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With an emphasis on performance and reliability, OS X El Capitan is expected to be a great system software update for Mac users. Of course, updating to the next version of Mac OS X will only be possible if the Mac hardware supports the new version. Fortunately for those wanting to update to OS X El Capitan, the system requirements are quite forgiving, and basically if your Mac can run OS X Yosemit
How to Sniff Packets & Capture Packet Trace in Mac OS X the Easy Way
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How to Run Speed Test from the Command Line to Check Internet Connection Speed
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How to Downgrade iOS 8 Beta to iOS 7
Have you decided that running an iOS 8 beta on your iPhone or iPad isn’t such a great idea after all? Understandable, considering the beta releases are fairly buggy, mainly for developer testing, and not intended for prime time usage quite yet, so let’s walk through how to downgrade iOS 8 back to iOS 7. We’ll cover two different methods to go from iOS 8 beta back to iOS 7.1.1. Both will work just
How to Install OS X Yosemite Beta on a New Partition & Safely Dual Boot
How to Install OS X Yosemite Beta on a New Partition & Safely Dual Boot OS X Yosemite is an amazing update to the Mac operating system that’s really better experienced than seen, but due to it’s current early beta status, it’s generally not a good idea to upgrade your primary OS X volume to the 10.10 beta quite yet. Instead, the safest approach is to install OS X Yosemite onto a separate partition
Bad Battery Life & a Warm iPhone After iOS 7.0.6 Update? That’s Easy to Fix
Bad Battery Life & a Warm iPhone After iOS 7.0.6 Update? That’s Easy to Fix Some iPhone and iPad users, myself included, have experienced an unusual level of battery drain after updating devices to iOS 7.0.6. This is typically accompanied by an iPhone (or other device) feeling abnormally warm to the touch. This isn’t a universal experience by any means, but impacted iPhone devices show truly rapid
How to Get Apple’s Hidden 30th Anniversary Macintosh Icon Font
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How to Record the iPad / iPhone Screen as Video with Reflector
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How to Remove “Other” Data Stored on the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
How to Remove “Other” Data Stored on the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch Most iOS users encounter “Other” for the first time when they connect their iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a computer, where they’ll find it listed in the little iTunes usage bar graph. With everything else so well labeled, Other can be a bit of a mystery, particularly when it takes up a ton of storage in iOS. What is ‘Other’ space?
How to Make a Bootable OS X Mavericks USB Install Drive
Just like other recent major Mac updates, OS X Mavericks arrives as an app that wants to update the current OS X installation, and with a little work you can make a bootable USB installation drive. This allows you to easily perform partitioning for dual boot situations, clean installs, upgrades on multiple Macs, and more, plus it’s just really convenient to have for troubleshooting and simple futu
Customize the Command Line by Adding Emoji Icons to the Bash Prompt
Customize the Command Line by Adding Emoji Icons to the Bash Prompt A very unique and amusing way to customize the bash prompt appearance is to add one of Mac OS X’s Emoji icons to transform the appearance of the prompt itself. This isn’t going to be the most practical tweak in the world on it’s own, but it is entertaining and because it’s using traditional methods of customizing the bash prompt y
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