macOS Ventura

Apple introduced background sounds with iPhone last year. It’s an accessibility feature that you can use to play ambient sounds like rain, ocean, stream, etc. to mask unwanted environmental or external noises. But Mac users were sorely left behind.

Now, with macOS Ventura, even Mac users can ditch third-party apps for their ambient sound needs. Targeted primarily to neurodiverse users, background sounds can help users focus, stay calm, or rest. There are a bunch of noises to choose from, like ocean, rain, stream, balanced sound, bright noise, and dark noise. These sounds can play continuously in the background

There are a lot of features on the macOS that are there to help boost your productivity. Hot Corners are one of these features. But like many other tools in your arsenal, they’ve got their lovers as well as haters.

While Hot Corners are there to speed up certain actions, they can often end up being a nuisance. Many users end up activating the action associated with them accidentally. If you too find the Hot Corners in your Mac more disruptive than useful, you can easily disable them.

What are Hot Corners?

Hot Corners, as the name suggests,

When we’re working on something on our Macs, the number of windows that are open on our screens generally end up getting out of hand. And while there have been tools like Mission Control and Spaces to better streamline your workflow, neither of them helped with the mess on your desktop.

With macOS Ventura, Apple has introduced another tool to manage your apps – Stage Manager. And Stage Manager can truly help rein in the chaos on our screens, especially when there are a large number of apps open.

One of the best features of Stage Manager is that