10 Reasons to Upgrade to Apple’s Version 27 Operating Systems This Fall

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference keynote was a little different this year, and not just because it was Tim Cook’s final public appearance as CEO. Rather than the usual single-stream tour of new features, Apple broke the presentation into three parts: interface refinements and performance improvements, updates to parental controls and child safety, and a deep

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Announcements, Software + Tools

Why Your Windows Reopen (Or Don’t) As You Expect

Have you ever restarted your Mac or reopened an app and noticed that sometimes everything comes back exactly as you left it, while other times you start with a clean slate? That behavior is controlled by Resume, a feature Apple introduced back in OS X 10.7 Lion. Resume is designed to reopen app windows and

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Productivity, Software + Tools

Try macOS 26.2’s Edge Light for Low-Light Video Calls

Lighting for video calls is not always ideal, especially when working from a laptop in different environments. macOS 26.2 Tahoe introduces a helpful feature called Edge Light that can make a noticeable difference. It uses the outer edge of your Mac’s display to create a bright white frame that softly lights your face during a

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Software + Tools, Tips + Tricks

Canva’s Free Affinity App Takes on Adobe Creative Cloud

Adobe’s Creative Cloud apps—Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign—are best-in-class, and for many people, they’re essential. But if you’re paying $70 per month for a Creative Cloud subscription even though you don’t need the full power of Adobe’s apps, consider Canva’s new Affinity app, available for free for macOS and Windows, with iPadOS coming soon. The extremely

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Productivity, Software + Tools, Tips + Tricks

iPadOS 26 Brings Mac-Like Multitasking to the iPad

When the iPad debuted, it was essentially a large iPhone. But classic productivity tools rapidly made their way to the iPad, and over the years, Apple has introduced multitasking features, such as Slide Over and Split View, to make it easier to work back-and-forth between apps—imagine writing in Pages while referring to a Web page,

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