We recommend that you follow the steps below to make sure your Mac is ready for a new operating system as it will minimize your risk of having problems either during or after the update.

Thankfully Apple releases plenty of updates for its most current macOS operating system doing everything they can to prevent any malicious third parties from accessing your Mac computers. However ...

Is your Mac too old to update? Maybe not! Here's how to update old Macs to Sequoia, Sonoma, Ventura, Monterey or any unsupported version of macOS using a patcher.

Apple has started rolling out the latest macOS Ventura to its Mac line of computers. The new operating system comes with features like Stage Manager, Live Captions for all audio content, Live Text ...

It will update your operating system to the latest supported version of macOS, along with apps included in macOS from the get-go.

Is your Mac ready for an update? How do you know? Our guide will show you exactly how to check updates on your Mac computer and implement them effectively.

Both iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia will rollout tonight. Here's how to update, things to keep in mind and more.

Whether you’re new to Mac or haven’t updated software in macOS in a while, follow along below for how to check for updates. Below are the steps to check for updates for any third-party ...

If you’d like to install macOS Sierra you can check your Mac against the operating system requirements (click on the in the top left corner → About This Mac to see your Macs details).

How to keep your Mac’s apps updated to the latest versions If you install apps on your Mac from the App Store, all you have to do is launch the App Store app and click on the Updates tab.