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Saturday, September 17, 2016

Some wekend reading:

7 Science Museums You Should Follow on Instagram

http://mentalfloss.com/article/85614/7-science-museums-you-should-follow-instagram

Campaign Comics Templates for Kids

http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2016/09/campaign-comics-templates-for-kids.html#.V9s-8XDQWOU

Dropbox Adds Scanning Feature to iOS App

How to clear space on your iPhone without deleting photos

Safari 10 Will Disable Flash and Other Legacy Plug-Ins by Default

The Best Bluetooth Wireless Headphones For iPhone 7 [Under $50]

How to Make iPhone Flashlight Less Bright


How to Let Emergency Contacts Reach You When Do Not Disturb Is Turned On


How to Customize iPhone Lock Screen Access


Getting Apple's iPhone 7? Here's your upgrade checklist

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/getting-apple-iphone-7-heres-your-upgrade-checklist/

It’s Official! You Can Now Update to iOS 10; Here’s How  http://www.iphonelife.com/content/how-to-update-to-ios-10?&utm_source=tip_newsletter&utm_medium=email

How to Back Up Your iPhone to iTunes on Your Computer


iOS 10: Our Complete Overview

iPhone 7: Our Complete Overview

Some weekend reading:

Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus hands-on: Better, faster, stronger

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-iphone-7-and-7-plus-hands-on-better-faster-stronger-014914043.html

Comment: The iPhone 7 Plus camera system has an impressive shallow depth of field effect, but it has limits

Apple Announces macOS Sierra to Launch on Tuesday, September 20


Anti-encryption bill changes would limit some effects on security


Saturday, September 19, 2015

New to MAC

Have some fun......
New to MAC
How to set up and start using iTunes on Mac
Browser Fairy Overcomes Browser Commitment Phobia
Twitter Removes 140-Character Limit From DMs
OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive and Box: Which cloud storage service is right for you? - CNET
Your complete guide to Apple's iCloud Drive - CNET
OS X: El Capitan's Deletion of "Repair Disk Permissions" Could Impact You - The Mac Observer
How to Sell Your Old iPhone on eBay

iDevices
How to fix battery life issues in iOS 8.4.1
How to get YouTube back on your Apple TV (second gen)
Compose Yourself! Add Your Voice to Your Flipboard Magazines
Attackers can access Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive files without a user's password           
Suspicious Package Lets You Inspect .pkg Files Before You Install Them
How to get desktop notifications for Gmail in OS X without using Mail

Photography
How to AirDrop photos and videos between Macs and iOS devices | Macworld


General
With new chip credit cards on way here's what consumers need to know

Apple Music Festival Arriving in September for Ten Nights at London’s Roundhouse

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Steve Zalot @ Macs@Pacs

Saturday May 16th 2009
Come to listen and learn with
Steve Zalot
Senior Apple Systems Engineer
From Macs@Pacs on the Web

Time: 9am to 11:45 am
Come early because seating may be limited.
New Location:
All meetings, unless otherwise noted are held at:

Community Center 2nd floor
Super Giant Food Store
315 York Road
Willow Grove PA. 19090

http://pacsnet.org/directions.php

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Steve Zalot returns

Saturday September 20th, 2009
Come to listen and learn with
Steve Zalot
Senior Apple Systems Engineer

Time: 9am to 11:45 am
Come early because seating may be limited.
New Location:
All meetings, unless otherwise noted are held at:

Community Center 2nd floor

Super Giant Food Store

315 York Road

Willow Grove PA. 19090

http://pacsnet.org/directions.php

Is Cuil killing the Internet?


While the world gets excited over Google’s new open-source browser, Chrome, a new story is emerging about one of the Web’s next-generation utilities: Cuil, the search engine heralded as a “Google killer,” might just be taking out the entire Internet, one site at a time.

As TechCrunch’s Don Reisinger reports, Cuil’s Twiceler indexing bot is so bandwith-hungry that it’s shutting down sites all over the Web:

See the full article here: http://blogs.zdnet.com/gadgetreviews/?p=338


IDF and the new Mac notebooks

ZDnet news provides this information:

The Intel Developer Forum makes it clear what Apple’s new notebooks - which I (Robin Harris) predict will be announced Tuesday, September 16 - will offer. Will it be worth the wait? If longer battery life and higher performance are important to you - yes.

And if you weren’t waiting? The new designs and features may make you rethink your allegiance to Windows - as so many already have.

IDF tells us a lot
So what’s coming? Here’s what the Storage Bits crystal ball reveals:
* Quad cores.
* Switchable graphics.
* WiMax.
* Solid-state disks.
* Larger memory capacity.
* RGB LED backlight.
* No internal optical drives.
* Blu-ray support.
* 64 bit hardware -
* A glass trackpad the size of …
* Pervasive power management.

But what will they look like?

Apple has lots of other technology that it can incorporate to create a real geewhiz experience. No one in the industry does it better. Whatever they do there will be some hits and some misses but the image of their design leadership will continue.

The Storage Bits take….

Apple’s notebook team has been working on these products for years. Their tight HW and SW integration coupled with Microsoft’s long development cycles means that Apple will be well positioned to take market share.
Click here for the complete article: http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=352

Google announces new browser -- Chrome

Google will launch a Web browser called Chrome that will take on Microsoft’s chrome.jpgInternet Explorer and apparently Mozilla’s Firefox, which the search giant essentially funds.
  • Google’s browser will be open source;
  • Chrome will include a JavaScript Virtual Machine built from scratch;
  • Tabs will be moved around;
  • The browser has an address bar with auto-completion.
  • There’s a privacy feature like IE has;
  • And Google aims to be proactive about fighting phishing and malware attacks.
  • http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=9847



Here is the link to read the comic book that explains the browser.
http://kara.allthingsd.com/20080901/heres-the-google-chrome-browser-comic-book-hey-microsoft-kaa-pow/

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Slashdot: News for Nerds and Things That Matter.....

Want to know what is happening out there in the world. Check out the stories on this website.
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Slashdot stories can be listened to in audio form via an RSS feed, as read by our own robotic overlord.
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