How to revert macOS to the previous version
There are several reasons why you might want to revert to an older version of macOS than the version currently installed on a Mac. Here's how to do it.
Mac OS X
Chip Loder
One of the best Apple Silicon games is free to play this weekend
Space simulator "No Mans Sky" has a new update, and to celebrate it, they've made the title free to play between February 15 and February 19.
Mike Wuerthele
How to use the Microsoft Copilot app on macOS
AI copilots promise to ease and speed up tasks for users, making work easier in the long run. Here's how to use Microsoft's Copilot app on macOS.
Despite what you may have heard, don't write off the iMac just yet
We admit that the most recent incarnation of the iMac hasn't left us breathless, but it's far too soon to write an epitaph for Apple's all-in-one.
Peter Cohen
Apple beefs up Self Service Repair with new diagnostic, extended to iPhone 15 & M2 Mac
In what may be the largest expansion of Apple's Self Service Repair program yet, the company has expanded device support to the iPhone 15 and M2 Apple Silicon, and is launching a new tool to help users diagnose and repair their devices.
Apple seeds second macOS 14.2 Sonoma release candidate beta
Apple's second release candidate for macOS Sonoma 14.2 has been issued to test participants, just a few days after the last update.
MacBook Pro 16-inch M3 Max review: Battery-powered Mac Pro power
The 16-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Max, especially outfitted like our review unit, is expensive, but it delivers power and computing heft roughly equivalent to the M2 Ultra Mac Studio for that cash.
iMac 24-inch M3 review: A clear sign that Intel Mac support is ending soon
Apple's 2023 update to the 24-inch iMac gives a nice performance bump to the all-in-one Mac, but the M3 hardware is better suited to those moving from Intel than for users with the M1 version.
Apple confirms that there is no Apple Silicon 27-inch iMac in the works
Apple has issued a nontraditional statement that a new, Apple Silicon 27-inch iMac isn't in the works — but that doesn't mean that there isn't something else coming.
Michael Stroup
