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Renny Willins
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Oct 26 2013
Mavericks- please wait
On the 23rd of October Apple stunned the world with the announcement that Mavericks (their latest OS) was to be free. This fuelled a rush to download and install and I bet you are thinking seriously about doing same but I would advise you wait and approach the upgrade with caution. So why am I …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.macservicesact.com.au/mavericks-please-wait/
Oct 21 2013
iOS7 Help
Once upon a time it wasn’t uncommon to pick up someone’s iPhone and find they hadn’t upgraded it since its release. Now with wireless upgrades and media attention I guess it shouldn’t be surprising that almost everyone I know (teenagers and grandmothers alike) have applied the iOS7 upgrade. Indeed there is a strong possibility that …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.macservicesact.com.au/new-features-of-ios7/
Oct 20 2013
iWork in the cloud – at last
Up till now if you wanted to sit down and compose a Pages document (or Keynote presentation or Numbers spreadsheet for that matter) you needed to do it at your Mac. Its true that you could do this on your iPad or iPhone but sometimes you need a bigger screen. Sometimes to need more elbow …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.macservicesact.com.au/iwork-in-the-cloud-at-last/
Oct 20 2013
Using your iPhone overseas – solved.
UPDATE 3/10/2014: Globalgig have started offering sim packages that are worth having a look at. Here is a very good article from the folks at LifeHacker to tell you all about it. Well worth considering I think. With me taking three iPhones and two iPads overseas the obvious question was….How am I going to manage …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.macservicesact.com.au/using-your-iphone-overseas-solved/
Oct 19 2013
MacBook Air recall
Apple has just announced that they are recalling last years MacBook Air due to some faulty 64 and 128GB SSD drives. Not all models are affected so its important to visit the Apple support page to determine if in fact your model is one of those affected. If you have a Time Machine backup, make …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.macservicesact.com.au/macbook-air-recall/
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