What does HFS, HFS+, APFS, NTFS, exFAT and FAT32 mean ? July 1, 2026 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet HFS, HFS+, APFS, NTFS, exFAT, and FAT32 are different file systems used for formatting hard drives. Each file system has [...] Read more
What are file types and how to identify them February 7, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet Computer file types are used to identify the format of a file and determine which program should be used to [...] Read more
How to re-setup Apple Photos after data recovery February 9, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet The Photos app on Apple devices is a convenient way to store, organise, and view your photos and videos. However, [...] Read more
How to re-setup Apple iPhoto after data recovery February 9, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet Re-setting up iPhoto after data recovery can be done by following these steps: Install iPhoto: If you don't already have [...] Read more
What to do with iPhoto if you now use Windows instead of a Mac February 9, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet iPhoto is a photo management application that was developed by Apple for use on their Mac computers. If you no [...] Read more
What is Apple Fusion Drive ? February 11, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet An Apple Fusion Drive is a type of hybrid storage solution used in some of Apple's desktop computers. It combines [...] Read more
What is Apple Time-Machine ? February 11, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet Apple Time Machine is a backup solution for Apple's macOS operating system. It was first introduced in Mac OS X [...] Read more
What is Apple Time-Capsule ? February 11, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet Apple Time Capsule is a wireless network attached storage (NAS) device designed and marketed by Apple Inc. It was first [...] Read more
SATA vs Thunderbolt vs USB February 12, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet SATA (Serial ATA) is a computer bus interface for connecting storage devices such as hard drives and CD/DVD drives to [...] Read more
Universal Serial Bus (USB) explained February 12, 2023 Dragon FAQ's No comments yet Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology has revolutionised the way we connect devices to our computers. USB is a standard that [...] Read more