Joe Kissell has a unique new offering this time around: Digital Sharing for Apple Users: A Take Control Crash Course helps the Apple technology-centric individual share all sorts of things. Because “sharingâ€can mean many different things in different contexts, what seems simple can become confusing and complex. Joe defines the different ways of sharing (the number will surprise you), then helps us make sense of the many way we can share things digitally. From photos to WiFi hotspots, iPhone to Mac, local to global, Joe delivers simple, understandable instructions on how to share information and services among your devices, with friends and family, and more. Even better, the new Take Control Crash Course format makes it easy to find exactly what you want to know and get the answers you need.
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MacVoices #14211: The MacJury Examines The Impact of New Apple Products
A new MacJury convened to dig deep into the motivations behind and impact of some of Apple’s newest offerings, including the 5K iMac, the iPad Air 2 and Apple Pay. Find out why the 5K iMac is inspiring both lust and jealousy. Why the iPad Air 2 excites some and is seen as incremental by others. Why Apple Pay is all but a sure thing while will succeed where Google Wallet is a much less likely bet. All that, business decisions, Tim Cook’s Apple, and more are considered by the panel of Josh Centers, Nat Osten, Michael T. Rose and host Chuck Joiner.
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