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Blogs 4Silent email filtering makes iCloud an unreliable option
These days, so much important communication is conducted by email that we expect it to be rock solid. So when emails don’t arrive – or even worse,...
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HelpThe 7-step edit in Aperture 3.4
Image editors are packed with plenty of adjustment tools. Most of us learn a few of them, and then do the best we can with our photos. And that’s...
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NewsThird time’s the charm? Adobe patches even more critical Flash vulnerabilities
During the week, Adobe released yet another security patch for Flash player, addressing several critical vulnerabilities that would allow attackers...
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Gadget Guide 1Matrox DS1 Thunderbolt Docking Station
Matrox DS1 brings convenience and connectivity to MacBook Air and MacBook Pro users. From a single Thunderbolt connection, you can add multiple peripherals...
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HelpMac 101: Configuring Mountain Lion’s Users & Groups
Throughout these Mac 101 lessons I’ve made references to your user folder, your account, and Administrators. And it’s possible that you’ve...
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Gadget GuideChrome Bravo
Featuring a laptop compartment that will hold up to a 15in MacBook Pro, the Chrome Bravo is a weatherproof urban backpack that expands from 20L to...
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HelpWhen HandBrake won’t rip your DVDs
Reader Steven Pollock seeks a digital copy of a movie he recently purchased. He writes: I read Macworld’s story about how to rip DVDs with HandBrake and...
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App GuideEmail Pro for Gmail
The only clunky thing about Email Pro for Gmail 2.1 is its name. This slender app provides a convenient way to get to your Gmail messages directly...
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BlogsGestures: Hard to use, harder to find
It’s nice that you can tap-and-drag on your Mac’s trackpad, swipe on your iPhone, or pinch on your iPad. These options offer a welcome change...
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App GuideOfficeTime for Mac
OfficeTime is a basic yet useful time tracking and invoicing application that allows you to gather time spent on a project using your Mac or an iOS...
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Blogs 2Why the iPad still can’t be a true Mac replacement
When Apple released iOS 5 back in 2011, it heralded a new “PC-Free” era for iOS devices. You could at last “cut the cord” between your Mac...
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HelpWhat to do when you can’t connect to the internet
If your web browser, email program, or any of a hundred other internet-connected apps on your Mac starts complaining about not having a connection,...
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App GuideMailPop Pro for Gmail
MailPop Pro for Gmail (Mac App Store only) cheerfully fulfills all the functions of a lightweight Gmail client. But it also adds little to distinguish...
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HelpMac 101: Exploring the Mac’s sharing features
Last week I showed you how to connect your Mac to the internet and to a local network. Now that your computer is on speaking terms with other devices...
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ReviewsEIZO EV2436W-FS monitor
The Japanese-made Eizo FlexScan EV2436W-FS is a quality monitor for the office, sporting a 1920 x 1200 resolution (16:10 aspect ratio) IPS LED panel...
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HelpFixing a Safari-to-Mail disconnect
Reader Mike Sadowski finds something amiss in Safari and Mail’s relationship. He writes In Safari 5 I was able to view a web page and, with a keyboard...
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ReviewsApple: 2013 Retina MacBook Pro
In the latest update to the Retina MacBook Pro, some models got price cuts, some received slightly faster processors, and some got a healthy bump...
