by Garret Cleversley | Feb 10, 2020 | Apple Pros, APros Archive, Article, ASMC, ASMC Archive, Catalina, Mac, Mojave, Restricted Content, Solution, troubleshooting, upgrade
For some Mac users, macOS 10.15 Catalina is no longer a choice. That’s because the new 16-inch MacBook Pro and the 2019 Mac Pro that Apple released late last year ship with Catalina installed and can’t run any previous version of macOS. But for most people, it’s time...
by Garret Cleversley | Jan 31, 2020 | Apple Pros, APros Archive, Article, ASMC, ASMC Archive, Mac, Photos, productivity, Restricted Content, Solution
Digital cameras have been around long enough that people have stopped making snarky comments about how hard it is to find anything in a shoebox filled with hundreds of unorganized photos. But given the tens of thousands of photos many of us now have, it’s hard to be...
by Garret Cleversley | Jan 29, 2020 | Apple Pros, APros Archive, Article, ASMC, ASMC Archive, iPhone, location, Mac, privacy, Restricted Content, Solution
The New York Times recently published a bombshell article revealing just how completely our every movement is tracked by companies in the business of selling our locations to advertisers, marketers, and others. Anonymous sources provided the Times with a dataset from...
by Garret Cleversley | Jan 27, 2020 | Apple Pros, APros Archive, Article, ASMC, ASMC Archive, customization, email, Explainer, Mac, Mail, Restricted Content
Email has been around for decades, but there are no hard-and-fast rules for how you should close a message with either the signoff or the signature block. If you’ve always wondered about the best ways to finish off a message or are uncomfortable with what you’ve been...
by Garret Cleversley | Jan 24, 2020 | Apple Pros, APros Archive, Article, ASMC, ASMC Archive, Guided Access, How-To, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Restricted Content
Let’s get one thing straight. You know that you should never, ever share your iPhone or iPad passcode with anyone you don’t trust implicitly, like a spouse or adult child, right? That’s because, with your iOS passcode, someone could change your Apple ID password, and...
