Today's post is short and sweet.
Have you ever had an app on an iPhone or iPad give you problems? One of the quickest things you can do is just quit it. Often, that's enough to resolve the issue. Sometimes, you might need to quit more than a single app to get things working again.
Read MoreApple has released the OS X 10.9.2 Software Update to patch a security vulnerability where, "An attacker with a privileged network position may capture or modify data in sessions protected by SSL/TLS." This means that hackers on a shared network might be able to intercept and read any data you send across it.
Read MoreLast Friday Apple released updates for iOS, 7.0.6 and 6.1.6. If you have an iPhone, iPad, or both, run the update now ....
Read MoreOver the past week or so many online publications have been writing lots of articles about how the "iPhone has been hacked." As you might imagine, it has caused some people a lot of concern. There are essentially 3 main stories you'll read about online. I'll summarize them here and you can decide how concerned you should be.
Read MoreThe big question on the minds of folks who work in places that use Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems since the release of the iPhone 5s last week has been, "Will I be able to use the fingerprint scanner on the iPhone instead of having to type in the long and complicated passcode required by my MDM every time the phone goes to sleep?"
Read MoreToday, Apple's iPhone 5C is available for pre-order. The iPhone 5S, however, is not. Of course, if you have an iTunes or iCloud account, you may already know this from an email message Apple sent earlier today.
Apple announced two new iPhones on Tuesday. Both will be available for purchase on September 20.
The upcoming release of iOS 7, slated for fall of this year, will introduce a feature that many devout Exchange users have been waiting for since the first iPhone hit store shelves back in 2007 — support for syncing of Exchange Notes!
To learn how to use Notes on iOS, see Using iOS Notes.
In 2007, when the Apple redefined the smartphone, Exchange users were able to sync mail, contacts, and calendars with a single Exchange account ... using IMAP, which many enterprises didn't bother to support.
In 2008, Apple held a special event that targeted "iPhone in the Enterprise." During that event, they announced support for Exchange ActiveSync, as well as push email, contacts, and calendars. They also included support for multiple Exchange accounts on a single iOS device.
In 2011, Apple released iOS 5 with a new Reminders feature. Reminders introduced support for Exchange Tasks, allowing enterprise workers to do even more from within the native iOS software suite.
And, in just a few short weeks, Apple will release iOS 7 and add support for Exchange Notes. Read more about iOS 7 and Business features at Apple's website.
Microsoft Exchange 2010 users can also now sync notes with Outlook on their Mac or PC.
With the exception of Journal, Apple's touch-enabled devices will be able to work with all Outlook-related item types.
If you have been using an iOS device for a while — that's an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch — and are interested in taking your expertise to the next level, then check out this great article from Macworld.com.
There are a few gems, including a tip on how to adjust an app's privacy settings and one on how to enable automatic text message replies for when you can't take a call. You'll even find a few helpful tips buried in the article's comments section.
Read 33 expert tips and tricks for iOS 6 at Macworld.com.
Yesterday, Apple released iOS 6, a significant update to what they call, “the world’s most modern mobile operating system.” It adds over 200 new features, including an updated maps application, real-time traffic information, and improvements to Siri, not to mention Twitter and Facebook integration.
Click to learn more about iOS 6 at apple.com
Before you upgrade, make a backup of your iOS device and ensure that any apps you use on a regular basis are compatible with the new OS. The best way to back up is by using iTunes, which makes a complete backup of your mobile device on the computer with which you normally sync. You can review a list some of the new features before you update the software on your iOS device. Or visit www.apple.com/iOS to learn what's new in iOS 6.
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