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How to add and use a second monitor with your Mac

If one screen isn't enough to display everything you need at once, consider getting a second. Here's how to manage multiple screens in macOS.

Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 0

How we ended up with the 'Pregnant Man' Emoji

If you're annoyed by the "Pregnant Man" emoji, you're getting irritated by the technical equivalent of stacking three Lego bricks on top of each other. Here's how Unicode U+1FAC3 came about.

Jason Snively 4 years ago 129

The birth, life, death, and possible resurrection of the Thunderbolt eGPU in macOS

While Apple embraced Thunderbolt 3 eGPU technology for years, it doesn't have the same love for the upgrade option for its Macs since the launch of Apple Silicon. Here's how Apple's relationship with eGPUs started, matured, died — and could come back.

Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 14

Google Chrome for macOS gets another emergency zero-day fix

Google has issued its third urgent update for Chrome, one that patches another zero-day vulnerability in the highly-used desktop web browser.

Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 7

Free Unreal Engine game creation tool 'Core' is coming to macOS, iOS

"Core," a free game creation tool based on Unreal Engine and available so far only on PC, is coming to macOS and iOS in the summer of 2022.

Mike Peterson 4 years ago 3

At least nine Macs with M2 Apple Silicon chips are reportedly in development

Internal developer logs indicate that testing of nine computers with the next generation of Apple Silicon is well underway.

Darryl Boxberger 4 years ago 37

Pixelmator Pro rolls out new major update with expanded M1 support

Pixelmator Pro 2.4 brings major improvements to the Mac image editor including updates created especially for Apple Silicon.

Darryl Boxberger 4 years ago 0

First betas of iOS 15.5, iPadOS 15.5, macOS 12.4 available for public testers

Apple has released the first public beta of iOS 15.5, iPadOS 15.5, and macOS 12.4 to members of its public software testing program.

Wesley Hilliard 4 years ago 1

Apple hasn't patched critical vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur & Catalina

Despite issuing an update to address two zero-day vulnerabilities in macOS Monterey, Apple has yet to apply it to the last two macOS versions, reportedly leaving up to 40% of actively used Macs at risk.

William Gallagher 4 years ago 4

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