In this short presentation from Macstock Conference & Expo 2015, Tom Piper, vendor liaison for the Apple User Group Advisory Board, explains the value of Apple User Groups, some of the challenges facing them, and the importance of User Groups to the Apple community as a whole.
Whether it is in their personal or professional life, everyone wants to do more, better, faster. In the rush to accomplish those goals, you can lose track of the objective while pursuing how to accomplish it. If managed properly, your Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch can be the keys to getting where you want to be, or at least getting a lot closer. At Macstock Conference & Expo 2015, Chuck Joiner looks at how best to implement some basic strategies as well as mapping out how you can live better, more productively by taking advantage of the tools available to you.
In this talk at Macstock Conference & Expo 2015, Dave Ginsburg reviews some of the best apps currently available for the Apple Watch as well as takes a look forward to what apps may be coming with the release of Apple’s watchOS 2 this fall.
We all either give or receive tech support (or both) as a matter of course in our daily lives. During these interactions it’s easy to lose the human element. In Dave Hamilton’s thirty-plus years of both giving and receiving tech support he’s learned a few things about how those interactions can be good… or bad. At Macstock Conference & Expo 2015, Dave highlights some of his favorite moments of tech support while focusing on a few key steps that can ensure a pleasant experience for all.
*Bonus* 5 Minutes of “Stump the Geek”!
Mac laptops are powerful enough that many people use them as their desktop machine. But when in their native environment – a coffee shop or backpack – a few adjustments might be needed.
At Macstock Conference & Expo 2015, Julie Kuehl talks about what apps, habits, equipment are suited to life on the road.