We started the meeting off discussing the new iPad2. Some links that were part of that discussion…
iPad Tech Specs
iPad Data Plans compared
Should I buy an iPad2
iPad vs iPad2 – What’s changed?
Accessory compatibility
Next up was a presentation on the latest version of iMovie for OS X. We looked at getting video into iMovie and some basic editing options.
And as usual we had our help on troubleshooting issues, hands-on time, refreshments, and a good time.
At the March meeting we started a discussion on downloading software from the Mac App store or buying the “box” version. Here is an article from “The MacObserver” you may find interesting…
Understanding Mac App Store App Restrictions
The process of using Tabs and/or Windows in your web browser to organize your web browsing was shown and discussed. We focused on the Safari and Firefox web browsers, how they each handle this and where you go in their Preferences to set this up.
Next up was Dropbox, and online storage product. Dropbox is a multi-platform solution for storing files online and moving files between your OS X, iOS, Windows, and Android operating systems. You can start out with the free version and move to paid options if needed.
The installation of Dropbox also installs the Growl notification system, so we took a look at this as well.
And as usual we had our help on troubleshooting issues, hands-on time, refreshments, and a good time.
I’ve used a Novatel Wireless MiFi 3G Hotspot for Wi-Fi connectivity for some time now. The fact that the iPhone can provide this is a major step forward for the industry. Look at this article to see the potential! http://ow.ly/48oyp
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