On this edition of Don't Sculley Around we discuss the steps you need to take before running software updates on your devices. Especially macOS and iOS upgrades for the latest versions that were just released.

Make sure you have a back up both to the Cloud as well as a physical back up (Time Machine) for your Mac.

On this edition of Don't Sculley Around we discuss the products Apple announced including the surprisingly thin new iPhone Air. We are amazed on how much Apple's engineers have been able to cram into the new "camera plateau" as it's being called.

Most importantly will this be the year Chris and Caitlyn purchase new Apple Watches?

Tune and find out.....

On this edition of Don't Sculley Around we discuss a tiny little device which can cause all sorts of fun faults for your computer, The Lid Angle Sensor. From personal experiences as technicians this not too techy discussion promises to be entertaining.

After the break we move on to a discussion of important considerations and steps necessary to prep your Mac, iPad or iPhone before bringing it in to be repaired.

If you need further instructions on how to perform the steps discussed you can always reach out to AppleCare Support or tune in to future episodes where we will be into greater detail.

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On this edition of Don't Sculley Around we discuss Apple's new design ascetic "Liquid Glass" as it relates to macOS 26 Tahoe. 

What it means for uniformity across all of Apple's device platforms and why this is going to be major change to how we interact with our systems.

With an operating system update comes the machines that will be going away.

macOS 26 Tahoe is going to be the last version of macOS to support the remaining Macs with Intel processors that haven't already hit vintage.

As part of the discussion we take you back to WWDC 2005 when Steve Jobs discussed the transition from PowerPC to Intel.

It's a bittersweet time but as Caitlyn puts it "we're in the future dude!"

You won't want to miss a minute of this extended edition of Don't Sculley Around.

On this edition of Don't Sculley Around we discuss Apple's newest subscription service AppleCare One. Now you can pay one monthly price and get all of your various Apple devices covered under the banner of AppleCare including accidental damage protection and Theft and Loss. We are very excited about the potential of this new offering since Apple quietly released over the summer.

Since we are on the subject of Apple's subscription services we also talk about our personal experiences as well as give you tips on how to best manage all of you various streaming and other online services.

That's all on this edition of Don't Sculley Around, available on Apple Podcasts, Podomatic, Spotify and YouTube!

Apple recently rolled out iOS 18.6.1 and watchOS 11.6.1 restoring the functionality of the Blood Oxygen Sensor for Apple Watch users in the United States as the drama with medical device maker Massimo continues.

In tech news Comcast is getting out of the email provider business and shifting customers to Yahoo! of all places. 

For our Windows friends we also discuss the end of Windows 10, what you can advise your family and friends to do to stay safe and not freak out. Short of telling them to just get a Mac!

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Welcome back to Don't Sculley Around, after a 7 year absence Chris and Caitlyn return to new incites and opinions on what's going with Apple and the greater computer world.

On this edition they discuss Apple's new committment to US production and innovations covering Apple CEO Tim Cook's visit to The White House on August 5th.

In tech news AOL announced that they are ending their dail-up service (bet you don't even know that was still a thing!)   

All this and more on this edition of Don't Sculley Around.

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At the 2007 MacWorld Steve Jobs took to the stage and announced a major leap forward revealing a new widescreen iPod with touch display, a phone, and an Internet communicator but these were not three separate products, they were a single product and it was of course iPhone.

As part of this historic keynote Steve mentioned how all other mobile devices of the time were running on "baby operating systems" while the iPhone would run on Mac OSX.

On this edition we discuss some of the history of iOS but our main discussion will cover some do's and don'ts for updating your mobile devices. We also explain the differences between a device update and a device upgrade.

We will also touch on some interesting rumors that are coming down the pike and stabbing ourselves with our Apple Watches.

All this and more on this edition of Don't Sculley Around!!!!

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On this podcast we discuss the new 2018 iPad Pro with all its wonderful new features (minus a HOME button) and the joys of the new Apple Pencil. The excitement over full Photoshop coming to the iPad Pro as well as using an iPad Pro as a wireless audio mixer, video switcher, and streaming device.

We also embark on a fun discussion to getting Chris' father first iPhone.

And as always we Don't Sculley Around when giving you our views on third-party repairs especially those who EXPERIment with MAC repairs while claiming to "authorized." We encourage as Ben Franklin might say "ASK" if the place you decide to take you precious iPhone, iPad, Mac, etc if they are actually factory authorized by Apple using genuine NEW Apple parts not Apple parts they may have harvested from a dead Mac.

We are supper excited to be talking about the NEW Mac Mini, every since it was first announced at October keynote we are blown away by this little powerhouse. Finally Apple has listened to what their pro users have been wanting from the much loved Mac Mini. We talk specs, expandability, and much more.

Also in this podcast we discuss the importance of reaching out to Apple Care Support to resolve issues and letting Apple know whats going on if you are having a substantial issue with ANY Apple device.

Plus we always encourage you to take your iMac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch, whatever you have to an APPLE AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER!!