MacBooks and Internet Speed and Reliability – a Love and Hate Story Most MacBook Pro users are on a constant struggle to find fast and stable Internet. Whether they’re working while traveling or, more recently, even while working from home. And that’s because everybody’s overcrowding the existing Internet infrastructure in residential areas. So what can you do about this? The … Read More
Combine 2 Wireless Cellular Adapters on macOS for Increased Reliability and SpeedIs your Internet connection slow and unreliable, even when you connect your Mac to Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet? Do you get a lot of buffering and disconnects on video calls? Are you working on the move, while commuting? If the answer is yes to at least one of the … Read More
Use Your Home Internet, Tethered Smartphone and Any Other Connections Together at Once on Your MacHow many connections do you have available on your Mac? Let’s think for a moment: you have your home Internet, which you can connect to via Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet you have your cellular connection from your smartphone you may have other USB network dongles … Read More
Can You Combine 2 or More Internet Connections on Mac?Yes, of course you can. And we’re not talking about switching between connections – Wi-Fi, Ethernet, cellular dongle, etc. We’re saying you can use all your available connections simultaneously on your Mac. That’s great news, as your connection will get faster and more stable. Your Mac will be able to harness … Read More
MacBook Pros Kryptonite: Unstable Internet ConnectionMacBook Pros are one of the most beautiful laptops out there. In 2020, Apple launched a new lineup of MacBook Pro with M1 chips, which is much more power efficient and innovative for its kind. With that said, even if you’re rocking a high-end MacBook Pro, there’s no simple way of fixing Wi-Fi disconnections… until … Read More
First Impression: Blown Away by the New Apple M1 Chip on ARM ArchitectureIt’s been one day since the new MacBook Air with the ARM based M1 processor chip arrived, and we are blown away. Since Apple first announced its transition from Intel’s x86-64 to its own designed chips using the ARM64 architecture, we’ve been making sure our apps will be … Read More