The digital landscape is an ever-changing one, especially when it comes to storage. With 4K, 5K, and 8K workflows becoming the new standard, data requirements are exponentially growing almost on a weekly basis. Many customers know about how OWC's flagship...
The business fiscal year can end with an unexpected surprise -- a little extra money that wasn't spent from your company's budget. That makes it the optimum time to upgrade your Mac equipment to something newer and faster. In today's post, we'll...
R.I.P., macOS Server. What was once a true non-Windows/Linux server solution for all-Mac businesses is now just a pale shadow of its former self. If you followed our 7-part series on macOS Server in 2017, you'll know that this server software...
Apple's T2 Security Chip. Image via WikiBlog.info Apple's newest Macs have a new Apple-designed chip in them -- the T2 Security Chip -- that integrates several other controllers on Macs (System Management Controller, image signal processor, audio controller and SSD controller)...
Trackpads are the default pointing device on Apple's notebook lineup, and the Magic Trackpad (at right) is a popular accessory for desktop Macs. Most Mac users almost intuitively know how to use their trackpad for simple gestures like clicking, dragging, zooming in or...
One of the key announcements from the Apple Event on Oct. 30 was about the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, Apple's king-size pro tablet. After the release of the new iPad Pro models Nov. 7, I decided to upgrade from my 2017...
Mac widgets not working? Dashboard, the secondary desktop introduced with OS X Tiger, is gone, vamoosed, kaput; it's an ex-desktop. With the advent of macOS Mojave, the Dashboard and all of those productive widgets for Mac are gone. Such is...
macOS 10.14 Mojave has arrived. To get you excited about Mojave's features and capabilities, the Rocket Yard has been offering peeks at some of the features we're most interested in. Today, we're highlighting Finder Quick Actions, a new way to quickly...
By no means was the Mac created in 2008. Apple’s family of personal computers began all the way back in 1984 with the Macintosh and was re-branded as Mac in 1998. Ten years after that historic re-launch, the Mac lineup...
