With the intoduction of the Majove and related “Mac Server 5.7.1” Apple has gutted their simple and inexpensive server platform….. This is a major blow to all that have  used the technology for years. We will be exploring options, but for the short-term,…

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MacOS High Sierra is now available, and you may have installed it already. If you haven’t and before you do, we suggest you check compatibility with your current applications. Apple stopped supporting Rosetta in MacOS X 10.7 Lion (Rosetta was Apple’s tool for translating…

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If you’re a WordPress blogger or running your own website, it can be a challenge to create and update content without any graphic design or illustration tools. It can also get expensive once you start adding a couple of yearly software subscriptions from…

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iOS versions 11.0.3 and 11.1 are affected by a bug that replaces the letter “I” with “A[?]” or sometimes other characters when texting. The odd character pairing appears as the primary entry in the iOS recommended predictive auto-correct text feature, which is turned on…

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You’ve just created the perfect email signature in your favorite HTML editor only to find out that Outlook decides it wants to use it’s own fonts and colors, completely mangling your masterpiece. Outlook does provided a rich-text editor but, that has it’s own…

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Malwarebytes crushes the growing threat of Mac malware, so you’re protected and your computer keeps running smoothly. The free version does a good job of finding and removing threats on your Mac, but it doesn’t offer any real-time monitoring, so you’ll need to…

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It’s been a long time coming since the release of the first iPhone and the iOS platform which never supported Flash. Well, Adobe is finally planning to shelf Flash once and for all. Many browsers have been blocking Flash over the past year,…

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