How to Make an Old Mac, MacBook, or iMac Faster
Every computer begins to show its age over time. You likely know the signs of an outdated Mac: you can make a sandwich in the time it takes to boot your machine, it doesn't support the newest version of macOS, and modern resource-intensive software struggles to run. But you might not have to get a new computer just yet. Macs hold their value for a reason, and there are steps you can take (both fre
Hack Your Brain: 5 Ways to Use Neuroscience to Be More Productive
There are thousands of articles about productivity out there: the best office organization scheme, the best podcasts, motivation strategies, productivity habits — there's no end to it. But most of these are missing the crucial first link in the chain: your brain. Before anything else, your brain has to be ready to be productive. But how do you make sure your brain is helping you achieve maximum pr
People Break Their iPhones to Justify Upgrades
A new study suggests that people might be breaking or losing their iPhones accidentally on purpose in order to justify upgrading to the next version. At the very least, people stop taking so much care over their beloved smartphones as upgrade time inches closer. These are the findings of a new study called "Be Careless with That!" [PDF link] with the more scientifically sounding tagline, "Availabi
10 Pokemon Go Tips and Tricks Everyone Should Know
Pokemon Go still entices players years after its launch. But even if you're familiar with the hit game, there's always more to learn. With that in mind, here are the biggest and best Pokemon Go tips and tricks to help you get more out of the game. 1. Don't Power Up Pokemon Right Away It's tempting to immediately try to make your Pokemon as powerful as possible, but this Pokemon Go tip is essential
Essential Keyboard Tips for New Mac Users
If you're used to Windows, you probably know your way around it with its keyboard shortcuts and other functions. However, when you switch to macOS for the first time, you'll find that your Windows keyboard shortcut muscle memory no longer applies. So, if you're new to using Apple's computers, here are some essential keyboard tips to help you get up and running on your new Mac. Windows' Ctrl Key Is
Is It Cheaper to Build a PC or Buy One? I Compared 5 Price Ranges
The cost of pre-built and custom Basic Gaming PCs is practically the same, but the pre-built PCs are cheaper on labor costs. Custom entry-level to high-end gaming PCs are cheaper than pre-built options, with cost savings ranging from $100 to over $500. Pre-built top-end gaming PCs are significantly cheaper than custom-built options. However, you might not be able to choose the particular component
Using Chrome: Can We Really Trust Google?
It seems there’s no escaping Google. What started out as two students' research project has transformed into a multi-billion dollar corporation that offers a wide variety of services while also trying to find a foothold in nearly every aspect of our lives. In the year 2015, Google is no longer just a search engine. Today, Chrome boasts upwards of a billion users, making it the most widely used web
5 Ways to Refresh Your Morning Routine and Be Happier
The first hour of the day dictates how the remaining 23 will go. Lots of events and situations are outside of your control, of course, but your perception and attitude can be influenced by what you do when you first wake up. What do you do, anyway? If you want to start on the road to self-improvement, you have to be aware of things like this. Take control of your day by taking control of your morn
Is Apple Betting Big on The Chinese Market?
The $10,000 Apple Watch makes no sense...if you're ignoring China. Apple isn't ignoring China. Readers like you help support MUO. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. If you saw Tim Cook's keynote last month, you may have noticed that China came up a lot. The presentation even opened with a video from Hangzhou. Many commentators are sayi
4 Top Hacker Groups And What They Want
With Hollywood's glamorisation of hacking, it's easy to think of hacker groups as some kind of romantic back-room revolutionaries. But who are they really, what do they stand for, and what attacks have they conducted in the past? We see the stories every week of some intrepid hacker or hacker group wreaking havoc with their technical knowhow. Banks robbed of millions thanks to some cryptic malware
7 Good Habits Every Mac User Should Get Used To
After using an operating system for a while, you begin to automate many of your most repetitive actions without realising it. Years of doing the same thing teaches you that saving a second or two here and there really can make a difference to your workflow. You essentially become an efficient, well-oiled machine, and though many of these best practices may seem obvious; they aren't necessarily lea
Type on Your iPhone or iPad Using Your Mac Keyboard
Your iPhone’s tiny screen doesn’t make for a great keyboard. Typing on an iPad can be awkward too, since the touchscreen keyboard is so big. You can get an Apple or third-party keyboard that pairs with these devices to make typing easier, but those can be expensive. Why not use the MacBook or Apple keyboard you already own to type on your iPhone or iPad instead? Below we’ve outlined how to connect
8 Signs You Aren't Meant to Be a Programmer
Lack of experimental creativity hampers programming; open-mindedness and willingness to try new approaches are essential for success. Independence and self-motivation are also vital; the ability to solve problems and continuously learn is necessary to thrive. Logical thinking and a passion for solving puzzles are crucial. Without these traits, coding can be frustrating and unrewarding. Is programm
Apple Free Recycling Program Now Covers Every Retail Store Around The Globe
Apple has just reiterated that it is committed to its green initiative and recycling. The company announced that every Apple retail store around the world will take back Apple products for recycling. Apple also has a gift card program for used iPhones, iPads and Macs deemed good enough to be resold (as determined by the PowerOn reseller service) in the U.S. Products that couldn't be re-used didn't
How to Install Android on Your Windows Tablet
Windows tablets are becoming more popular. But if you're looking for a bigger selection of apps, Android is the answer. While installing Android on a desktop PC is reasonably straightforward, you might find installation tricky on a Windows tablet. One problem is that tablets don't have a CD/DVD drive. So how can you install Android on a Windows tablet? We'll show you. What Tablet Are You Using? Be
8 iPhone IFTTT Recipes You Can't Live Without
When IFTTT launched an iPhone app in July, it opened up a whole slew of new possibilities about how to put the incredibly handy service to even better use than ever. New channels accessible via the iPhone app allow access to your iPhone contacts, photos and reminders. Once you've activated the channels on your phone, you can create new recipes from the comfort of your browser. We've put together a
Are There Still Any Legitimate Uses For a PowerPC Mac?
Are There Still Any Legitimate Uses For a PowerPC Mac? Apple switched to Intel processors in 2006 – any Mac from before then uses the PowerPC platform. For a while Mac software was designed to work on both types of computers, but those days are for the most part gone. Put simply: you cannot use the latest Mac software on devices build before 2006. Whether you’ve had such a Mac for years, or picked
How to Do Green Screen Video in iMovie and Adobe Premiere
Technically known as chroma-keying, green screening is the process of masking a video using color - removing specific parts so you can overlay one video on top of another. An obvious example is the weather, where a presenter will stand in front of what appears to be a giant map - in fact, they're standing in front of a green screen and the weather map is being added later. All you really need to g
How To Make Good Use Of Google's Search Operators
Some of you might not have the slightest clue what an operator is, in terms of using a search engine. Luckily enough, both Google and MakeUseOf offer some pretty good examples of how to use them with the world's most popular search engine. In plain English, an operator is a tag that you can include within your Google search to make it more precise and specific. With operators, you're able to displ
6 Reasons To Buy Your Girlfriend An iPad
A little over 3 years ago, my boyfriend (together with my family) bought me an iPad. It was - and still is (I use it to this day) - a first generation iPad, and the first iOS device I ever owned (and have owned since). It was also the first time I laid my hands on a tablet outside of an Apple store. I had no idea what to do with it. Was it a good gift? If you're thinking of doing the same thing yo
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