OS X Mountain Lion

A quick way to toss a bunch of files and folders into a new folder is to select them and use ⌃-⌘-N (Finder > New Folder with Selection). This Read More

If you select one or more files in the Finder, right-click, and use the Share option for a service like Flickr or Twitter, your files will Read More

Contacts (previously Address Book) has long allowed you to select one or more cards and choose Card > Merge Selected Cards to help you clean up Read More

OS X has long had text-to-speech features, but Apple added dictation in Mountain Lion with, of course, an obvious influence from iOS. By default, Read More

If you use more than a couple full-screen apps in Lion or Mountain Lion, you can rearrange them in Mission Control to make switching between them Read More

If you add a Quick Event to Calendar (formerly iCal) in Mountain Lion with the right name, Calendar will automatically assign it a time. For Read More

If the Mac App Store finds an update available for a running app, it’ll prompt you to allow it to quit the app in order to apply the Read More

Like iOS 5′s support for tracking numbers, OS X Mail’s support for data detectors means that it can quickly display package tracking Read More

If you don’t have an internet connection, Safari no longer delivers nothing but bad news. As of version 6, released in Mountain Lion and to Read More