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How to Find Your MAC Address in macOS 13 Ventura

How to Find Your MAC Address in macOS

By Brandon Hill published

Each networking adapter connected to your Mac has its own MAC address, which you can easily find.

Windows 11 and macOS Virtual Machines in Linux

How To Run Windows 11 and macOS Virtual Machines in Linux

By Les Pounder published

Quickemu is a fast and easy-to-use virtual machine application for Linux. Quickemu handles all of the downloads and configuration for Windows, macOS and Linux guest machines.

macOS Catalina

MacOS Catalina Users Were Shocked That Microsoft Word 2011 Stopped Working

By Nathaniel Mott published

Apple warned macOS users that it would drop support for 32-bit apps starting in 2017, yet they were still surprised that macOS Catalina made good on that promise.

macOS Catalina Available Now

By Andrew E. Freedman published

The latest version of Apple's macOS operating system, macOS Catalina (10.15), is now available.

Apple Pulls FaceTime Group Calling Over Microphone Eavesdropping

By Zak Storey published

Apple takes down FaceTime group calling, thanks to eavesdropping bug leaving microphones vulnerable.

Valve Adds Support For MacOS To SteamVR Developer Beta

By Kevin Carbotte published

Apple Applies For Image-Based Authentication Patent

By Zak Islam published

Intended for Mac and iDevice users

BlueStacks App Player for Mac Now in Beta

By Kevin Parrish published

Mac users can now download and install over 750,000 Android apps thanks to the release of the BlueStacks App Player beta.

New Mac Pros Said to be Launching in 2013

By Zak Islam published

Tim Cook pledged to launch new models next year.

Apple Sued Again Over $368 Million FaceTime Suit

By Zak Islam published

VirnetX has added iPhone 5, iPad Mini and other recently released iDevices to lawsuit.

Apple Ordered to Pay $368 M in FaceTime Patent Suit Loss

By Zak Islam published

Court loss may lead to more bans for some of its most popular devices.

Apple Claims Rights to ''Saveless'' Documents

By Douglas Perry published

Apple has filed a patent applications that describes documents such as spreadsheets, presentations, as well as image and text documents that can be edited, but do not need to be saved by the user.

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