Five years pass fast, especially with rapid tech changes. Apple’s advancements from new iPhones and iOS updates to Mac innovations have continually enhanced our daily tech. Here’s to the next five years of The Apple Geek.

Open source isn’t just about free software it’s about control, creativity, and community. From photo editing to retro tech projects, learn why I choose open source over commercial alternatives.

Discover PairDrop, the free, open-source alternative to AirDrop that enables seamless, encrypted file transfers across devices without the need for sign-ups or installations.

Learn the essential Terminal commands for macOS and Linux. Step-by-step guide for beginners to navigate directories, create files, and manage your system safely.

Running Ubuntu on a MacBook is powerful, but it can feel off. Here’s how to tweak the keyboard, trackpad, fonts, and system settings so your Linux setup behaves like macOS.

Apple’s new “Underdogs: BSOD” ad pokes fun at Windows crashes, highlighting Mac reliability and security in a witty, cinematic showdown.

Learn how to use rsync on macOS and Linux for fast, reliable file syncing. Step-by-step guide, tips, and best practices for beginners and power users alike.

The infamous AMD Radeon dGPU failure that left thousands of otherwise perfect machines effectively useless.

Looking for a comprehensive Apple product database? Mactracker provides detailed specs, history, and support status for every Apple device. Download the free app today!

BMT is a website which allows you to get the most music on either a MiniDisc or Tape. With a simple UI and funky colours its a must for all MD geeks.

The ATVUOS Tracker a genuine contender has a AirTag alternative.