Bear is a popular note-taking and writing app for iOS and macOS devices. On April 30 it rolled out the latest version (1.5) with improved features, elegant interface design and much snappier experience.You can download the recent update from Apple’s App Store. Debuted in 2016, Bear was selected by App Store as the App of… Read More »
Recently a new DNS hijacker targeting macOS was discovered, being the first sneaky malware of 2018. Similar to the DNSChange trojan that affected over millions of computers in 2011, the new version of malware dubbed OSX/MaMi could change the DNS server settings on infected computers, and also hijack encrypted communication by installing a new root… Read More »
In recent years, many people have noticed the trend that iOS and macOS are constantly reinforcing interoperability. With the cloud networks, Apple users can share passwords, reminders, and even work schedules on both the mobile and desktop devices. Yet it seems like that the company has more plans about the interoperability of iOS and macOS.… Read More »
On last Tuesday Apple released the official version of macOS 10.13.2, following recent release of updates for iOS, watchOS and tvOS. The update can be download from Mac App Store’s Update tab. Before installing the update, back up the data on your Mac. According to the release notes, this update for compatible Macs: Improves compatibility… Read More »
Microsoft is currently making a major design change to the Outlook for Mac, with the aims to simplify the user interface and to make it in accordance with the iOS version. Outlook for iOS has been redesigned this July. The new design direction in Mac version borrows from the iOS version. The modifications in the… Read More »
In macOS, even you shut down an app by clicking the Close button in the interface, it could still run on the background. Surely you can trace down the related background processes via the Activity Monitor, and force quit selected ones from there. Yet have you thought of quickly exit out of all running apps… Read More »
Looking for some ways to speed up your productivity when using your Mac? By pressing a combination of keys you can do many things that normally need a mouse and trackpad, and hence mastering keyboard shortcuts could help you use the Mac easier and much more efficient. Whether you are a Mac beginner or even… Read More »
Permission settings allow specific users to view or modify files on the computer. You can set a file or folder to be read-only so that other users who log in to your Mac cannot change or delete it. You can also restrict the permissions for certain users and groups to prevent the file from being… Read More »
Perhaps most Mac users would choose Safari as their default web browser for the sake of convenience. As we often need to use search engine when looking for information or websites, how can we change the default search engine to a more familiar one? This post is going to show Mac novices how to quickly… Read More »
Some of you may prefer to open specific links with different browsers, or send emails with different clients. Yet it could be a little troublesome to copy URL links and then paste to the address bar each time. Well, Bumpr can help solve this problem, since this app lets you easily manage and switch between… Read More »