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How To Transfer Data To Your New Hard Drive

April 21, 2010 | 0 Comment

When it’s time to upgrade your hard drive, you have to get your current data—including Mac OS X and your applications, naturally—moved over to the new device. Levoltz recommends you clone your whole drive onto the new one.

What The New iPad Wont Do…

January 30, 2010 | 3 Comments

Like every other tech enthusiast, I’ve spent the last couple of months lapping up every little rumor surrounding the Apple tablet. The leaked photos and specs were enough to make any geek drool. And this week, the iSlate was finally coming.

The iSlate was going to revolutionize personal computing. It was the most important thing Steve Jobs had ever done.

Apple VS The Others

January 30, 2010 | 2 Comments

As this week, the hugely debated Apple iPad has been launched, I ask the question, why do apple seem to be so much more popular than the other big companies in terms of MP3/4 players and even computers.

How to Make your Own Mac Server

October 11, 2009 | 0 Comment

No matter how much time you spend surfing the web, you will never truly be a web ‘master (pun intended)’ until you create and develop a website. Below is a simple to follow tutorial that will put you on the path to creating your first web page and will allow you to join the growing ranks of web developers.

[Macbook]How to Force Restart your Mac Safely

September 13, 2009 | 1 Comment

Macbooks can sometimes be a little unreliable and will crash and freeze on you. If you have lots of programs open or the CPU is busy then it will be likely to crash. Here are some instructions on how to restart your mac without having to resort to the power button.

[Macbook]How to Restart a Frozen Mac Computer

September 11, 2009 | 0 Comment

Computers crash and freeze from time to time. It is life and although it shouldn’t happen very often, here is how to deal with a frozen Mac.

[Macbook]How to Recover From a Mac Crash

September 11, 2009 | 0 Comment

All computers have problems. Some of them don’t like being on for too long, others don’t like running too many windows at one time. This is when crashing occurs. Sometimes crashing can be a one off. When it becomes more regular, try these instructions to see if it can remedy it.