Ukraine-based Mac and iOS app developer MacPaw announced today that it is releasing its alternative mobile app store Setapp thanks to the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules in the EU. The company has ...

Mac and iOS software development company MacPaw is becoming one of the first to publicly adopt Apple’s new DMA (Digital Markets Act) rules in the EU, to offer Setapp, its subscription-based platform ...

As someone who spends their day in an office, I know the value of productivity software. At every turn, apps and platforms that help me get work done make significant improvements to my workflow, keep ...

After more than a week since launch, macOS 12 Monterey still isn’t as stable as version 11 (Big Sur). Apps including the Finder are still quitting unexpectedly and far too often. And the spinning ...

Mac users are, of course, pretty content with their hardware. Apple makes impeccable software for their devices and, while they might not offer the same customization as PCs, Apple computers certainly ...

I have no issue with built-in apps included with macOS. But while there is nothing particularly wrong with the bundled apps, I’m always looking for third-party replacements that perform better, faster ...

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The default Mac and iPhone calendar app can be a frustratingly unhelpful assistant, routinely freezing up at random, hogging resources for no discernible reason, and refusing to communicate with any ...

If you’re a Mac aficionado, you undoubtedly appreciate iCal. However, it comes with some limitations: it can be unreliable when syncing across programs you may use at work, like Microsoft Exchange or ...

No Mac is complete without some great apps — and you can get 10 in one hit with the 2018 Mac Essentials Bundle. The lineup includes the ever-popular BusyCal, plus Movavi Photo Editor, RollerCoaster ...

We’re fans of BusyCal, the replacement for Apple’s Calendar app from BusyMac. The company has announced that on 20 April 2017, Google will no longer allow apps to sign in to Google Calendar using “web ...