While much of the signature Lion design like linen and leather was replaced years later in OS X Mavericks, the Mac’s concept of borrowing the iOS app launcher with a feature called Launchpad ...

Naturally, this frustrates me to no end, especially since I like using Launchpad and my other Mac (an iMac) serenely glides on without any such trouble with randomly shuffling all of my icons ...

macOS’s Launchpad gives the Mac its own iPhone-esque Home Screen. Here’s how to use it. Wondering how to use macOS’s Launchpad? Read on! If there’s one thing that’s become clear in recent years it’s ...

Mac OS X Lion included a new feature called Launchpad, which basically takes the homescreen of iOS and brings it to the Mac. Launchpad is essentially your entire Applications folder in one ...

Launchpad, the application launcher that Apple introduced with OS X Lion (10.7), was an attempt to bring a touch of iOS to the Mac operating system. Like iOS, Launchpad displays the applications ...

Here’s how it works. Launchpad - a built-in feature of OS X for Mac - is a way to easily organize, manage and access your apps in a manner similar to that found on iOS. If you use Launchpad a ...

Apple's new Launchpad ... in OS X Lion may be a bit cumbersome to organize if you have numerous applications, so here are some tips on resetting and managing it, if needed. Topher, an avid Mac ...

QuickPick is available at $9.99 in the Mac App Store, and it gives us a taste of things to come in Lion by providing an alternative solution for OS X 10.6. Will Launchpad be different and more refined ...

Mac: If you tweak certain settings on your Mac ... a small tool that allows you to add those preferences to your Dock or Launchpad. Preferences Quick Launch is basically an AppleScript that ...