Believe it or not, it’s already March 31 and that means it’s World Backup Day! World Backup Day is recognized every year and is a day for people to learn about the increasing role of data in our lives and the importance...
In case you missed it, OWC will be at the NAB Show in Las Vegas from April 24-27. But if you're on the other side of the country in late April, and still want to get an up-close look at...
Disk Utility, the all-purpose tool for working with storage devices connected to the Mac, has long had the ability to create partitions and manage the resulting volumes. It has been the go-to tool for formatting a Mac's drives, erasing data,...
After announcing its WWDC dates months earlier than usual, some speculated that Apple would forego its semi-annual spring event to refresh some of its hardware lines. That rumor was seemingly confirmed today, as the company quietly updated its website with...
Live Photos are magical! The camera on your iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus or iPhone SE snaps a "photo" that records what's happening 1.5 seconds before and after you tap the shutter button, so all movement and sound is captured...
MacSales.com can help you upgrade just about any Apple computer from the past couple of decades. However, there's one model that a lucky collector will get their hands on that won't be so easy to upgrade. Related article: Apple Quietly Updates...
Ron from OWC and Mike from MacSales.com unbox, provide first impressions, and take a peek at the inside of the Microsoft Surface Studio with a detailed teardown to see what’s upgradable and what’s not. Featuring a giant screen that swivels...
In addition to providing great solutions for your Mac, MacSales.com also encourages the DIY philosophy and provides tools to help you through the process of upgrading. One of the best tools that MacSales.com provides is its vast collection of videos...
Sometimes it can feel like our iPhones and iPads are the speediest computers on the planet, while other times they seem to mimic an old Macintosh LC520 with a 1200 baud dial-up modem. For those of you too young to remember the days...
