Sep 20 2026
There is a quiet, understated brilliance to the top left-hand corner of a Mac screen. Sitting quietly in a neat little row are three glossy, brightly coloured dots: Red, Yellow, and Green. They look like tiny traffic lights, designed to give you instant, satisfying control over your digital workspace. And for the most part, they …
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Sep 20 2026
The iOS27 and macOS27 updates have been released and even if the rest of this article ends up filling you with dread, it is important that you install this update to remain current… it is the best thing you can do for your security. But this update does also come with some very important AI …
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Sep 20 2026
There is no easy way to put this so I’ll just come out and say it – using a password book, an Excel spreadsheet, a word document or worse still remembering the passwords inside your head, is the worst idea since the There is a good chance you have always done it this way so …
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Aug 14 2026
Humanity, as a collective species, has achieved some truly remarkable things. We have landed on the Moon, decoded the human genome, and invented sliced bread. Yet, if a brightly coloured box pops up on a laptop screen claiming that a browser cannot load a picture of a kitten unless we press three completely random buttons …
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Aug 14 2026
Every time a tech giant updates its operating system, it inevitably rolls out a suite of brand-new, thoroughly unnecessary features designed to make working on a desktop feel like you are poking around on a tablet while wearing boxing gloves. Suddenly, floating weather widgets are cluttering your wallpaper (something I have covered before), apps opened …
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