Installing apps from Apple's own Mac App Store is one way to minimize your risk, but not everything you might want is available there.

We examine the different ways to download and install Mac apps, whether from the Mac App Store or the internet, and what to do when apps won't install.

Apple's macOS Sequoia now lets you install apps on external SSD drives instead of taking up space on your internal one — but it doesn't tell you this, so here's how to do it.

If you don't install iPhone apps on the M1 MacBook Air, Pro, Mini, you're missing out Apple's new Macs can run the same apps that you use on your iPhone. Here's what you need to know.

Next, open iTunes on your Mac or PC, then go to the iTunes Store, and sign in using the Apple ID associated with your phone. Go to the App Store, then find an app you want to download.

If you're running out of space on your Mac's internal drive, macOS Sequoia 15.1 includes a handy new feature that lets you install large apps directly to external storage. Here's how to use it to ...

How to Install Apps From Outside Your Phone's App Store You don't have to stay inside Google and Apple's walled gardens. But if you choose to venture out, proceed with caution.