Although Apple’s products and services generally live up to Steve Jobs’s phrase “it just works,” problems do occur, opening the door to scams targeting users seeking tech support. As professional…
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Let’s look at how to keep your body comfortable and healthy when you interact physically with your Mac. In a word: ergonomics. You’ll find it easier to focus and be…
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If you use Dropbox Passwords, it’s time to switch to a new password manager. Dropbox has announced it will discontinue the service on October 28, 2025, with key features being…
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Those who prefer keeping their hands on the keyboard may appreciate Apple’s addition of a new shortcut in macOS 15 Sequoia. Instead of Control-clicking to open a contextual menu with…
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Apple has launched AppleCare One, a new device protection plan that consolidates coverage for multiple Apple devices into a single monthly subscription. For $19.99 per month, US customers can protect…
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A Serious WordPress Flaw Is Being Exploited Right Now If you run a website on WordPress, and a surprising number of local businesses, churches, nonprofits, and hobbyists around Washington Crossing…
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A Patch Tuesday That Rewrote the Record Books Every second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft releases its batch of security fixes, a ritual known in the tech world as Patch…
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The Myth That Macs Don't Get Viruses Has Quietly Retired For a long stretch of the Mac's history, the security advice we gave customers around Washington Crossing was simple: keep…
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What Google Paused, and Why It Happened Google has temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability submissions to its Open Source Software Vulnerability Reward Program, usually shortened to OSS VRP. A bug…
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What Apple Just Released, and Why a Small Version Number Deserves Your Attention Apple has pushed out iOS 26.7.1 for iPhone, along with several companion updates across its other platforms.…
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