Posted on May 3rd, 2013 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
You finally took the plunge and switched from your Windows PC to a Mac! Goodbye, viruses and BSoDs! To make sure you can still work, you should probably install Office for Mac 2011. Using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook means that you can easily share files and emails with your co-workers just like you did [...]
Posted on March 5th, 2013 by Jules | No Comments »
There is a new innovative app available free for download on the iPhone and Android markets that is a must have. The app is called Carat and it’s an app that does wonders in locating power consuming apps and saving battery power. This app had humble beginnings as a UC Berkeley research project, but since being released for [...]
Posted on February 22nd, 2013 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
Is your Exchange server getting bogged down by your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch users running iOS 6.1 because of the Exchange bug? You may have seen increased network activity or increased Exchange processor load on the server or decreased battery life on the effected iOS devices. You may have heard about iOS users complaining [...]
Posted on February 18th, 2013 by Curtis Kelley | No Comments »
It wasn’t that long ago that I carried my notebook and pen to every meeting. It was a tried and true method that served me well….until my iPad came along. At first I would bring both, but soon it was just the iPad. With the Apple cover, I can prop it up at a [...]
Posted on January 31st, 2013 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
A common issue many smart phone users is transferring their contacts between phones. Yesterday my friend got a new Android phone and after inserting the sim card from iPhone I noticed he has no contacts. It seems all his contacts are kept on his iPhone memory and not on the sim. I’ve seen it talked [...]
Posted on September 26th, 2012 by Tony Cooper | No Comments »
The hype continues! This is the word around the cell phone and marketing world when someone speaks about Apple® and their notorious iPhones. The iPhone 5 was unveiled earlier this week and shortly after, breaking record after record and showing why they are the leader in the United States when it comes to sales and [...]
Posted on September 10th, 2012 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
Here’s the quick summary: a jury in California decided that Samsung infringed on a number of Apple’s patents and it awarded Apple over $1 billion in damages. You can read more about the verdict at Computerworld.com, but Samsung is expected to appeal the ruling sometime next month. But what does it mean for Samsung customers, [...]
Posted on September 4th, 2012 by Austin Leach | 1 Comment »
Exchange Server 2003 came into this world on September 28, 2003. It brought with it a host of new features, including improved migration tools to ease the transition from older versions of Exchange, enhanced heuristic message filtering to help direct spam into the Junk folder, and, if you had Service Pack 2 installed, a database [...]
Posted on July 26th, 2012 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
OtterBox Defender, the three layered iPhone 4s defense case. The OtterBox Defender case is a heavy-duty case that does a fantastic job protecting your iPhone. This case has three layers. The first layer of this case is a inner plastic shell that you slide you phone into, this is a very hard and light [...]
Posted on July 13th, 2012 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
As reported by macosrumors.com, the Golden Master (GM) build of Mac OS X Mountain Lion has been seeded to developers. GM status means that this is the build that will be released to the public, barring any last-minute issues that may crop up. Apple first gave us a preview of the over 200 new features [...]