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Apple’s macOS Sonoma beta includes spectacular videoconferencing improvements, desktop widgets, a new Game Mode, shared passwords, and much more. The final version will be released on September 26. → Read More
Think you know everything about Microsoft Word? Here are some hidden tricks and time-saving hacks you need to know about the popular word processor. → Read More
With new macOS 14 features likely to be announced at Apple's 2023 WWDC event, these are the changes we're most hoping to see. → Read More
macOS Ventura's improvements include features to help you focus, use your phone as a camera, find things more easily in email, and much more. It's in public beta so you can try it right now, but you shouldn't install it on your main Mac yet. → Read More
Apple's upcoming OS lets you recall messages and emails after you send them, use your iPhone's camera for video calls you take on a Mac, and more. → Read More
SoftMaker Office 2021 is the closest thing you can find to Microsoft 365 at a lower price. It offers an elegant interface and all the capabilities home-office and small-business users need. → Read More
Apple’s iWork apps are free, sophisticated, and deeply integrated within its ecosystem. Their default file formats aren't conducive to sharing, however. → Read More
Google’s free office apps are minimal, but they're robust enough for most users and have excellent collaboration tools. Working offline isn’t seamless, but the well-designed web and mobile versions offer a reliable document-creation platform. → Read More
Annoyed that Apple moved the address and search bar to the bottom of the screen in mobile Safari without asking you first? We show you how to put it back where it was in just a few steps. → Read More
WordPerfect has the only Windows-compatible word processor that doesn't work like Microsoft Office; it allows for precise, predictable control over formatting. It's a worthy upgrade, but new users may be turned off by its dated UI and lack of collaboration tools. → Read More
VirtualBox is free and open-source, and it works well for developers and hobbyists, but less well for anyone who wants to run Windows and Linux apps in a smoothly integrated way on a Mac. → Read More
Microsoft Office is the best set of productivity apps for serious office work. The new version is an incremental upgrade that adds speed and some ingenious convenience features but otherwise works almost exactly like earlier versions, so there's no big learning curve for upgraders. → Read More
Of the many backup solutions available for Windows, ShadowProtect SPX Desktop is the most solid, mature, and reliable way to get a system up and running after a hardware failure, malware attack, or system malfunction. → Read More
If you need to run a Windows app on your macOS system, you have several virtualization and emulation options. It won't be a seamless process, but we'll walk you through the right way to do it. → Read More
Parallels Desktop is the best and fastest emulation software for running Windows, Linux, and even older versions of macOS on Intel-based Macs. If you need to run Windows on an Apple Silicon machine, it's also your only option. → Read More
VMware Fusion offers deep customization options and integrations for running Windows and most other Intel-based OSes on an Intel-based Mac. Competitor Parallels Desktop performed better in testing, however. → Read More
Parallels Desktop is the best and fastest emulation software for running Windows, Linux, and even older versions of macOS on Intel-based Macs. If you need to run Windows on an Apple Silicon machine, it's also your only option. → Read More
The macOS Monterey public beta isn’t ready to use on your main machine, but if you want to get a sense of its deep integration, security, and convenience features, install it on a machine where you won’t mind occasional beta glitches. → Read More
FaceTime, Shortcuts, and AirPlay get big boosts this fall in Apple's macOS Monterey, the successor to Big Sur. → Read More
LibreOffice is a free and open-source document suite that's available on all major OSes, but it still doesn’t offer online access or collaboration features. It's also not nearly as smooth in operation as competitors. → Read More