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Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).
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iOS 11 is here! If you need a few pointers (who doesn't) then MacLife has a great free 147 tips guide: Link
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the head's up Andy! I already did the update last night and fortunately for me, I'm not using Microsoft based email so the issue didn't bite me. Big bummer for those that were hit with it!
And yes, I'm loving this update! The new dock on iPad is the real standout for me, along with the multi-tasking improvements. iPad is feeling like waaaay more of a desktop replacement in a lot of cases now. (Although the downside is how it's starting to make me crave a bigger screen, like the larger iPad Pro model. All part of Apple's nefarious plan to sell more iPads, I'm sure ;-)
On iPhone, the new Control Center is pretty sweet.
Still exploring a lot of the changes though, but this feels like one of the best major iOS versions in a while (well, other than that Outlook bug. That part is lame.)
And yes, I'm loving this update! The new dock on iPad is the real standout for me, along with the multi-tasking improvements. iPad is feeling like waaaay more of a desktop replacement in a lot of cases now. (Although the downside is how it's starting to make me crave a bigger screen, like the larger iPad Pro model. All part of Apple's nefarious plan to sell more iPads, I'm sure ;-)
On iPhone, the new Control Center is pretty sweet.
Still exploring a lot of the changes though, but this feels like one of the best major iOS versions in a while (well, other than that Outlook bug. That part is lame.)
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Driving Mode is KEWL, and turns on Do not Distrub me, and sends Auto Texts!
It's a Good Reason for me, to let people know I cannot email whilst I await a patch from my Phone!
We drew straws in the office today, who should be the gambler and upgrade, last time we upgrade a major iOS we ended up with a brick!
It's a Good Reason for me, to let people know I cannot email whilst I await a patch from my Phone!
We drew straws in the office today, who should be the gambler and upgrade, last time we upgrade a major iOS we ended up with a brick!
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Today is Iphone 8 day!
Finally Iphone 8 X will be revealed: there will be three new models and third generation of IWatch that from rumors will be the first using a SIM and so not connected directly to an Ip
hone.
Finally Iphone 8 X will be revealed: there will be three new models and third generation of IWatch that from rumors will be the first using a SIM and so not connected directly to an Ip
hone.
For those of us, that like seeing our alma maters take a pigskin and strategically move down the field, you'll be happy to know that ESPN on the 4th Gen Apple TV has just made it an even better experience. You can now watch four games at once! That means you can watch your school's arch rival, the arch rival of your spouse's school, your alma mater, and your husband's/wife's alma mater all at the same time. Since my wife is an ND grad and I'm a Cardinal, we can now both poke fun at each other while being in the same room (no more separate TVs), which ultimately means the buffalo wings and Guinness are in the same room too. If this is not reason enough for you to get excited, then how about the other great things that come with the autumn season: the grass is barely growing, holiday cheer is in the air, and pumpkin spice is back in your coffee mug. Either way, I hope the autumn season brings you the happiness you deserve and that your school makes it to a bowl game.
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This sounds pretty cool! I'm especially excited for Disney's recent announcement that they will have a dedicated ESPN streaming service that isn't tied to a cable subscription. I just "cut the cord" again, and live sports are really the only thing that we miss and is frustrating to access.
After logging on and while using his Mac OS X 10.9.5 computer a user repeatedly receives messages about things wanting to access and use the keychain similar to the message shown in the screenshot.
I have already performed first aid on the keychain and then verified the keychain but continue to get this message.
If we click the Cancel button this message continues to appear and keeps prompting for this password which we don't know.
What can be done to fix this issue?
I have already performed first aid on the keychain and then verified the keychain but continue to get this message.
If we click the Cancel button this message continues to appear and keeps prompting for this password which we don't know.
What can be done to fix this issue?
A lot of changes from 2006. We can start many discussions from the evaluation of this chart. http://www.visualcapitalist.com/chart-valuable-brands-world/?utm_source=linkedIn_utm_medium=social_utm_campaign=SocialWarfare
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I think they are considering "Tech" companies when business happens on the internet. It greatly reduces the concept of tech companies and technology.
Technology
1. The branch of knowledge that deals with the creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society, and the environment, drawing upon such subjects as industrial arts, engineering, applied science, and pure science.
2. the application of this knowledge for practical ends.
3.the terminology of an art, science, etc.; technical nomenclature.
4.a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like.
5.the sum of the ways in which social groups provide themselves with the material objects of their civilization.
I would consider those "tech" companies more related to Innovation, VAS Companies
Technology
1. The branch of knowledge that deals with the creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society, and the environment, drawing upon such subjects as industrial arts, engineering, applied science, and pure science.
2. the application of this knowledge for practical ends.
3.the terminology of an art, science, etc.; technical nomenclature.
4.a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like.
5.the sum of the ways in which social groups provide themselves with the material objects of their civilization.
I would consider those "tech" companies more related to Innovation, VAS Companies
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I agree, it's a fine line as to what you consider a tech company or not.
If VZW is not a tech company, then Apple shouldn't be. They had about 66% of the sales from iPhone. Only 10% of sales were from Mac. What about Visa? That may not be consumer tech, but it is a the backbone for credit card transactions. Before there was a public world wide web, there was visanet.
If VZW is not a tech company, then Apple shouldn't be. They had about 66% of the sales from iPhone. Only 10% of sales were from Mac. What about Visa? That may not be consumer tech, but it is a the backbone for credit card transactions. Before there was a public world wide web, there was visanet.
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This article outlines the struggles that Macs encounter in Windows-dominated workplace environments – and what Mac users can do to improve their network connectivity and remain productive.
Keen on getting Apple tech news updates? A longtime member just showed me this guy's website. Pretty neat.
http://techguylabs.com/news
http://techguylabs.com/news
If you forgot that the WWDC was today, then here is a link to the live feed for Apple. See you there!
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@Brandon: You're forgetting the market of people that don't want Amazon and Google listening to everything they say all the time :-)
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Apple does have a slight advantage there with it's anonymous encrypted IDs.
I fully agree with not wanting unknown companies listening all the time. On the spectrum of who is listening when, Microsoft is the worst with Windows 10, Cortana, and being actively hostile towards privacy issues. After that comes Google who does everything mysteriously, doesn't document much of what they do or give you many controls, and has an interest in gathering as much data as possible to sell to advertisers.
On the other hand Amazon Alexa doesn't listen all the time. They have very clear documentation on exactly what they do when and they let you view or delete your complete voice history at any time. Furthermore there is a physical switch to turn the microphones off. They also have a fully open SDK for both hardware and software. Their main interest is getting you to buy stuff, just like Apple.
I fully agree with not wanting unknown companies listening all the time. On the spectrum of who is listening when, Microsoft is the worst with Windows 10, Cortana, and being actively hostile towards privacy issues. After that comes Google who does everything mysteriously, doesn't document much of what they do or give you many controls, and has an interest in gathering as much data as possible to sell to advertisers.
On the other hand Amazon Alexa doesn't listen all the time. They have very clear documentation on exactly what they do when and they let you view or delete your complete voice history at any time. Furthermore there is a physical switch to turn the microphones off. They also have a fully open SDK for both hardware and software. Their main interest is getting you to buy stuff, just like Apple.
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Good morning, Apple Geeks!
If you haven't done so already, please update your iPhone/iPad/Apple TV (4th Gen) / and Mac.
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/05/15/apple-releases-ios-10-3-2/
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/05/15/apple-releases-macos-sierra-10-12-5/
Have a wonderful Tuesday everyone.
If you haven't done so already, please update your iPhone/iPad/Apple TV (4th Gen) / and Mac.
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/05/15/apple-releases-ios-10-3-2/
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/05/15/apple-releases-macos-sierra-10-12-5/
Have a wonderful Tuesday everyone.
Good morning Geeks!
If you use Hulu, you'll like this news. Hulu now has Live TV! This means for those of us that have cut the cable cord, we now have a legitimate way of watching Live TV for possibly $40. Why possibly?
As of now, the release of this app is before any official announcement of it, so you'll have to stay tuned (yeah I went there) to find out how much it will really cost.
Have a great Wednesday everyone!
If you use Hulu, you'll like this news. Hulu now has Live TV! This means for those of us that have cut the cable cord, we now have a legitimate way of watching Live TV for possibly $40. Why possibly?
As of now, the release of this app is before any official announcement of it, so you'll have to stay tuned (yeah I went there) to find out how much it will really cost.
Have a great Wednesday everyone!
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Hi, Brian!
I agree. I feel that if Hulu really wants to compete with the cable companies, then they'll need to lower the price to $20 -$15.
Why?
Because most of us already pay $10 to Netflix for our on demand entertainment and don't like the idea that we'lll have to pay the price of a basic cable channel package ($50-$60) to get a live TV stream.
Having the ability to watch my college football teams (when the season starts up again) will be nice though.
I agree. I feel that if Hulu really wants to compete with the cable companies, then they'll need to lower the price to $20 -$15.
Why?
Because most of us already pay $10 to Netflix for our on demand entertainment and don't like the idea that we'lll have to pay the price of a basic cable channel package ($50-$60) to get a live TV stream.
Having the ability to watch my college football teams (when the season starts up again) will be nice though.
Good morning fellow Apple Geeks!
If you own a first generation Apple Watch, and its battery starts to swell for some reason, Apple has extended out the warranty for you. Despite this being a flaw in the batteries, I get excited when Apple does things like this. To me, it shows the obvious business smarts they have onboard, and that they are willing to do what we call in the military, "the hard right over the easy wrong."
In short, Apple doesn't need to extend the warranty to keep people purchasing their products. However, by doing this they are fortifying the loyalty among their base, and shocking the newcomers who are stepping into the realm of Apple for the first time. That's what happens when you own up to your faults and then try to correct them.
Good on you Apple!
If you own a first generation Apple Watch, and its battery starts to swell for some reason, Apple has extended out the warranty for you. Despite this being a flaw in the batteries, I get excited when Apple does things like this. To me, it shows the obvious business smarts they have onboard, and that they are willing to do what we call in the military, "the hard right over the easy wrong."
In short, Apple doesn't need to extend the warranty to keep people purchasing their products. However, by doing this they are fortifying the loyalty among their base, and shocking the newcomers who are stepping into the realm of Apple for the first time. That's what happens when you own up to your faults and then try to correct them.
Good on you Apple!
Apple Networking
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Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).
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