What to do if you’ve spilled something on your precious……. 1. Pull the power! Water doesn’t destroy electronics, short circuits from liquid and electricity do, so get that device OFF straight away. 2. Pull the battery (if possible) 3. Get as much liquid as possible OUT! Sometimes that’s as simple as turning the product upside down so it can
Adam has over 34 years’ experience in the Mac and IT industries. He was previously owner at Total Recall Solutions Pty Ltd (TRS), a Professional Markets Apple reseller in North Sydney. TRS was a service oriented business focused on small business and verticals such as graphic design, advertising, video and audio production amongst others. During his 15 years at TRS,
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I really don’t encourage you to ‘steal’ anything, you should respect the rights of copyright holders, but having the headline ‘grabbing a copy of that streaming podcast for no good reason’ didn’t seem to sound as catchy. This article was prompted by a friend who asked via FaceBook how she could grab a copy of some music off a webpage,
Here’s some interesting info- there are 2 versions of Academic Editions for CS5. The Education version is for use in institutions like schools and registered training facilities. The Student edition is for well, students! So what’s the difference? The Education version is more expensive, only available to registered training institutions and includes a serial number. The Student version is significantly
My wife needed to scan a whole lot of pictures for a party recently, and I was reminded that a ‘new’ feature introduced in Mac OS X v10.3 is the ability to share a scanner over a network. I’m a grumpy old bugger and didn’t want to a. move the scanner or b. clean my desk for her laptop. So
-this article updated 30 Jan 2012, all links now work and should point to up to date information- It’s end of financial year again, and we have a lot of savvy customers rolling in to buy laptops. Why? 1. Education Tax Rebate. If you have Secondary School aged kids, you can claim up to 50% of the education expenses for
This will be a quick one, folks. As you are probably aware, Apple announced new MacBook Pros overnight Tuesday US time. First the speeds and feeds, then the analysis. MC374X/A MacBook Pro 13″ 2.4GHz/ 2X2GB/ 250GB/ SuperDrive $1,499 RRP inc MC375X/A MacBook Pro 13″ 2.66GHz/ 2X2GB/ 320GB/ SuperDrive $1,899 RRP inc MC371X/A MacBook Pro 15″ 2.4GHZ i5/ 2X2GB/ 320GB/ SuperDrive $2,199 RRP inc
The concept is this- you put a plug into the wall in different parts of your house, plug ethernet cables into the plugs and voila! Instant ethernet network. I recently installed a pair of these in the house, and here’s my experience but first a little history- When we moved into a new place recently we finally had an upstairs