Find Apple Pay Retailers
You can use the Maps App in iOS or on the Mac to find retailers that accept Apple Pay. Once the retailer is located either OS will give you a ...
2019 iMac Unboxing
Well, I finally received my 2019 iMac 27” from Apple today. This is such a super nice machine. The outer form factor is the same as my previous Intel iMac, but the inside is totally new and improved over my Late 2012 model.
Read More »iTunes Breakup
Are you ready for this? It looks like the beleaguered iTunes App will be split into several different Apps in macOS 10.15. All I can say is “its about time”!
Read More »Weather Guru Revisited
I wrote a review of the Weather Guru App from FIPLAB a few years ago. It is a neat little weather App if you need or wish to keep track of weather in your area or other parts of the country. I stopped using it for a while, depending on WeatherUnderground for my weather.
Read More »Deleting iPhone “Other” Storage
If you are having problems with not enough space on your iPhone check out this solution. If you look in your Settings iPhone Storage area you will see a category called “Other”.
Read More »How To Delete A Parallels Virtual Machine
However, there comes a time when you don’t need that virtual machine any longer. This article describes how to properly Delete a Parallels virtual operating system. Deleting unused virtual machines will definitely free up space on your main hard drive.
Read More »Are You A Mac Newbie?
I probably do not publish enough articles aimed at people new to the Macintosh platform. So, I thought I would link to this article which covers just about every aspect of the Macintosh and macOS.
Read More »Mojave 10.14.5 Beta 2
Apple released the Beta 2 for Mojave 10.14.5 yesterday. I installed and tested it, there were no problems. At this stage of the macOS update cycle there are not usually any new features introduced
Read More »Splitting PDF Files With PDFelement
What we are told these days is to not send large files via Email. If you need to get a large file to someone we are told to use Dropbox, Google Drive or some other Cloud service. But, what if you don’t have an ongoing need for those services and just want to send an occasional large file via Email?
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