Tag: applemac frome
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Big Silly Sur, macOS Eleven
Time to update again or is it? All you need to know about the latest Apple Operating System upgrade Autumn 2020 Unless you bought your Mac today (Autumn 2020) you don’t really need to install Big Sur. That was easy wasn’t it. Now in 2021 upgrading to macOS Big Sur is really worthwhile as long […]
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Fromester @ Home
Autumn 2020 Update Computer support for small and friendly businesses Remote IT assistance for Mac people Half hour sessions available Call now or when you’ve got a few minutes free Advice for Windows PC no longer available Latest Working in Frome @ Home Advice Change your broadband router’s admin password to something other than Covid-19 […]
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Update your Mac to macOS Sierra
macOS Sierra not to be called MacOS 10.12 New Stuff Apple have updated their desktop operating system to one better than the previous incarnation, but this time they’ve dropped the numbering system and given it a name instead — macOS Sierra. Ho hum. What do you need to know? There’s not much difference, but you […]
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iPhone 5 Review
Apple’s latest iPhone model is another step forward for the smartphone. We rely on these devices so much now; checking email, updating schedules, locating the nearest bar and idling a few moments on the train, oh and making phone calls too. A world without them would seem dull and slow. So do you need the […]
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Backup Your Computer
We all know we should backup our data but we don’t always do it correctly, read this to make sure you have got it right Reasons to Backup you will accidentally delete something the hard drive or computer will suffer a mechanical breakdown the computer may be stolen or lost you are already infected with […]
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IT
I know everything about computers! Apples, networks, wifi, websites, mobiles and the like. For those in the know, Unix too. Specialist areas include media, music, film, mapping and design, most gentle folk, Kylie, MI5 and other difficult areas. Need help? Then look no further. Tuition in Microsoft stuff, Apple Apps or take a glide through spreadsheets. […]
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