When you want to move data from an old Mac to a new one, the most reliable method is to use Apple's Migration Assistant. Found in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder, Migration Assistant ...

If you've recently upgraded your Mac -- perhaps drawn in by the ultra-sharp screen of the MacBook Pro with retina display or the idea of getting the new Mountain Lion OS on a sparkling MacBook Air-- ...

Upgrading to a new Mac is an exciting experience, but the thought of transferring all your data, settings, and applications from your old device can be daunting. Fortunately, Apple’s Migration ...

For some reason, Apple has dropped the typical $99 fee for transferring old data to newly purchased or repaired Mac devices. Moving files from an old, sluggish device to a new piece of hardware can be ...

Bob White (not the bird) needs just a little bit more help with transferring his data from an old Mac to a new one. He writes: Can I use Migration Assistant to transfer my data from my old MacBook Air ...

The big picture: Transferring your files on Apple computers used to be somewhat of a pain and required the computers be physically connected via ethernet or Thunderbolt cable. The process is somewhat ...

Posts at MacFixIt and on the Apple discussion boards frequently discuss when it's best to use Migration Assistant for a newly purchased computer: before or after creating new accounts. Here is a quick ...

If you've been looking to make the switch from Windows to macOS for some time, but you've held off because of Apple's less-than-ideal data migration utility, there's good news now. As reported by ...

The process can be completed entirely wirelessly via a peer-to-peer connection, or it can be done using a Lightning cable and an adapter. Apple says using the USB 3.0 Camera Connection Kit and an ...

Recently, I was approached by a small but growing technology company with an urgent problem: Microsoft’s announcement regarding the retirement of Azure Database for MariaDB had caught them completely ...