How to set slow-motion screensavers in macOS Sonoma
Your Mac's lock screen is boring, but in macOS Sonoma, you can add a sense of liveliness to it with the new available screensavers. Here is how to find them and set them up.
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macOS 14
Nathaniel Pangaro
Apple updates macOS Sonoma to 14.1
Apple has issued the first major update to macOS Sonoma since its launch, with the public now able to update their hardware to macOS 14.1.
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Malcolm Owen
How to use Presenter Overlay in macOS Sonoma
You can turn yourself into a weather presenter in your video calls, or keep eye contact with your audience as you show them slides while using Presenter Overlay in macOS Sonoma. Here's how it works — and, at present, when it doesn't work
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William Gallagher
How to use screen sharing in macOS Sonoma
With macOS Sonoma, Apple is continuing to build in screen sharing to a point where it's easy to use for newcomers — and a little disappointing for everyone else. Here's how to use it.
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How to use Reactions in video calls on macOS Sonoma
From recognizing that you've raised your hand to speak, to showing you being rained on for some reason, macOS Sonoma is transforming the familiar video call. Here's how to use it.
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How and when you can just say 'Siri' to a Mac on macOS Sonoma
We're more used to saying "Hey, Siri" and now just "Siri" to our iPhones — but it's also true on macOS Sonoma, if you set it up first. Here's how to do it.
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How to use or disable inline predictive text in macOS Sonoma
Apple has added in-line predictive text to typing on macOS Sonoma as well as iOS 17. Here's how it works on the Mac — and how to stop it, too.
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How Apple's Game Mode in macOS Sonoma works
If you're a gamer, then the new macOS Sonoma Game Mode might just be transformative — but Apple gives only the barest ways to control it, and none to configure it. Here's how it works.
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How to make AppleInsider into a macOS Sonoma webapp
You've long been able to turn any website into an app on your Mac, but with macOS Sonoma, Apple has made it so easy that you're going to do it. Here's how.
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Amber Neely
