My 2017 MacBook Air had been sitting in a cabinet for the better part of three years when I finally pulled it out again. Not because I had a plan for it — just because I was reorganizing and felt guilty throwing money at a new machine when a perfectly good laptop was gathering dust ten feet away. Chromebooks have a few downsides, and I didn’t want to replace my main MacBook with one. But ChromeOS

I already have my fair share of gripes with a lot of Microsoft products, and obviously, OneDrive doesn't fall any short of that. Ever since I was forced to create a Microsoft Account with Windows 11, OneDrive has caused nothing but irritation. It's clear Microsoft wants us to stop caring about local files, and I was constantly confused about what OneDrive was syncing and what it wasn't. Half the t

Losing your job to robots is no longer a sci-fi fantasy. Some estimates say, robots may take over more than five million jobs across 15 developed countries. Machines could account for more than half the workforce in places like Cambodia and Indonesia, particularly in the garment industry. While such information has led many people to seek out higher-tech skills, others have said we need a stronger

Goal setting is a great way to cut down on procrastination and boost productivity. If you don’t have goals, you don’t have direction. Without direction, it’s easy for you to feel lost and confused. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways you can keep track of your goals, whether you use an online goal tracker, an iPhone app, or even just a pocket notebook. There are even web communities where the me

Are you disappointed by the photos you take? You aren't alone. The truth is that stunning photography is harder than people think, mainly because photography is more about how you shoot rather than what you shoot. Even the most beautiful scenes and subjects can turn out awful if the one behind the camera doesn't have a solid sense of how to take a shot the way they want it to turn out. This entire

Split View seems like a gimmick, until you use it for a while. Then you'll wonder how you used your Mac without it. Skeptical? That makes sense. Of all the new features in El Capitan, Split View gets the most attention – and I'll be honest, at first I didn't see the appeal. Sure, on the iPad split screen is huge: until now you could only ever have one app open at a time. But on the Mac it's always