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How to Stop iCloud Calendar Spam on your Mac, iPhone and iPad

How to Stop iCloud Calendar Spam on your Mac, iPhone and iPad

Christopher Lee · Apr 5, 2017

Ask anyone to name their biggest Internet pet peeve, and odds are they’re going to say spam. Spam has always been annoying, but nowadays spam is no longer confined to your inbox, as junk-mailers are constantly finding new and creative ways of forcing you to look at their adverts – and the latest trick is […]

7 Easy Ways of Transferring iPhone Photos to Your Mac

7 Easy Ways of Transferring iPhone Photos to Your Mac

Christopher Lee · Dec 29, 2016

Smartphone cameras have come a long way in recent years, to the point where digital camera sales have dropped off dramatically – and iPhones are no different. If you own an iPhone, then you pretty much have digital camera-worthy software and hardware within arm’s reach, all day, everyday. It’s no surprise then, that we’re all […]

How to disable search suggestions on iOS and OS X

How to disable search suggestions on iOS and OS X

Christopher Lee · Jan 27, 2016

Many Apple users worldwide have reported issues with both Safari on the Mac and on iOS crashing today. The problem seems to be related to Safari’s search suggestions feature, see below for how to disable this feature. How to disable search suggestions on OS X Open Safari preferences from the menu (or by using the […]

Gmail and iOS: Making Them Work for You

Harry Robinson · May 18, 2015

Apple and Google are two giants in the world of technology. With such large competition between the two companies, it’s inevitable that difficulties will arise when trying to get products from each to work together. On previous iterations of iOS, Gmail and Apple’s native mail app didn’t sync together very well, and although improvements have […]

How to Setup Family Sharing in iOS 8

Roland Banks · Dec 30, 2014

Family Sharing is a new feature in iOS 8 that allows you to share all of the iTunes and App Store purchases you make on iOS with your family, even without sharing the same Apple ID. Additionally, there’s a level of built-in protection as children need to ask permission from the designated parent or elder before […]

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How to free up space for an iOS upgrade

Roland Banks · Nov 27, 2014

When Apple released iOS 8, many people, especially those with 16 GB devices or with lots of apps and other content, found they were unable to install the update because it required 4 or 5 GB of free space. Why does the iOS 8 upgrade need so much free space, when the update is around 1 GB? The reason is […]

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Setup Instant Hotspots the Easy Way with iOS 8

Roland Banks · Oct 28, 2014

What is an Instant Hotspot? Sometimes when you’re on the road, you need to access the Internet on your Mac but only have your iPhone with you to connect. There aren’t always Wi-Fi hotspots around, and those “free” ones sometimes require you to register or create an account. I am actually writing some of this article […]

Things you can do with an old iPhone

Christopher Lee · Jun 26, 2014

I have a drawer full of old iPhones in various states of disrepair. In the past I have given a couple away to members of my family and often considered selling the rest. But I would rather keep them, I can still vividly remember unpacking each one, even the smell of the expertly crafted packaging.

5 Creative Ways to Boost Your iPhone’s Signal

5 Creative Ways to Boost Your iPhone’s Signal

Roland Banks · Jul 11, 2013

Most of us have unfortunately at one time or another experienced poor mobile reception on the iPhone – inevitably just when you need it most. But why can your iPhone’s signal be weak in the first place? Besides the very well publicised “Antennaegate” débacle there are many reasons, but it’s commonly due to factors outside of […]

How To Free Up iCloud Space on iPhone

How To Free Up iCloud Space on iPhone

Christopher Lee · Jan 7, 2013

iCloud is great: it can remember your place across devices, download purchases, create back-ups and more. The problem is that with all this functionality, the 5gb of free space provided for all users can quickly disappear, leaving you with the option of shelling out – or reducing usage. Here’s some tips on how to do […]

10 Reasons to Upgrade to iPhone 5

Christopher Lee · Sep 14, 2012

Unless youve been hiding under a very large rock for the last few days you will no doubt be aware that Apple has finally announced the iPhone 5. In this post we will look at the key enhancements to help you decide whether or not to upgrade . Design The iPhone now comes in matt […]

What’s New in iOS 6 Maps

What’s New in iOS 6 Maps

Christopher Lee · Sep 5, 2012

When Apple announced that in the next iteration of their mobile operating system, iOS 6, they would be replacing the previously default Google Maps app with their own offering, they caused quite a stir. Google, the web giant, is quite an opponent to take on when it comes to mobile maps; the Google streetcar is […]

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