
May 16, 2013 By George J Harris 4 Comments
THE Customer DATA centers run by Apple are now entirely fueled by renewable energy, as are 75% of all its corporate facilities, according to the company’s recently released ‘Apple and the Environment` report. But despite the commitment demonstrated by building one of the world‘s largest solar arrays, as well as a biogas plant, beside its new iCloud facility in Maiden, North Carolina, the … Click to Continue

May 14, 2013 By George J Harris Leave a Comment
Apple has told iOS developers that From 1 May, all apps submitted to the App Store for the approval must support devices with Retina displays and the iPhone-5 taller screen. The rule includes new apps and updates. While the Retina display has been a feature of the iPhone for two-and-a-half years, since the introduction of the iPhone 4, giving developers plenty of time to adapt, the iPhone 5 is … Click to Continue

May 12, 2013 By George J Harris 2 Comments
Apple has introduced a new system for logging into Apple ID accounts. The revised authentication process requires users to complete 2 steps before they can access their account details or make changes to account settings. The two process is currently voluntary, but once setup it also requires two pieces information to download purchases from iTunes, the AppStore or the iBookStore to a new … Click to Continue

May 9, 2013 By George J Harris Leave a Comment
Samsung is at present top the smartphone competition, so something big without doubt be supposed to come from Apple if they have strategy to reach the top over again. Apple is expected to show up their next iPhone at their international developer conference in June. Further indication that this is happen comes from reports claiming that suppliers are already creation the display for the … Click to Continue

May 1, 2013 By George J Harris 5 Comments
Know Your IPhone Knowing your IPhone helps you make better use of the apps, download updates, and to use shortcuts the iOS provides. Acquiring this knowledge may require some research, time, and fun because discovering more about your iPhone should be just that: fun. One of the fun things you will find is that the iPhone is the perfect phone for those with active … Click to Continue

April 22, 2013 By Richard Keane Leave a Comment
Without a doubt online merchandising is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. It offers convenience that is not offered by brick and mortar stores. Using the internet consumers can easily compare prices, order goods, read reviews and see products in action, without ever having to leave their home. The internet offers more information on good and services than people could ever access … Click to Continue

April 14, 2013 By Nicolas Rozenthal 2 Comments
You might not give Safari a great deal of thought.... It's such a well designed web browser that you probably don't event notice it. This is as it should be; technology serving you rather than the other way around. However, you may be able to pick up one or two tricks that you didn't previously know to make your use of the previously know to make your use of the latest version of Satari as … Click to Continue

April 10, 2013 By Nicolas Rozenthal 2 Comments
When you're new to OS X, or if you haven't used a Mac for quite some time, it can seem as if simple tasks require a bit more effort than you expect. For instance, keyboard shortcuts are listed next to common commands in the menu bar, but many have none. Not knowing how to use shortcuts can slow you down. Don't worry, though - you can still use the keyboard to access any menu, even if there's no … Click to Continue

April 9, 2013 By Nicolas Rozenthal 1 Comment
Our iPad's a clever bit of kit: using a range of technology, including a GPS chip, it nearly always knows where in the world it is., with incredible accuracy. With the Find My Friend app, you can share this location with your iPad-, iPhone- and iPod touch-owning friends, and see where they are too. There are all sorts of uses for this: find out which restaurant your friends have decided upon, for … Click to Continue

April 9, 2013 By Nicolas Rozenthal Leave a Comment
Because it's designed to accommodate multiple users, easy networking and always-on connections, OS X is very secure, more so then a Windows PC. As we'll see, other users (and outsiders) have only the level of access that you grant them. However, this can be both a strength and vulnerability, in that you could be fooled into giving a rogue users or application access privileges. This is what … Click to Continue

April 7, 2013 By Nicolas Rozenthal Leave a Comment
When you need to find something on your Mac, there are several starting points. Which one is appropriate depends on how broadly you need to search. Apps that organise large amounts of related information, such as Calendar and iTunes, have a search bar built in. But sometimes you won't have a clue where something may be stored, and that's where OS X's Spotlight features comes in handy. In fact, … Click to Continue
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