Apple Guide
Smart tech is on the rise. You can control practically anything from your phone or even the power of your voice. But, is smart tech worth the investment, and how difficult is it to get started?
Our lives run on our iPhone. What would happen to your data if you lost your phone, or maybe one day it just didn’t turn on? One day this will happen so be prepared and know how to keep your data safe.
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iOS 12 is here along with it are special effects with iOS’s cameras including FaceTime and Messages and so many other new things.
Yesterday Apple hosted a specal event at Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino. At this exciting event we saw the announcemnet of 3 new iPhone and a new Apple Watch. Here are some highlight features and releace dates of the new iPhones.
When the smartphone was first released this idea of counting gigs was not a thing, instead, cellphone carriers had you counting your talk minutes and texts. Fast forward to today and that option is no longer profitable for the cellular companies and instead has been replaced with data. Click to learn how to manage this data.
When the smartphone was first released this idea of counting gigs was not a thing, instead, cellphone carriers had you counting your talk minutes and texts. Fast forward to today and that option is no longer profitable for the cellular companies and instead has been replaced with data. Click to learn how to manage this data.
When the smartphone was first released this idea of counting gigs was not a thing, instead, cellphone carriers had you counting your talk minutes and texts. Fast forward to today and that option is no longer profitable for the cellular companies and instead has been replaced with data. Click to learn how to manage this data.
iMessage, a messaging service built into the Messages app on your Mac and iPhone. They are blue messages that you send or receive from other Apple users. Different than SMS, they require an internet connection via your data plan or Wi-Fi.
iMessage, a messaging service built into the Messages app on your Mac and iPhone. They are blue messages that you send or receive from other Apple users. Different than SMS, they require an internet connection via your data plan or Wi-Fi.