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How To Use Your MacBook As A Proxy Server
With Windows, you can easily make your computer to act as a proxy server using CCProxy. CCProxy was one of this things I missed on Windows when I finally fully switched to macOS. This particular software program isn’t available for macOS, but there are alternatives. For my specific need, I found out that the best alternative…
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Here Are Some Of The Best Accessories For Your MacBook
The word ‘computer’ is well known to each of us, as this is an indispensable device in today’s society. When buying a gadget, many users are paying much attention not only to the specifications, but also consider device’s design. However, the look of your personal assistant can be modified or upgraded with a variety of accessories.…
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How to Enable Airdrop to iPhone on Older MacBooks
If you still use an older MacBook, you would have already realized there are certain things you are unable to do due to hardware limitations. Although old MacBooks still run the latest version of macOS, there are certain features introduced since OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 you won’t be able to use due to lack of…
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Fix: Google Plus “Unable To Load More” Issue With Google Chrome on macOS
For quite a while, I’ve had a nagging issue using Google Plus on Google Chrome and it has been like this for a couple of months. Being an issue that isn’t widespread, a search on Google returned no useful results. Visiting Google Plus with Google Chrome on macOS Sierra works fine, but scrolling down to…
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I Just Tried Duet Display on My iPad Air 2 and MacBook Pro and I Love It
Using two displays isn’t an everyday thing, but there are times when splitting your screen between apps doesn’t just really work. It’s certain there are times you certainly need more screen real estate to amplify your productivity. I’ve always wished my iPad could function as a secondary display and i’ve been able to achieve this.…
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Review: Able2Extract Professional 11 For macOS
Able2Extract Professional is a software program I’ve been using for a while and I still have the previous version on my Windows machine. For a very long time, it has been my main program for PDF creation and conversion at work. I just got to install the latest version on macOS Sierra and it works just…
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Install Windows With Bootcamp on MacBook / iMac With Damaged DVD Drive
Installing Windows on newer MacBooks with no optical drive is almost a breeze, all you need is a USB drive to get things done. On older MacBooks that ship with optical drives, this luxury is unavailable. A Windows installation DVD is required and it gets worse if your optical drive is damaged and won’t read…
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Apple Announces Latest MacBook Pro 2016 With Touch Bar
It has been four long years since Apple actually gave the MacBook Pro a major facelift, but the company unveiled something new yesterday. The latest iteration of the MacBook Pro is thinner, lighter and a lot more powerful than the last one and a lot of users are excited. The new MacBook Pro comes with features…
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Edit PDF File on Mac with iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro for Mac
I’ve tried lots of PDF editors on Windows and know what to expect when working with one. iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro for Mac hasn’t disappointed in any way as I’ve had a chance to use it in the last few days. As with other PDF editors, it offers all the features it should and gives…
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Must-Have Desktop Accessories for Your MacBook
I bought a MacBook pro with Retina Display some time ago, but I had never set it up as a desktop unit. The Thunderbolt connections can offer output up to 2 large monitors, and it seemed I was missing a lot not using that functionality. However, I found that it was really hard to find…
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Review: Wondershare Data Recovery for MAC
The critical litmus test for any given Operating System lies in its efficiency to restore user’s important media files, data, and other relevant requirements and settings. When we talk about Apple’s MAC Operating System, a lot of third-party and open-market programs claim to have an excellent data recovery probability, but more or less disappoint. This…
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Xiaomi Launches MacBook-Like Mi Notebook Air, Pricing Starts at $525
Xiaomi, the Apple of China, has always been an avid fan of Apple Inc. From smartphones with iOS-like user interface, the Chinese company now has a notebook that may be an alternative to the MacBook. The Mi Notebook family was launched today, and they look pretty good. The company has been rumored lately to be…