Those who do most of their writing on a MacBook, may or may not be aware of a few handy tips that will save time, and optimize their workflow.

Water, or any kind of fluids can do all sorts of damage, once filtering under laptop keyboards, or inside the battery compartment, or anywhere live circuitry is exposed. Liquids not only can cause shorts and even battery damage, unchecked rust can accelerate the aging process of a MacBook, especially for components that are too expensive to replace, like the logic board. Fortunately, the damage from water spill or even immersion, can be curbed, if caught on time.

Replacing a panel on a 2015 12 inch MacBook is not as easy as removing a few phillips screws. The Unibody design on the new MacBook requires a bit of work to be disassembled correctly, and the proper tools. Here is how to do it properly.

Just like any computer, older MacBooks and other Mac devices slow down overtime, sometime due to wear of internal hardware, particularly HDD storage, whose constant spinning over years of usage, but most often, by presence of old files and data generated by years of usage, which can, and will cause data corruption overtime.