Here are the slides for our October 16th presentation on iOS 12. They are in Keynote format. File size is large at 933 MBytes. (contains small videos).
We hope you enjoy having the slides available like this so you do not need to take notes.
Overview of iOS 12 LARGE FILE
There has been a recent spate of phishing emails purporting to come from Apple. Typically they show some sort of a purchase or subscription that you supposedly bought from Apple. As always, DO NOT CLICK LINKS in emails.
If you want to check your account, do so from within iTunes, or by logging in at iCloud.com or Apple.com yourself.
In the email there are some suspicious indicators if you look for them. First of all, the email is not from the domain apple.com.
Second, the mail addresses you as “Valuable Customer”, not by name.
The bad guys expect you to be outraged that you are being charged for something you didn’t order — and that you will rashly click on the link they provided.
I don’t know what happens when you do that. Probably, it is a fake imitation of the Apple sign-in page where your credentials will be stolen. However, it may be some kind of attack that takes place merely by visiting the site.
Be safe out there, folks!
Here is a link to the notes for September 2018’s Meeting topic by Dennis Crowley in Pages format.
The share icon in iOS and on the Mac is a gateway for a lot of useful features.
Topics included in the notes are:
Here is the link to Apple’s list of Mac Keyboard Shortcuts from Tuesday’s meeting.
At this month’s meeting we are reviewing the announcements from Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference Keynote. As usual, MacMAD is providing links so that you don’t need to take notes in the meeting.
The announcements fell into three subject areas:
The Apple TV and Apple Watch (PDF)
iOS 12 – New system for the iPhone and iPad (Pages document) or (view as PDF)
MacOS Mojave – New system for the Macintosh (RTF Text Edit document)
Arnold gave us a good presentation Tuesday night on various photography topics. He was nice enough to give us a copy of his slides in PDF format.
Take a look to see some of his photos, what cameras he uses, pros and cons of JPEG vs. RAW, backup strategies and some hints on organizing photos in Light Room.
Our April meeting topic is the Synology Disk Station. Here are the Keynote slides for the meeting. However, most of the presentation will be a live demo.
We’re going back to basics in January with Apple’s email application Mail. We’re talking about both the Mac and iOS apps.� Here are the slides from tonight’s meeting in Keynote format. No note taking required!
Here are the slides from our November meeting. We had a nice presentation by Rick Glasby on Apple Car Play, the iOS extension available in many new cars and 3rd party car audio installations.
Car Play works with your iPhone to give you a hands-free navigation and entertainment environment while you drive.
Last night’s October 2017 MacMAD meeting covered the changes in iOS 11 and High Sierra. �Here are the slides on the High Sierra changes.