Apple has just unveiled a new Mac mini at its October media event. In a space grey finish, every Mac mini now starts with quad-core CPU configurations. Apple will also offer six-core models for the first time. The new Mac mini can include up to 64 GB RAM, and all models feature solid state drives.…
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Apple unveils an all new 13″ MacBook Air with Retina display, Thunderbolt 3 and more
Apple just took the wraps off an updated version of the popular MacBook Air with a Retina display, Thunderbolt 3, a new Trackpad and "a whole lot more." The portable has a familiar wedge-shaped design (now in three finishes), though it loses a few ports in the process. The left is equipped with a pair…
The Best USB-C Hub For Your New Laptop
https://youtu.be/kBb3w4AUHkw Despite all of its promise for a better future, the reality of living with USB Type-C is kind of a nightmare. Sure, one day maybe we’ll get to the place where every cable, every gadget, and every screen uses the next generation connector specification but we’re nowhere near that today. Which means if you’ve…
Five tips to speed up your Mac
By Matt Elliot The only place I like seeing a beach ball is at a beach or in a stadium during a baseball game or concert. The one place I least like to see a beach ball is on my aging MacBook Pro, where the spinning beach ball has become an altogether too familiar a…
Apple to Debut Low-Cost MacBook Air With Retina Display, Revamped Pro-Focused Mac Mini
Apple is working on several new products for its Mac lineup, including a new low-cost MacBook Air and a Pro-focused Mac mini, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The upcoming low-cost MacBook Air will be similar in design to the current MacBook Air, but with slimmer bezels around the display. It will continue to be sized around…
7 Easy Tips for Mac Users
Use these quick tips to make using your Mac even easier. Quick access to Spotlight You've probably seen the magnifying glass in your Mac's menu bar. Clicking this menu item opens Spotlight, which is useful for finding files or and even launching applications. To get to Spotlight even faster, press command-space on your keyboard, and…

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