macOS Sonoma has a Personal Voice feature designed to helps users with speech loss to create and preserve a digital copy of their voice for use with iPhone, iPad and the Mac.
Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security for your Apple ID. Here's how to turn it on from a Mac running macOS Sonoma.
macOS Recovery is a built-in recovery system on all Macs. However, booting into it works differently on the latest Macs running Apple Silicon.
You can use the Disk Utility in macOS to create a disk image from a disk or a connected device. Here's how to get started.
Computer security is hard—not for technical reasons, but for people reasons. But by following at least some of these rules, you can greatly reduce the risks that you can control.
It’s hard protecting yourself online, especially when big corporations are putting you even more at risk. Here are some of the worst practices, and some ways to minimize those security risks.
While antivirus and cleaner utilities may make your Mac startup volume a little smaller or slightly faster, these same utilities will probably break a bunch of other applications in the process. Here's what we discovered.
Looking for the *right* way to backup your Mac? iCloud and Time Machine are great tools, but the best way to protect your data is to use all backup methods at your disposal. Here's how.
Any critical data demands more than one back up. And speedy memory cards can provide an easy way to keep critical data, safe, secure, and with you all the time.
