In this tutorial, we’ll cover an important feature of wireless network connection management in OS X, known as Preferred Networks.
In this tutorial, we cover one of the most essential skills required to take advantage of Internet connectivity on your Mac; learning how to connect to local wireless networks (also known as WiFi.)
This resource is for golfers who want to use their iPads (with 3G and GPS) or iPhones (3GS and 4,) Android phones, Blackberries, or Windows 7 phones on the golf course, to help them calculate distances, track their scores, and share the game outcome with friends.
Mac
In this tutorial, we cover the simple (but hidden) steps to restoring your Dock icons. Occasionally, one of them might go missing. This might happen if you’ve accidentally clicked and dragged an icon away from the Dock. In this example, our Mail icon has gone missing. Here’s how we can restore it:
Mac, 
Windows, 
Linux, 
All Platforms
In this tutorial, we cover how to restore access to your Gmail account, if you’ve forgotten or lost your password. Here’s how we can retrieve/reset it: Continue Reading →
iPad (3G Models)
In this tutorial, we cover the procedure for checking up on your iPad data plan usage.
One of our clients asks:
“My I-Pad has been cut off because I have gone over my limit which is $35.00/mo. It seems the only way to pay the $70 that Rogers say I owe is to do so on my I-Pad. I have gone to settings to try to sort it out but no luck. Rogers say that is the only way I can pay it. How do I solve this?”
To resolve this, we’ll need to review your account status with your 3G provider (i.e. Rogers, Telus, Bell.) As suggested, the only way to do this is on the iPad itself. Here are the steps to follow: Continue Reading →
Mac
Automatic login is a feature of Mac OS X which allows a default user account to automatically sign-in at boot, which takes you directly to the desktop. This can be convenient for some users, but is generally very unsecure. It means that anyone with physical access to your computer need only to reboot it to start using (or potentially abusing) your data. Here’s how we turn off this feature: Continue Reading →
