With iPadOS, you can now connect your iPad to a local server. This allows you to mount your Mac or PC and access files from that device. To do so, open the Files app on your iPad. Tap the circle with three dots at the top of the Browse sidebar. If you don’t see the Browse sidebar, tap Browse at...
It's that time of year again. Time for plenty of holiday deals at MacSales.com! Whether it's a pair of Apple Beats Studio2 Wireless Headphones, an Apple HomePod with SIRI, an $8.88 pair of Apple EarPods, or a 15" MacBook Pro with Touchbar for under $2K, it's time to order! And not only is time to order, but it is time to leave enough time for your gifts to arrive on time. So take some time to browse the shipping schedule this time just in case last time you missed the cutoff time for Christmastime.
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One of the biggest changes to Apple over the past ten years has been the move to subscription services. Whether you're a subscriber to Apple Music, iCloud Drive, Apple News+, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, or have subscriptions that are related to individual apps, we'll show you where to go to keep those subscriptions under control from any of your devices.
The newest Mac Pro from Apple features upgradeable memory slots for up to 1.5TB, and OWC is offering customers extraordinary savings off factory upgrade prices. New Mac Pro owners can save up to 65% on memory upgrades through OWC’s Memory trade-in rebate program. The new Mac Pro is a model of both form and function, and the price tag illustrates that. Purchasing the base model and upgrading with memory from OWC allows users to max out their new machines to boost performance levels, work with larger files, speed up render times and more, at incredible cost savings!
Snapshots are a feature of APFS (Apple File System) that has been part of the macOS since High Sierra. A snapshot captures the state of an APFS formatted drive, and preserves all the files on the drive, as they appeared when the snapshot was taken. If you ever need to, you can roll back the drive to its previous state. In this Rocket Yard guide, we're going to take a look at APFS snapshots, how they’re created, managed, and deleted, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of snapshots.
