Macbook

how-to

Airdrop on MacBook Pro is a peer-to-peer sharing feature that uses Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi to send files securely and quickly between Apple devices nearby. This guide explains how...

hardware-keyboards

On a Macbook, the standard Control Z keyboard shortcut usually does nothing because macOS uses Command Z as the primary undo shortcut. This guide explains how to undo and redo o...

software

The built-in QuickTime Player lets you record your screen on a MacBook Air without installing extra software. Open QuickTime Player, choose File > New Screen Recording, then cli...

software_utilities

Converting HEIC to JPG on a MacBook balances speed, quality, and file-size trade-offs depending on whether you use native tools or third-party apps. HEIC, based on HEVC video co...

hardware

Keeping your MacBook trackpad clean improves both hygiene and usability. Everyday fingerprints, oils, and debris can reduce responsiveness, interfere with multi‑gesture recogn...

software

Checking storage on a MacBook helps you understand capacity, plan for upgrades, and keep the system responsive. This guide covers built-in tools, terminal commands, and practica...

how-to

Wiping a Macbook hard drive removes all personal data, apps, and settings, returning the device to a clean state for reuse or resale. This guide explains how to prepare backups,...

how-to-and-device-guides

To cast from MacBook to Chromecast, first ensure both devices are on the same Wi‑Fi network and that your Mac runs macOS 10.14 or newer and the Google Chrome browser or the Go...

consumer-electronics

Black Friday 2017 generated notable interest in MacBook discounts as consumers sought lower prices on Apple laptops. During this period, retailers and Apple resellers offered ti...

computer-tradein

A MacBook trade-in is a service offered by Apple and select partners that lets you exchange an eligible portable computer for credit toward a new purchase. You submit details ab...