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El Capitan in Detail
And while we’re on the subject, Andrew Cunningham and Lee Hutchinson have a rather comprehensive look at El Capitan at Ars Technica. OS X 10.11 El Capitan: The Ars Technica Review knows all and tells all. For example, here’re the … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Reviews
Tagged Andrew Cunningham, Apple, Ars Technica, El Capitan, Lee Hutchinson, OS X, OS X 10.11
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More Apple Goodies!!!
Spotted on ArsTechnica this morning: When it rains, it pours – Apple was silent for most of 2014 before dropping iOS 8, new iPhones, and the Apple Watch announcement on us last month. Now, Re/code says the company plans to … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Industry News
Tagged Andrew Cunningham, Apple, Ars Technica, iMac, Infinite Loop, iPad, iPad Mini, OS X, Re/code, rumors, Yosemite
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New to the Mac?
Welcome to the club!! (hehehe…) Moving over from Windows? Has Tim Brookes, at MakeUseOf, got the deal for you: There are times in life when you find yourself having to use something other than your first choice, out of necessity. … Continue reading
Should I Just Reinstall It?
There are times when reinstalling OS X seems like it might be the perfect/only/desperate thing to do. Justin Pot discusses various reasons you might want to do it, including: Why Not Just Reinstall Regularly? Everything Is Just… Broken When Your … Continue reading
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Tagged Justin Pot, maintenance, MakeUseOf, OS X
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Wired Ranks the Rumors
As Christina Bonnington reports in Wired: Each week, there are dozens of rumors, reports, and patent filings that hint at what’s coming out of Cupertino next. Some are legit, but many are totally bogus. With this year’s WWDC behind us, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Christina Bonnington, iOS 8, OS X, rumors, Wired, Yosemite
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How Many *Have* You Used?
Ever notice the Utility folder, in the Applications folder, on your Mac? Go ahead, take a look… All kinds of interesting stuff in there, eh? 9 Useful In-Built Mac OS X Utilities You’ve Probably Never Used introduces nine utilities and … Continue reading
Macworld HELP DESK 02.14.2014
Handy with the stuff in the toolbox? Feeling brave and bold?? Advice from an Apple Tech: The right tools for the job will be right up your alley. If all of those tools and other stuff in (what passes for) … Continue reading
Macworld HELP DESK 01.03.2014
Just in time for the new year, Dr Breen presents 5 resolutions for a better digital life. Master the command line: Navigating files and folders provides a good introduction to dealing with UNIX, the workhorse behind the pretty OS X … Continue reading
Posted in Tips
Tagged backup, command line, GarageBand, hard drive, hardware, HELP DESK, how-to, Lightroom, MacBook Pro, Macworld, man pages, music, OS X, photo editing, photography, photos, security, SSD, Terminal, troubleshooting, UNIX
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Macworld HELP DESK 12.06.2013
Apple’s seeming desire to eliminate optical discs from the face of the Earth notwithstanding, Automator workflow of the month: An easier way to burn movies to DVD offers an easy-to-follow workflow to get your video efforts onto DVD. Contemplating adding … Continue reading
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Tagged AirPlay, audio, Automator, backup, Bluetooth, DVD, HELP DESK, iCloud, iDVD, iMac, iMovie, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Macworld, Mavericks, Migration Assistant, OS X, productivity, refurbished, Retina, security, speakers, Time Machine, video editing
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Macworld HELP DESK 11.29.2013
I’m still waiting (in vain, I’m sure) for handwriting recognition, à la the Newton, but until then, it *is* nice to have a good choice of styli: iPad stylus buying guide: Find the perfect tablet accessory. Keep snooping relatives out … Continue reading