Password hints can seem like a good idea on your MacBook Air at first, but it’s likely that you don’t need them. If you discover that you aren’t using these hints, then all they might be doing is offering other people some help in trying to access your information. Our tutorial below will show you … Read more
If you often use your iPad in public, then you may not like the fact that people can see the content on your screen. One way to take care of this is with the help of a privacy guard. Our Privacy Guard Roamer review article below discusses one such product that can help fix the … Read more
The SuperDrive for your MacBook Air is a necessary device when you need to access information on a CD or DVD. But when it comes time to remove that disc, you might be wondering how to eject a disc from a SuperDrive. The MacBook Air does not have a CD or DVD drive, a choice … Read more
The wireless sync option for certain iOS devices, such as the iPhone 5 and the iPad, makes it much more convenient to transfer and sync content from iTunes 11 on your Mac to those devices. But if you prefer to sync your device with a cable, you are unable to do a wireless sync, or … Read more
We all know the basics of how a laptop battery works. It has a finite amount of energy that, once it is consumed, needs to be connected to a power source and recharged. What you might not be aware of is that these batteries have a recommended number of “cycles” that they can go through … Read more
While there are a lot of reasons to like the 2012 MacBook Air, it is only a 13-inch laptop. This means that the screen is smaller than those you would find on a larger, heavier laptop, which results in smaller text size and icons. This is still a perfectly acceptable appearance, and many users will … Read more
While the OS X operating system is very secure, it is not completely invulnerable to potentially malicious attacks. Mountain Lion is the most current version of the operating system (at the time of this writing) and is among the most secure versions of the software. In fact, you can read more about the security of … Read more
There are a lot of reasons to like your MacBook Air. It’s very lightweight, it has a long battery life, and the keyboard and touchpad are outstanding. You can read our review to see more of what we thought of the 2012 MacBook Air. But it is still a 13-inch laptop, which means that the … Read more
When you first configure your MacBook Air, particularly if you already have contacts stored in iCloud, then the iOS operating system will automatically choose your default contact card. This is the information that it will use to automatically populate certain programs and settings. But if the default contact card is incorrect, or if you want … Read more
Deciding to make the jump to a MacBook can be a tricky thing, particularly if you are coming from a life of Windows computers. There are many factors about a Mac that are going to be very different from what you are used to, and there will definitely be a learning curve as you figure … Read more