Since we now have to be prepared for fires, evacuations, and power outages while also dealing with personal safety in light of covid-19, we want to help you with some guidelines to prepare your tech. This article will help you put a plan in place so you and your technology will be ready when the time comes.

Ending a FaceTime call on your iPhone or iPad can be a bit challenging at times. Here is the process

On Monday, June 22nd, Apple announced some very big news: they’re going to start making Macs using Apple-designed chips. A quick explanation on what we mean by “chips”: all computers have hardware inside of them that run the software we use every day. You may have heard the term “CPU” or “processor” - if so, that’s what we’re talking about. You can think of them as the “brain” of your computer.

These last few months have been a challenge for everyone, and we are so grateful to each and every one of you for supporting us through the Shelter in Place.

It will come as no surprise to anyone who has opened an email from someone claiming to have compromising personal pictures they are ready to release to your entire contact list, that scams are on the rise.

Ever since the Shelter in Place order went into effect, we've had to adapt our business model to keep everyone safe and healthy. Even though we love connecting with you in person, we’ve shifted to offering remote appointments until the Shelter in Place order is lifted.

For you to continue relying on your technology, it is crucial that certain security updates are performed.