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Once the dust has settled from the excitement of the annual Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), it’s always time to start loading beta operating systems just to see how current apps work with them. If you only have one Mac and can’t “sacrifice” one to running beta software, it’s useful to install the operating system on an external drive, then boot from it when you wish to test the beta. That’s what I attempted...until it didn't work.

Is the difference between 6K and 5K displays really that big? Yes. Here’s why.

As our OWCtoberfest celebration rolls along, we’re unveiling more great savings on storage and accessories including the opportunity to take home an award-winning enclosure free. If you purchase a high-performance 480GB or 960GB Electra SSD for your Mac or PC, you’ll get...

Apple's Vision Pro headset looks to be one of the most impressive feats of consumer technology in recent memory. So why does it feel like it might flop?

Tired of misplacing your belongings? Here are 10 items that you can easily track using Apple's versatile, pocket-sized AirTags.

Is the 2023 MacBook Pro SSD performance something to worry about? Read/write on one model is down as much as 40%.

A control surface can be a game-changer for your studio mixing workflow. If you don't enjoy using your mouse to draw fader moves and find mixing in-the-box to be tedious, a good control surface may be the perfect solution. Most...

In the wake of COVID-19, Final Cut Pro recently hosted their 6th annual conference virtually. The FCPX Global Virtual Summit was held from November 16-22 and featured seven days of cutting-edge sessions, presented by top industry professionals. OWC wrapped up...

There's no doubt about it. As we noted in an earlier post, Apple's new 27-inch iMac 5K for 2020 is a beast of a machine. With 10-core availability, all Solid State Drives, True Tone Retina display with a nano-texture glass option, faster GPU, T2 chip security, and up to 128 GB of RAM, you may finally be ready to make the leap into a new machine. It's completely understandable. But before you do, do yourself a favor and consider the one thing that is still user-upgradable after your purchase: the memory.