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Apple introduced the perks of macOS 10.15 at the 2019 WWDC, and lots of features have been tested and discussed since then. Check how to try them all, effortlessly.

Many people think that iTunes automatically backs up or that by exporting their library they are creating a backup. But this isn’t true.

To this day, there are plenty of reasons to switch email providers or just let old email addresses slowly gather dust. Below is a rundown on how to delete a Gmail account and what to use instead if you’re looking for a change.

A number one cloud-based storage system today, Dropbox essentially made storing data online mainstream. This app simplifies syncing files across different devices and offers an easy way to share photos, folders, or send large files (i.e. too large for emails) to others.

Before the internet, live flight tracking was virtually unheard of: with no simple way to track a flight prior to arriving at the airport, it was a case of crossing your fingers and hoping that there were no unforeseen delays. Things have changed a lot since then, with Apple’s Messages app offering a simple and effective way of tracking flight progress.

An additional perk of having iCloud is that it comes with a free email account. So if you have an Apple ID, you by default have an iCloud email account.

My Apple ID is an Apple account used to store your settings and preferences, and most importantly as an Apple login, letting you access services like Apple Music, App Store, iMessage, FaceTime, iCloud, and many more. It’s essential for a smooth experience within the Apple ecosystem.

This guide shows you how works with both free and paid content on the News+, Apple's new magazine and newspaper subscription service.

By now all of us have emoji keyboards on our iPhones. They are near effortless: just switch the language and type. But it’s a completely different story on macOS.

It’s safe to say that slow computers are a nightmare to use. Spending minutes at a time waiting for your Mac to load a simple 2-minute video, staring at that continuous spinning wheel of doom is not fun. So, what if we told you there are a few simple steps you can take to speed up YouTube on your Mac?

It’s inexplicably annoying to find your Safari browser on Mac running slow, freezing up, not working properly, or crashing. Luckily, there are a few things you can try to make it run smoothly, from optimizing the browser itself to using some straightforward third-party software.

Many perks that you gain with Mojave come at the expense of dealing with slow Mac performance issues. The good news is you can solve all of them.