MacOS
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macOS Big Sur – Installing New Apps on Your Mac
Installing new apps on a Mac can often be a confusing experience; as it often is with other operating systems too. However, with this quick guide to hand, you’ll soon learn how to best install…
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SEGA Football Manager 2021 – Lockdown Time Killer Game No.1
The first in a series of recommendations of the very best time filling games to help ease you through the long hours of a national lockdown. So what better way to start than the beautiful…
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Ghosts’n DJs – macOS & Windows Game Review
Not that I need to make it so easy... I’ll give you one guess what retro gaming classic inspired this love letter to the 16-Bit console and arcade era.
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Using Split View Screens in macOS Big Sur
Split View Screens is a feature of macOS that allows you to view two applications in fullscreen mode on a single display. It enables efficient workflow and is superb for researching something in Safari, while…
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Big Sur – What’s New in Maps?
Like Messages, Maps has seen an iOS-esque overhaul from its previous offerings. The redesign is to help make the most of the big Mac displays and there are some new powerful features that will help…
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Using the Universal Clipboard in Big Sur
Universal Clipboard is a great way to shuttle small sections of data between Mac and iOS devices; as long as the Macs are running at least macOS Sierra, and iOS devices are on iOS 10…
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24 Tips Every Big Sur User Should Know
These Mac tips will help you get the most from your Big Sur experience and improve your knowledge and efficiency for when you need to get the job done. Every Mac user needs to know…
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24 Big Sur Tips – Page 2
Tip 13 – Safari offers a Picture-in-Picture mode so you can watch a video while doing something else. To use it, right-click twice on the video and choose Picture-in-Picture from the menu. Tip 14 –…
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Exploring the New Design of Big Sur
The new design of Big Sur is extraordinary. Gone is the more familiar Apple macOS look and in is a sleek desktop that’s one foot in iOS and the other in the legacy that spans…
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Manage Notifications in macOS Big Sur
Notifications are one element of Big Sur that has probably seen the biggest change. Gone is the traditional Notification Centre, as appeared in Catalina and in its place, with the new iOS-like design, is the…
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Big Sur – Messages App Gets a Boost
Big Sur leans more toward iOS than any previous Mac operating system; combining the best of both worlds from the desktop and the mobile systems. Messages is one of the most overhauled apps that feature…
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Apple Silicon is Here!
Apple has lifted the lid on the first of its new generation of Mac processors. Let’s take a look at why they’re expected to take Macs to the next level, and whether now is the…
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How to Manage Your Widgets in Big Sur
Although widgets were introduced to macOS with the release of OS X Yosemite, they were limited in terms of the their design, functionality and customisation. However, Big Sur has launched a new style of Widgets…
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Big Sur – What’s New in Safari?
With the release of Big Sur, one of the biggest updates to grace our screens is that of Safari. With better performance, customisations, improved battery life support and enhanced privacy, this is undoubtedly the best…
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Introduction to macOS 11: Big Sur
Unveiled in June 2020 at the Apple WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference), the Cupertino company’s latest operating system heralded the end of the version 10 line-up and introduced macOS 11: Big sur.
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