Every summer, Apple announces a new version of the Mac OS (now called macOS) at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Along with highlighting what's new and improved in the operating system, Apple provides its developers with a beta version of...
Find the entire macOS Server series here! This is the fifth in the ongoing Rocket Yard series describing how to use Apple’s macOS Server to provide services to users both inside a local network and over the Internet. Previous articles include: Part...
Did you know that only 36 percent of computer users back up their data on a regular basis? Let’s move the needle on that stat, and start getting more people to create a backup system! In this "Tech In A...
Are you the designated IT person for your family, or maybe for your small business? If you are, then perhaps you're getting a bit tired of everyone asking you to provide your administrator name and password every time a printer...
(The ransom notice from the WannaCry ransomware -- May 12, 2017) It was enough to make tens of thousands of PC users cry. A piece of ransomware named WannaCry infected those PCs, encrypted all of the files, and then demanded...
April is Backup Month, and we've already taught you how to set up Time Machine as an easy way to back up data on a Mac. Your iOS devices need backup love as well, so we're back to provide a few...
The anticipation of buying a new Mac is sometimes tempered by the realization that at some point, you're going to have to move the data from your old Mac or PC to its new home on your new Mac. Luckily for...
Spotlight, the Mac's primary search tool, was introduced with OS X Tiger. As most original versions do, Spotlight lacked a few features and had some minor issues, but for the most part, it just seemed to work. One issue that...
Find the entire macOS Server series here! Upgrading macOS Server to High Sierra: You May Not Want To Do It Have you ever wished that you could run your own Apple Mail server or host a website from your own Mac?...
