We love Macs because of their reliability and performance. However, they aren’t immune from problems including freeze-ups. In rare occurrences your Mac’s screen will be completely frozen and you won’t even be able to move your mouse cursor. More commonly you can encounter the spinning ball cursor or SBBOD (Spinning Beach Ball of Death). This allows you to move your cursor but you are usually not able to interact with your Mac. So what can you do if either of these situations happens to you? In this post we will look at a few potential solutions if your Mac or MacBook freezes.‍

It can be nerve-wracking to open your MacBook Pro to a ‘Service Battery’ alert on your MacBook. In this blog post we will explain how your MacBook battery works, some suggestions on how to resolve the ‘Service Battery’ alert and when you ultimately need a battery replacement. 

FaceTime® is the video calling feature developed by Apple. Since its introduction in 2011, FaceTime has helped countless people connect across the globe. FaceTime changed the way users connected with family, friends and coworkers. If you can’t get the group FaceTime feature to work, try the steps in this article for easy troubleshooting.