Best of Mac — March 2023

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    Raycast Pro

    Harness the power of AI with Raycast Pro. Customize your Mac with themes, access ChatGPT for coding assistance, and simplify tasks with AI commands. Stay organized, keep your desktop clean, and unlock a new level of productivity. Pro Plan subscribers get exclusive features.

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    Essential macOS-only apps for 2023 – Michael Matloka

    Discover the top macOS-only apps for 2023, including the best video player, window snapping tool, screen recording tool, and more.

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    The best mechanical keyboards to buy right now

    The Verge lists the best mechanical keyboards of 2023 - The Verge. It’s hard to beat the tactility, durability, or good looks of a mechanical keyboard, but if you’re looking for one, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are our top picks, including both wired and wireless models.

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    Cliptonite - Clipboard Manager - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024

    Cliptonite is a MacOS app that provides a fun way to maintain your clipboard history. It lives in the menubar and allows for quick copying and pasting.

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    Apple’s WWDC 2023 kicks off on June 5th

    The full event will run from June 5th through June 9th in an online format. Last year the company used the event to announce iOS 16’s customizable lockscreens, its home app refresh, Stage Manager, the M2 chip, and more.

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    Microsoft makes Outlook for Mac free to use

    Microsoft has made Outlook for Mac free to use, eliminating the need for a Microsoft 365 subscription or Office license. The app supports various email providers, including Outlook.com, Gmail, iCloud, and Yahoo. It has been optimized for Apple's latest macOS design changes and M1/M2 chips, and offers features such as a macOS widget, native notification center support, and handoff with iOS devices. Microsoft is also planning to add new features, such as a menu bar peek option and support for Apple's Focus experience.

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