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It took me forever to figure this one out when I upgraded my iMac to a Mac Mini a while back. I could not find e a setting on the Mac mini to fix this…because the setting was on the iPhone. Find the

My wife has an iPhone 15 and a Mac laptop running Mohave. When I send her a Message of course it shows up on her iPhone but not in Messages on her laptop and I’m wondering why ? Dutch

Thanks for some sane observations, Randy. It’s all in how open a person is to learning new things, I think. I got my first Apple Computer in 1985, my first Mac a coupla years later. Today I’m 71,

Someone on a different forum asked if their original Mac was worth anything, or if they should throw it in the garbage. I did some quick research and found that those original Macs have become

AI is just another tool. It’s not a separate mind, it’s a tool wielded by humans. Just like using a computer was considered “cheating” by some in the very early days of personal computing, AI

The difference is that the old tend to get scared easily and give up. The young keep on banging at it until they become masters of it. That’s why you can usually ask your twelve year old child to

Apple is a company, and well above anything else, the reason that a company exists is to make money. A company can usually be expected to do whatever makes them money, with little regard for their

A little off topic but my early Mac club, the Beta Traders, had a motto. “If you have to read the manual, it’s not Mac enough” I’ve had a Mac since February of 1984. Still have it with the

Best take on that I’ve heard is someone wandering through the monkey field, stops, rips a page out of the typewriter (giggles), and says: Got it! “To be or not , to be, that is thrchxraohh

Interesting discussion. I had a similar one with my son and daughter-in-law last week. He's a successful YouTuber (I add successful because YouTuber still sounds so trivial to me) and his wife is a

International Harvester, the heavy truck division anyway, used Macs for years. Don’t know if they still do as it’s been years since I have needed parts for any “Binders”. Bob

I understand your position Harold. We all need to remember that the majority of member in both online and in person Apple support groups, formerly known as MUGs, are people ho started using a Mac in

I don't know if they were ahead of the curve but they were in the data management business (Epsilon Data Management). They had me working on something they wanted kept strictly confidential and the

Perhaps I should have made my point more clearly. I am 82 years old but I am not afraid of technological change (I love using my iMac as much as I did my Mac Plus), I am not afraid of using AI, and I

Resistance to change is almost universal, and not age dependent. The young struggle with new and strange things, too. The elders just have stronger habits and muscle memories. But after all the noise,

So I loaded Apple Intelligence and had a “What?” episode right away. When the setup process cot to the voice training for Siri, I didn’t notice any indication as to what was going on. The screen

What company was that? Sounds like they were ahead of the curve! ;-) Jerry <snip>

Thanks, Randy! Great reliable info & analysis! Aside: While I don’t “trust” Apple nearly as much as do some others, I agree the folks running Apple at this point have ethics above average.

Nicely put, Susan, thanks for posting. I feel the same way on all counts including thanks to Randy for his invaluable comments. Pat

Thanks Randy. I am a senior and have just begun embracing the term boomer I hear a lot these days when younger folks refer to something I do that dates me. But I have always thrived on change. So I am