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In this article, we answer the question about the amount of space required to run the Ventura update, and give you some practical tips on freeing up that amount of space.

Bugs and performance issues such as slow Mac might make you want to downgrade from Ventura to Monterey. That’s perfectly fine. Let us walk you through the process.

Find out how to sharpen blurry pictures in a variety of ways, from using traditional photo-editing tools to web apps to AI-powered software.

Find out the best way to delete PDF pages, whether it’s using your browser, Preview, or a top-rated PDF editor.

We’ll show you how to use various tools to extract pages from a PDF on a Mac.

Learn simple and effective ways to edit photos and improve their quality using a specialized photo enhancer and other utilities on your Mac and iPhone.

Find out how to redact a PDF using a variety of tools, from free options to powerful apps, including Adobe Acrobat.

We’ll show you various methods to quickly save a single page of a PDF document.

Find out how to change screen lock time on iPhone and iPad, how to revert it back, and why it sometimes makes sense to do it.

Adobe Flash is a proprietary software that started in the late ‘90s as a way to include advanced interactivity, gaming functionality, and video capability into your browser. By the early 2000s, Flash was supported by every major browser and seemingly ran the internet. That is until Steve Jobs himself declared a war on it.

Nowadays we take more pictures than ever. We record our daily lives on an hourly basis and require dozens of selfies to get that perfect Instagram shot. Combine this with increased megapixel count on each photo and you get heavy and overflowing photo libraries, which quickly eat up all the available storage space on our devices. And since there’s virtually no way to upgrade your phone storage, apart from buying a new expensive phone, people turn to iCloud.

Current MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models do come with at least two USB-Cs. Still, if you use one port for charging, you have the other one to work with external monitors, hard drives, SD cards, and other devices. How do you do that?