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Securely wiping a drive, removing all of its data, and ensuring that no meaningful information can be recovered, has long been a feature of Disk Utility and its erase function. Even though the default for Disk Utility is a simple erase, a secure wipe was just a few clicks away. Two recent changes have made the traditional secure wipe, performed...
Whether you're a fan of podcasts, music, or just have a lot of little audio files that you've accumulated (from voice memos on an iPhone, for example), you may want to listen to those files without adding them to your...
Disk First Aid, currently part of Disk Utility, has long been the go-to utility for verifying and repairing a Mac's storage system. Included as a standalone app with the original Mac OS, it was later folded into Disk Utility when...
The macOS Calendar displays a regular "grid-like" calendar by default, with each day showing a small list of events scheduled for a particular day. Wouldn't it be nice to see a list of upcoming events instead, with the next event...
We’ve showed you how you can turn Live Photos from your iPhone into a GIF. But did you know that you can also use Live Photos as the wallpaper or lock screen on your iPhone? In this quick tip, we...
There are thousands of reasons to love Macs. They’re powerful and reliable, and macOS provides an unrivaled experience. However, when it comes to gaming, the Mac lacks the complete library of games that Windows boasts. But that’s not to say...
