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In this episode we talk about ;Software update will fix iOS 4 slowdown issues on iPhone 3G, The iPad is a preferred leisure device,White iPhone delayed,a Teen, inspired by Steve Jobs, makes a million pounds, Apple awarded patents for Slide to Unlock, keyboard letter pop, and the how-to save battery life on the iPhone. Enjoy!
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This week we discuss, Students buy more Mac notebooks than any other brand, Apple gets a lifetime exclusive deal with Liquidmetal, five essential Safari Extensions, We try to clear up PatentGate, Discuss the rumor of an iPod event next week, and the Free File is Perian. Enjoy!
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This week we talk about all of the Apple goodies that were released this week, new iMacs, Mac Pros, the Magic Trackpad, Apple Rechargable batteries, Woz on The Big Bang theory, A how-to on getting better performance out of your iPhone 3G running IOS4 and our (not-so) free file which is MorphWiz. Enjoy!
Cyber Security and Internet Safety Tips:
While many of these tips may sound like common sense, but there is no harm in going over it. If it saves you from one phishing scam, or keeps your kids from meeting a “friend” they met on the internet it will be worth your time.
- Install all system updates from Apple.
- Never shop online, unless you are familiar with the retailer you’re dealing with Avoid Phishing scams by simply not trusting any financial advice or warning sent in e-mail form. If your bank needs information from you, they will call you, not ask you to e-mail them or fill out an online form.
- Don’t: create passwords using personal information or information someone could guess.
- Don’t: create a password using words in a dictionary, no matter the language.
- Never use the default password or a common password.
- Talk to your children about their use of the computer and discuss any possible dangers they may encounter online.
- Discuss and set guidelines or rules for computer use with your children. Post these rules by the computer as a reminder.
- Keep the computer in a common area of your home, so that children’s activities can be easily monitored.
- Limit time allotted on the computer – watch to see if your child is withdrawing from friends and family.
- Use the Internet with your children.
- Know who your children’s online friends are and supervise their chat areas.
- Consider routing your child’s email into your own email account first in order to screen any unwanted email messages.
- Mac OS X parental controls let you manage your child’s use of the computer, the applications and the Internet. – parental controls can be found in system preferences.
- Back up important files and store them in a secure place in a different location than your computer.
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