With that, Apple will update icons, menus, apps, windows, and system buttons. This could be the most significant redesign for the iPhone since iOS 7 and for the Mac since Big Sur.

How to Factory Reset a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro (macOS Monterey) If you have a new Mac running macOS Monterey, then returning it to its factory settings is actually very easy thanks to its support ...

Problem: MacOS Big Sur won’t install on your machine If you’re having problems installing MacOS Big Sur on your Mac, first ensure that you have a compatible machine (listed below). Otherwise ...

The same features announced for Messages iOS 14 will come to iMessage on the Mac, too. Big Sur also introduces a revamped Maps app with support for favorites, creating guides, and indoor maps.

If your Mac is having problems, macOS has multiple keyboard combinations that you can hold to recover your system, start in safe mode, run diagnostics, and more. Here's how to use them.

mac-os-thinkpad-x250-T450-OpenCore My laptop doesn't work anymore, I won´t update EFI. For Big Sur 11.6.8, For Monterey ...

Generally speaking, if your Mac is capable of running Big Sur then it's also capable of running Monterey, and that's the Apple OS we'd recommend most.

Credit: Sergey Peterman / Getty Images Whether you're team PC, Mac, or even ChromeOS, it's not always easy to figure out exactly which version of your operating system is running at any given time.

All versions of Cypress run extremely slow on Mac OS Big Sur 11.4. This is the case for both cypress open and cypress run. A significant amount of time is spent waiting for pages to load. I installed ...

While macOS Big Sur wasn’t originally supported, BlueStacks has now added support for it. You’ll also need 4 gigabytes of RAM and 4 gigabytes of free disk space. If your Mac is particularly old (2014 ...

Zane has re-created Safari from Mac OS X Snow Leopard for Big Sur and Monterey. The new app looks identical to the original and is free to download from Zane’s Github page.

If you’re not sure which you have, click on the Apple logo in your system’s upper left corner, and choose “About This Mac.” In the Overview, you’ll be able to see which processor you have.