While Apple provides you with a number of gorgeous images to be used as the desktop background for your Mac, some of you might prefer to set the screen saver
I use both Firefox and Chrome on all my computers. Firefox is for general browsing, and Chrome is for all Google-related stuff. For such usage, I often have to switch
The Finder is one of the most frequently accessed apps in OS X. It is the file manager for OS X that allows you to find and access your files.
Not only does the trackpad on your Mac let you move the cursor around the screen, but it lets you do many more things using gestures. With these gestures ranging
Many Mac owners prefer to use Safari as their default browser on their machine. The reason is obvious: they want to use the browser that has been exclusively made for
WMV and WMA (and even more arcane Windows file formats) are sometimes quite hard to convert natively into Mac-usable files. There are just some file types, Windows mostly, that Macs
Apple has that tendency of changing the appearance of the whole operating system with every new version of OS X that they release for Mac. The recent Yosemite update brings
There are a lot of 3D SBS or side-by-side movies on the Web, but is it possible to enjoy them without springing for a 3D monitor? The short answer is
Often while working with the files on your Mac, you may need to see the path of the current directory. There could be various reasons as to why you want
While you can always use the system network preferences panel to change the DNS servers on your Mac, some geeks would prefer using the Terminal to get the job done.