Apple Computers

It actually doesn't matter what kind of laptop or computer you have, but I only know that if you download music and it ends with .mp3, then there is no virus attached to it. (based on people who have downloaded music from that website.)

Apple has no search engine that they created. They do have a browser called Safari. With Safari you can make almost any search engine the default search engine when you search within the Safari address bar. There is a rumor that Apple is going to create their own search engine but as of 2/2014 it is just a rumor.

The Macbook Pro with Retina display does have an HDMI port. The Macbook Pro without Retina display do not have a HDMI port.

In older MacBook Pro models, it was located within the speaker grills.

In newer MacBook Pro models, there is a tiny dot to the left of the iSight camera. This is the ambient light sensor - not the camera itself as is widely mistaken.

Researching the Macbook Pro has shown that the speakers port is available. One can use the headphones port located on the left front of the Macbook to connect speakers.

The easiest way is to send yourself an email ...

documentation says OS support is xp or vista... was trying to set it up on a mac, doesn't look like you can?

This could be a software or hardware error. If it is a hardware your best option is to fix it yourself if it's not under warranty, if it is still insured then take it to an Apple Store. Also if this is a software problem, see if unchecking "ignore trackpad input when an external mouse is detected" in the Mouse and Keyboard section of System Preferences helps. Also make sure your computer is up-to-date.

The speakers are only made for the Air so they don't really have a "name", unless you want to call the "Air Speaker" or something.

It is not something you switch on and off. As far as I understand, the processor automatically uses "turbo boost" when it needs to, for example if you were to ask it do lots of tasks at once, or tasks that require high CPU speed.

well , with apple its hard to tell , one day theyre all the rage and the next theyre gone. i would wait till jamuary nxt year at the mac wwdc they mite bring out a new one that's cheaper, you never know with apple

I had a hard time trying to find an answer to this question, you would think that such a public symbol would have an easy explanation, not unless it has a darker meaning. Notice how the apple has a bite taken out of it, doesn't this story sound familiar? In the garden of Eden eve was tempted by the devil to eat from the tree of knowledge, and when she took a bite from it, it opened her eye. In the original Hebrew it doesn't say eyes, but eye, meaning the third eye of knowledge. So essentially when we use their product (taking a bite from the apple) we are gaining information and expanding our third eye as well.

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

If you are talking about entering an Authorization Code like you do with Microsoft Windows before you can use the machine, there is none Apple does not use them.

To use features like iCloud however you will need an Apple ID, but you can create one of those at any time. There is no authorization needed to get an Apple ID either.

No, bootcamp is not required for virtual machines which are running from mac os x.

Parallels is a virtual machine emulator you can put any virtual OS into it without disturbing your Mac OS X system setup. Bootcamp is used when you are installing windows natively on the mac.

Absolutely not. The iPad is not a computer in the same sense of the word. You will find a very large number of things you cannot do on the iPad compared to an actual computer such as the Macbook.

To compare, the iPad is similar to the iPhone. It's like asking if you should trade your desktop for a gameboy.

Max OSx is superior to Windows because it comes with just about every program you will need already installed. OSx also does not come with any bloatware preinstalled. The Apple App Store also means any software you install from there is safe. It is a fact that on a Mac your chances of getting a Virus are far less than on a Windows PC. Sox is far more stable than Windows and the fact that it has no registry is a big plus. You can run Windows on a Mac but it is impossible to run Mac on a Windows PC.

If you want to buy one instead of getting one of the free ones that's up to you but either way you can simply go to Apple's "App Store" and search for "Barcode reader" and you should find quite a few.

Depending on the OS (operating system) that the MacBook is running, the computer can send "text messages" a number of different ways. If the computer is running Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or higher, there should be a Messages.app in the Applications folder; this can be used to send "text" messages to people on other Apple devices, including Macs, iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches using a registered Apple ID (which is almost always an email address; someone can also choose to associate a phone number with their Apple ID, which is how these "texts" can get from a computer, which doesn't have a phone number, to an actual phone and appear in the Messages app on an iPhone).

Alternatives include third-party apps such as Adium, which take advantage of existing instant messenger services like Yahoo! Instant Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM), Google Talk/Chat or Jabber, and many more.

Software such as KeyRemap4MacBook (See links below) allows the right control functions to be remapped to an alternative key.

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The first thing you need to do before upgrading your system is to check how much RAM you already have installed. This is a relatively simple process of clicking on the Apple menu in the top left-hand-corner and selecting About This Mac.

Then figure out what RAM upgrades are available. The easiest way to do this is by downloading a simple tool from the website of online hardware retailer crucial which scans your system and gives you back a detailed report of not only the amount of RAM your system can handle but what type of RAM is compatible too. The price of RAM has come down over the years so it will be cheap. Make sure your laptop is fully turned off and install the chips that you have brought.

You also need to make sure you have enough space on your hard drive. You can determine this from About This Mac again. If you have at least 10-20gb of free space you should be fine, but in any case, installing a new solid state drive will speed up your computer dramatically.

Once you are sure you have enough RAM and hard drive space, open the App Store and see what OS upgrades are available for your computer. Apple's operating systems have been free for some time, so likely you won't have to pay for the upgrade.

No.

When the MacBook is closed, it is put in sleep mode which closes the internet connection.

When it needs it?

Just follow the instructions Apple gave for your model. If you don't know then go to Apples support site and search for your model and it will give you full instructions. There are certain things your supposed to do as far as letting it discharge all the way and the frequency your supposed to do it. It seems every model year is different with the new battery technology's.

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