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I have two calendars under my iCloud account … Work and Private Work is a light blue and Private is a pale red . And even though two is not a lot, but even so it can be rather cluttered. There are

I agree. The chances that there is any malware on her computer are just about nil….EXCEPT…. When you communicate with a scammer, and they ask for access to your computer, AND YOU GIVE IT TO THEM.

It’s unlikely your Mac has any malware. macOS is quite good at protecting you against that. Scamming attempts, while malicious, are necessarily related. Have you considered a 15” MacBook Air? You

Hi Charles - This group is for all things Apple and adjacent technology. Even the recent conversation about Internet providers wasn’t off-topic either. If your primary use case is satellite

This one claims "1/60th sec resolution": https://apps.apple.com/us/app/atomic-clock-gorgy-timing/id295302256

Time to get new laptop. At Bestbye today, I liked the 16” 1 tb model. This could be my last computer but I don’t have a lot of time to research. The costs may be considerably higher in a month or

All - Ok this is NOT a Mac specific question, is there a group that I should go to? I used to use a marvelous app on my iPhone by Emerald Sequoia LLC - "Clock". It gave very accurate time to the

Brent, I know. Through the nose! But I've been through it all, from dial-up, to satellite, and the never-ending nonsense with Comcast Residential. I swear I'll NEVER deal with Comcast RESIDENTIAL ever

John, I take it you need the speed and reliability of the Business version, but you are paying a price for that. But what ncoom, says makes sense. Look at the current administration. They are making

On caution putting all your eggs in one basket. I have Compost, uh, I mean Xfinity for internet, and had Xfinity Mobile for cellular. They had a several day internet outage in the 5th largest city in

Kurt, Perhaps I was not clear. Comcast BUSINESS B2B has top-tier business support and will never abandon you until they have exceeded your expectations on all levels, including most importantly

I try not to reward companies that treat me poorly. Have had numerous problems with Comcast over the years, and wouldn’t go near them, even their bait-and-switch program, with a 10 foot pole.

I’m in a similar position - I have Spectrum business and the very rare occasions I have problems (I think 5-6 calls in the last 10+ years) I always get right through to the Business help line, and

Something I have found to be extreme useful and gets results quickly is to find their social media "support" account (my favorite is Twitter/X). I've used this method for numerous issues (just

That may be true of Comcast Residential. However, Comcast Business, as John said, is a separate division with much better customer support. Also, did you look into Metronet? Is it available at your

Thanx for the tip. My concern, though, is what to expect when I try to contact them with a problem. Over the past few weeks I’ve had experiences that were akin to sticking a finger in a live

Try Comcast BUSINESS B2B. It's an entirely separate division, and they are top-tier on every metric. I was in your position a few years ago with Comcast Residential and at the end of my rope. Switched

A trip down memory lane for some (many?) of us: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1502473411138648 PaulB

I set my daughter up with T-Mobile. I paid for the cell router and she gets streaming and work-from-home speeds for $50 per month unlimited (actually capped but at a ridiculous amount of data). Mike

? Based on this, take a look at Metronet.