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How to Replace the OS X El Capitan Login Screen Wallpaper

By Jim Tanous • Jan 3, 2016

Want to give your Mac a bit of a custom look? Start by replacing the OS X login screen wallpaper. We’ll show you how, plus discuss a few caveats that you’ll want to keep in mind.

OS X

How to Dim Hidden Mac App Icons in the Dock

How to Dim Hidden Mac App Icons in the Dock

By Jim Tanous • Dec 27, 2015

OS X lets users “hide” applications on the desktop, which leaves the app open but removes all of its windows from view. As a result, hidden apps are sometimes difficult to keep track of, so here’s a simple Terminal command that will dim the Dock icon of any hidden app, allowing you to quickly see which apps are currently hidden on your Mac.

OS X

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UZBL iPad Cases: Tough Enough for Schools & Useful at Home

UZBL iPad Cases: Tough Enough for Schools & Useful at Home

By Jim Tanous • Dec 18, 2015

Many schools are now deploying iPads to students, requiring useful and durable cases to protect their investment in these useful but fragile devices. Case manufacturer UZBL thinks it has the perfect cases for schools and other large organizations, so we took a look to at three of the company’s iPad cases to see they provide the right balance of protection and portability for students and regular iPad owners alike.

Reviews

How to Hide iTunes Purchases and Clean Up Your Digital Library

By Jim Tanous • Dec 15, 2015

Longtime iTunes users have built up impressive digital content libraries, but they’ve also likely acquired quite a few TV shows, songs, or movies that they no longer want. Here’s how to clean up your iTunes library by hiding unwanted purchases, and how to get hidden purchases back if you change your mind.

Tips

How to Check the Siri Remote Battery Life on the Apple TV

How to Check the Siri Remote Battery Life on the Apple TV

By Jim Tanous • Dec 14, 2015

The new Apple TV Siri Remote is Apple’s first remote control with a rechargeable battery. But with no visual indicator of battery life on the remote itself, how do you know when it’s time to recharge the battery? Here’s a quick tip on finding your Apple TV Siri Remote battery life via the Apple TV Settings interface.

Mobile

In the Eye of the Beholder, The Apple Smart Battery Case is Still a Bit Ugly

In the Eye of the Beholder, The Apple Smart Battery Case is Still a Bit Ugly

By Jim Tanous • Dec 8, 2015

Apple surprised everyone Tuesday morning with the release of its first ever battery case for the iPhone. Dubbed the Smart Battery Case, it promises to notably increase talk, Web, and video time on Apple’s latest smartphone, but it comes at the cost of a rather unusual and unattractive design.

News

How to Rename Your PC in Windows 10

By Jim Tanous • Dec 8, 2015

Windows 10 will generate and assign a unique name for your computer when you first set up your PC or perform a clean install of Windows. But this random name likely won’t be helpful for your workflow, especially if you’re working with multiple networked PCs. Luckily, you can solve this problem by renaming your Windows 10 PC to a more useful custom name. Here’s how to do it.

Windows

OS X El Capitan: How to Copy a File Path in Finder

By Jim Tanous • Dec 8, 2015

A handy new feature in OS X El Capitan is the ability to copy a file’s path directly from Finder without copying the file itself. This can be a huge timesaver for anyone who works with networked files, scripts, code, or those who simply prefer the command line over the GUI. Here’s how it works.

OS X

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