About

Technology is everywhere. Whether at home, work, school, or anywhere else, you’re going to encounter it. You are even watching or this on an electronic device.

Here at Apple Guide, we want to take an elementary look at how to unlock your tech’s useful features and what makes it all work.

Our goal is to simplify what may appear to be a complicated tech topic into something everyone can understand. It’s designed for the average user, someone who turns on their computer to check their email, watch some TV, and pay the bills, but also wants to know how it all works.

We want to make meaningful and useful content while focusing on the Apple Ecosystem, like your iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, etc. But, we will be touching on topics that span wider than just the Apple Ecosystem, including Windows, Android, and other basic consumer electronics.

You can find all of our articles in three formats, written, audio, and video. You can find our written articles on our website AppleGuideWeb.com and on Medium. Our videos can be found on YouTube and Facebook. Or you can listen anywhere you get podcasts. But, no matter whether you’re listening, watching, or reading you will get the same content!

You can stay up to date with our latest post by following Apple Guide Web on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Lastly, if you like what you see here, consider becoming a Patreon. We have three affordable tiers to choose from and even a loyalty program that comes with merch.

You can find all of those links in the description below.

So, come along on the education journey and explore the power technology has placed in your hands.

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Ethics of Blogging

As a tech blog, it is our job to provide accurate and up-to-date content free from outside influence. Here are some protocols implemented to preserve the accountability and authenticity of Apple Guide:

Accuracy

We strive to have the most up to date and accurate information as possible.

Each post is written weeks in advance. This extended time allows for the story to further develop and mature. During this time we can make the necessary changes knowing that when the article is ready to be published it will be as comprehensive and detailed as possible.

Nonetheless, it’s still possible for mistakes to fall through the cracks. If you find any inconsistencies you can report them in the comments of the post or video or use the form on the contact page.

Following the post is a list of sources and resources referenced in the article that readers and viewers can use to further their understanding of that topic.

Technology changes quickly. Because of this older posts may become outdated. However, to preserve the old ways of doing things these pages will not be updated. If you come across something that you think is no longer accurate please let us know. We will be more than happy to put a disclaimer at the top of the post stating that some or all content may be out of date. If there is a demand for the content to be updated, it will be posted separately from the original.

Sponsorships

A company can NEVER and will NEVER be able to sponsor a review. A “showcase” is a sponsored “review” in the form of an unboxing and/or rundown of that manufacturer’s product or service. We will NEVER voice our personal opinions or endorsement of products sponsored through a showcase. Reviews will ONLY be complete on tech where Apple Guide has FULL control over the editorial process. Reviews will NEVER be influenced by the manufacturer of the product or service.

In order to be transparent, we will clearly disclose which posts are sponsored showcases and which are unbias reviews.

About the Author

Hello, my name is Ralph Shepherd and I love Tech. Ever since I was little I remember using my parents original iMac G3 playing games like Nanosaur and Bugdom. During this time I would look over my father’s shoulders watching do everything from photo edit, browse the web, and so much more. I was in awe of everything you can do with a computer. This is what inspired me to learn more so I started clicking around and exploring the original versions of macOS. Then iOS came around with the iPhone and two years later the iPad. These innovations in technology are what sparked my interest in the mobile tech world. Then my grandmother would get an iPad and that’s when I learned to love teaching others how to use their technology. As my experience grew I was inspired to create this site in an attempt to help everyone to use their technology to their fullest. That’s why this site is not only geared towards the pros, there are many sites for them. Here at Apple Guide, we want to show the average consumer how to do something new and explaining using pictures, videos, and articles for product reviews and how-tos that that matter to you. By coming back here regularly I hope to teach you something new that might make using your tech easier or just something cool that you may have missed.

 

 

 


 


 


 

 


 


 


 

 


 


 


 

 

 

Other Certificates:

  • Guilford Technical Community College: Information Technology – Computer Technology Integration (December 2020)
  • Guilford Technical Community College: Information Technology – IT Systems Support (December 2020)
  • Guilford Technical Community College: Information Technology – Windows Server Administration (December 2020)
  • Guilford Technical Community College: Information Technology – Java Programming (December 2020)
  • Guilford Technical Community College: Associate in Information Technology (December 2020)