perform a clean install of each major new version of Mac OS, erasing their drive and starting over. Here’s a look at whether or not that's possible when installing Mojave and, more important, whether it’s advisable.

Don’t settle for crossing your fingers and using the same password for all your logins. There’s an easier way, and here’s how to do it right.

You get a new Mac and everything’s going great, but as time goes on it invariably becomes slower. What are the ways to get it running at its best?