You can check many details about your Mac’s hardware directly in Terminal, including the model identifier, serial number, chip, memory, storage devices, displays, batteries, and connected USB or Thunderbolt devices. Terminal is especially useful when you need information in a copyable text format or want to inspect a specific hardware category. Quick Answer Open Terminal … Read more
Apple Configurator 2 is a free tool for Mac OSX that is used by enterprises to deploy iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and Apple TV devices using a physical USB connection. With the help of Apple Configurator 2, the controlled mode can be easily enabled on corporate iOS devices. With Apple Configurator 2, administrators can configure … Read more
How System Integrity Protection works on Mac? Sometimes it is impossible to clear the trash in OS X in the usual way and to do this you need to turn off the SIP system, return to the system and empty the trash, and then turn on the SIP system back. Disabling System Integrity Protection occurs … Read more
Energy-dependent memory or NVRAM (Non Volatile Random Access Memory) is a type of memory device with random access that can store data in the absence of electrical power. For example, the settings of the first sound signal, which occur when the computer is booted, or the statistical data of the connected charger to the laptop … Read more