Believe it or not, your Mac’s cursor—or pointer comes with many customization features. 

You can change your cursor’s look to make it more your style or increase its size so it’s easier to see. You can even change the way you scroll when browsing the web or reading on your Mac.

Likewise, it also comes with a lot of accessibility features, so everyone can still control their Mac’s cursor, even without a mouse. 

The best part is that it’ll only take you a few…

The Activity Monitor on Mac is one of those tools that we don’t commonly use, and for good reason.

If our Macs are working perfectly, we might not see the need to use the Activity Monitor since everything seems to be going so well. Still, the Activity Monitor will give you a better, more accurate analysis of what’s going on inside your computer. It might even help you understand why your Mac isn’t working as it used to. 

Whether you’ve used the Activity Monitor before or…

Even though it’s not perfect, your Apple Watch is a great tool to keep your health in check. You can use it to monitor the noise around you, track all your workouts, and even keep track of your heart rate throughout the day.

The Apple Watch uses the green led lights on its underside to measure your heart rate during workouts, mindfulness breathing sessions, or just when you’re sitting on your couch all day. 

Still, if you aren’t that knowledgeable about the subject, you may…

With countless apps on your iPhone, it can be hard to keep track of all of them. Maybe you installed an app because it was on sale or thought you really needed it.

Whatever the reason may be, all apps on your iPhone will usually need your permission to access some or all of your iPhone’s data. Some apps will ask for access to your contacts and pictures, while others will need to use your location and even track your activity to show you better ads. 

Because of this, it’s always…

Have you ever thought about removing your MacBook’s screen and just working without it? Well, some people have. And it’s working out for them.

When you think of a MacBook, you probably think of how convenient it is to have your own portable computer you can take with you everywhere and start working without hesitation. But for some of us, we mostly use it in one place and don’t take it with us at all times.

Plus, some people love plugging their MacBooks into a larger screen and…

I remember when smartphones first made their way into our lives. They were meant for rich people, business people, and sometimes the technology buffs of the world. When I bought my first smartphone—a Palm Trēo—my mom scoffed at me, “Why would you need that? You’re not a stockbroker.” At that time, many people felt the same way she did, this device was meant for business emails and sales trips, not for the ordinary person. Then 2007 happened.

When Steve Jobs stepped out on that stage, the moment I and…