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I recently started using my MacBook Pro in clamshell mode. Apple calls it close to display mode because well you have to keep the MacBook closed, and the connected monitor becomes the primary display. I am currently using my 43-inch...

If you are looking to get an iMac or just want to use your existing MacBook as a desktop, it's crucial that you decide on Keyboard and Mouse to have the best experience. If you are buying a brand new...

I have already written an article telling you why to buy the Apple magic trackpad is the worthy investment if you are looking to use an iMac or even the MacBook in clamshell mode. And since I have used it...

If you have ever used an Apple MacBook laptop, you might already be aware of the awesomeness of its trackpad. When I bought my first Macbook, a MacBook Air, in 2015, I was looking for a mouse because I was...

I am a big productivity freak, and I keep looking for ways to enhance my workflow. One of the tricks that I have been following is to to use my 24-inch, Full HD monitor as a Quad HD monitor...

With more than 30% of the market share in the Global Tablet PC shipments in 2020, Apple is again on the top for their lineup of Tablet PCs, the iPad. It was in number 2 position in 2019 when Samsung...

If you own a MacBook and face any issue of your Macbook getting heated up, this article will probably help you. Before we talk about the steps you can follow to prevent your Macbook from getting heated up, let's talk...

Does your MacBook Pro gets hot and the fan is loud, in this article, we will talk about possible reasons why is it happening, and we'll try to find out solutions as well so that you know nohow to...

After being a Windows PC user from a decade and a half, I finally made a switch to Mac in 2015. I still have got a Windows PC, and I find myself turning it on once in a month...

If you are using a MacBook computer you might be aware of their terms of display resolutions. They simplify it by giving you a few options, which you can choose by going to the Display settings in 'System Preferences'. Now,...