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How to fix your Mac if macOS Mojave freezes

How to fix your Mac if macOS Mojave freezes

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”It is rare but your Mac can freeze and become unresponsive,” Serhat Kurt reports for macReports. “While the macOS Mojave update brings a lot of great features, users are reporting number of issues, such as the battery drain problem. One other problem that’s affecting many Mac users is the entire computer freezing when attempting to login.”

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No, you should not be routinely force closing apps on your iPhone and iPad

“I force close my apps all the time. I double click the home button on my iPhone 6S and close out of every app I’ve used, even in the past 20 minutes. It’s a terrible habit, but it makes me feel good,” Ashley Carman writes for The Verge. “Maybe it’s even an obsessive-compulsive tendency? Regardless, I’ve always wondered: is force closing apps good for my phone? Is it actually bad for it?”

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iPhone and iPad users: Do not regularly force quit apps by swiping them away, warn experts

iPhone and iPad users: Do not regularly force quit apps by swiping them away, warn experts

“Potentially millions of people are wasting time, battery and finger energy on an entirely unnecessary and perhaps unhelpful exercise, every single day,” Andrew Griffin reports for The Independent.iPhone users are busily swiping away apps to force them to quit when there is no need to at all.”

“Experts have warned yet again that there is hardly ever any need to force quit apps – done…

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Apple's software SVP: Quitting multitasking apps in iOS not necessary

Apple’s software SVP: Quitting multitasking apps in iOS not necessary

“Somehow, it has become a part of mainstream culture for iPhone and iPad users to quit all their apps in multitasking as some kind of regular tech maintenance ritual to improve battery life or speed up the hardware,” Benjamin Mayo reports for 9to5Mac. “An understanding of how iOS multitasking works however, shows that this is completely unnecessary to close every app in the multitasking view…

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