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You might have heard the term “refurbished” before. But what does refurbished mean exactly? How does it differ from used or discounted products?

Since 2005, Google Maps have reigned the navigation landscape, steadily killing all the analog satellite-based devices we used to have in our cars before. But, in 2012, Apple announced Apple Maps, which ignited the Google Maps vs Apple Maps war that has stretched out to this day.

Find out how to right click on Mac in various ways and how you can precisely configure macOS gestures to suit the way you work.

The mate of BusyCal, BusyContacts app gives you the same flexibility and ease of use as its counterpart. It’s a contact manager for Mac — at its best.

As exciting and reliable as iCloud backups are, it’s better that you understand exactly what is being backed up for you. You might be surprised to learn what information doesn’t get copied as part of the backup: things like your contacts, mail, notes, files you store in iCloud Drive or photos, if you have iCloud Photos turned on.

Without a doubt, the menu bar is one of Mac’s great features. It’s condensed, easy to tap into on the fly, and displays much-needed information in real time. But, with every new icon app added, things become a little more cluttered and usability takes another hit. Fortunately, it’s possible to edit the menu bar to rearrange and remove icons so that it’s able to suit your needs at any given moment. Read on for the best ways to make the menu bar on Mac truly yours.

Meet a Finder alternative, Path Finder. It’s a combination of static and dynamic modules that give you a comprehensive info about every file stored on Mac.

For people who don’t follow all the news from Apple, understanding the difference between a MacBook Air and MacBook Pro 2019 can be daunting. To have a full picture of the pros and cons of each model available, let’s do a little research and compare the new MacBook Air vs Pro side by side.

Sitting in front of a computer for long periods of time makes you slouch and hinders your productivity. Time Out is a tool that can fix it through smart customizable breaks.

When the WiFi is buggy and needs some work though, automatic connection might pose a problem. So learning how to forget networks on Mac might prove to be useful sooner or later.

SideNotes is a sleek sidebar app that puts a notes shelf on one side of your Mac’s monitor. You can define the conditions for showing/hiding the app and customize its contents.

Trickster is a Mac app that follows the files you work with on a Mac to provide quick help whenever you need it. A small tool giving access to everything you’ve worked on recently