I have a MacBook Pro, and have for about a year now. For the most part, I'm pleased with it, except for this one little thing. Sometimes, for no especially apparent reason, it rearranges all of my ...

Launchpad is an essential part of the macOS desktop, and is a quick and easy way to access applications installed on your Mac. Here's how to get the most out of the feature. Launchpad has been part of ...

As part of Apple’s “Back to the Mac” event in late 2010, Apple introduced OS X Lion which included lots of features and user interface decisions inspired by the iPhone and iPad. While much of the ...

Ahead of its big Mac refresh tomorrow, Apple today has made a subtle change to iCloud.com. Where there used to be a “Home” quick link, Apple has recently updated the iconography to display a new ...

Mac OS X Lion introduces Launchpad, an app launcher that borrows heavily from iOS. With the flick of a gesture, you can open Launchpad and have access to your applications. Once Launchpad is running, ...

More than any previous release, Lion tweaks and extends Mac OS X’s interface—often in unexpected ways. With Mission Control and Launchpad, the operating system seems to be be stuck in a tug-of-war ...

Launchpad, the iOS-style apps launcher feature that appeared in OS X Lion, showed up without a keyboard shortcut enabled for it. Later Macs, of course, have the F4 key assigned as a Launchpad, well, ...

Launchpad takes the iOS home screen springboard and recreates it on your Mac. Some users love this new Lion feature; others aren’t sold. If you’re among the latter, you can ignore Launchpad pretty ...