MacPaw’s Moonlock app promises clutter-free security for your Mac

Moonlock, the latest app from CleanMyMac creator MacPaw, offers Mac users a sleek new defense system with real-time protection, network monitoring, and a built-in VPN, all designed to keep your Macbook safe without the usual software clutter.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 28

How to copy and paste on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook

Here's how to copy and paste in just a few quick steps, whether you have a Windows or macOS machine, prefer using a keyboard, or would rather just use a mouse.

Computing     Jon Martindale     October 24

What is Microsoft Teams? The Slack rival does things other collaborative tools can’t

If you're looking for a new online collaboration tool, Microsoft Teams is one of many options. Here's why it might be the best meetings tool for your workplace.

Computing     Jon Martindale     October 17

Apple macOS: everything you need to know about the major Windows rival

Apple's operating system has cultivated a reputation for being more user-friendly and bestowing a functional charm upon Apple's Mac computers.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     October 17

Apple’s $5,000 external display poised for first major update in six years

Apple’s $4,999 Pro Display XDR may finally get a major upgrade, including a webcam and smart features like Center Stage.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     October 15

The new M5 MacBook Pro offers a serious performance boost at no extra cost

Apple’s new 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip brings major performance gains, better battery life, and AI-focused enhancements.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     October 15

Cops pulled over an empty robotaxi for a violation. What happened next?

Regulators are still trying to catch up with the technology.

Computing     Trevor Mogg     October 1

As a Windows fan, here’s why macOS 26 Tahoe is tempting me

Even as a Windows loyalist, macOS 26 Tahoe has me reconsidering.

Computing     Kunal Khullar     September 22

Google brings the Spotlight fun to Windows PCs with extra goodies

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Maybe, but you can realistically experience the Spotlight fun on Windows PCs now, thanks to Google.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     September 16

A free Mac app is using AI to fix my back, and it can help you too

Pose Nudge is an open-source app that keeps an eye on your posture and sends an alert when it detects a bad neck or shoulder position.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     September 14

Dear Netflix and Disney+: why I’m ditching you for DVDs until my bank balance recovers

In a world of price hikes, internet outages and suspect editing, we ask if swapping streaming for old-school DVDs might be a savvy move

Computing     Amy Cutmore     August 31

Atlanta’s robotaxi fans spark a quirky Uber trend

Waymo's robotaxis have been in the city for the last couple of months. And something's happening ...

Computing     Trevor Mogg     August 18

Every macOS version in order: from the first public beta to macOS Tahoe

Apple’s Mac operating system has undergone many sizeable changes over the years. Here’s every version in order, from the first edition in 2000 to the present.

Computing     Alex Blake     August 17

macOS 26 Tahoe: everything you need to know

macOS Tahoe is the latest iteration of Apple's Mac software. But behind the sheen of its glassy design, you will find new tricks that will leave you impressed.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     August 16

Waymo’s robotaxis add better beats to the backseat

Waymo's robotaxis now offer a more personalized listening experience. But not for everyone ...

Computing     Trevor Mogg     August 13

“Fraudsters” steal KLM customer data, here’s what they took and what to do about it

KLM had customers data taken by hackers through a third-party venfor system

Computing     Ian Bell     August 7

You can now download iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and macOS Tahoe public betas on your iPhone, iPad and Mac

Plus, the watchOS 26 for Apple Watch and tvOS 26 for Apple TV public betas are also available.

Computing     John McCann     July 25

A macOS feature few people use just got even better

Remember the hidden macOS feature called Hot Corners? Well, this free, open-source app turns the corners and even the screen edges into an activity powerhouse.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     July 24

Grow your small business with Intuit QuickBooks Online — 50% off all plans!

Intuit QuickBooks Online is a cloud-based software that will help you grow your small business. Sign up now while all plans are 90% off for three months, starting at $3.50 per month.

Computing     Aaron Mamiit     July 16

Uber shifts gear in the robotaxi race

Uber has partnered with a number of firms for robotaxi services, but this latest alliance is getting more attention than most.

Computing     Trevor Mogg     July 15

An elegant Mac app has turned my basic tasks into a whole lot of fun

Switching between apps is a productivity routine for all Mac users. Dory makes the chore a lot easier and gives it an aesthetic spin that is a joy to watch.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     July 2

I used an AI browser for work. My afternoons became boring and I loved it

Every day at 4 p.m., I have a ritual. And not a fun one. I go through all my browser tabs (usually numbering in the dozens), update Asana, and spend a groggy hour digging through Slack, Teams, shared docs, and email threads trying to reconstruct the day. If you work in digital media, or any […]

Computing     Alfred Dual     June 27

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