One of the most flashy and iOS-inspired features in Mac OS X Lion is Launchpad, Apple's new app launcher. Launchpad is a new way to view a grid of apps you own on your Mac, much like how an iPad's ...

Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing author to MacFixIt since the spring of 2008. One of his passions is troubleshooting Mac problems and making the best use of ...

Apple's new Launchpad feature 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 ...

Sometimes, for no especially apparent reason, it rearranges all of my icons in Launchpad in arbitrary and unpredictable ways. I cannot figure out any particular trigger event; I feel, to ...

OS Tahoe does away with the Launchpad feature that's designed to show you all of the apps on your Mac, instead replacing it with a ...

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 ...

Not a fan of Launchpad’s default five by seven grid ... substituting whatever number you like for the X: ...

Windows: It might not be the fastest way to launch apps, but OS X's Launchpad is intuitive and easy for everyone to understand. If you're hoping to get the same feature on your Windows machine ...

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 ...

With Launchpad open, just long click on an icon or folder. After two seconds, the icons and folders will begin shaking, an X will appear within each removable app or folder’s top-left corner and ...