At the same time – I have added a new section – called ‘Presentations’ – where we will add future presentations for posterity.

Enjoy.

Visit the presentation section now – or visit the FULL presentation on Apps, IMAP, Browsers, iPhones – Hanging Them All Together

This Months Topic: Whatcha-MAC-callit? With technology shifting faster than some of can keep up with, terms like “cloud” and “IMAP email” can just seem a bit confusing. To add to the confusion is figuring out where all this stuff is at on your computer, iPad or iPhone device. Join us this month as we try to untangle these terms and use Apple’s Spotlight search to help guide us in finding what we need on our Mac and iOS devices. As always bring your Mac, iPhone and iPad questions. Directions can be found here.

Our thanks to

THE INFO MANAGER
A weekly column from the mice of Lynn Wegley and Fred Showker.

Lynn is a UGN veteran (AOL User Groups Forum) and User Group Network.
He’s been a supporter and volunteer on many, many UGNet and User Group Academy projects. As a long time user group member, he’s been a volunteer from Honolulu to Boston and beyond.

Currently working primarily the with the Cowtown MUG of Ft. Worth but also works with the Apple Corp of Dallas and is a lifetime member of TUMS the Tulsa Users of Macintosh
Society).

Fred has been user group guy since 1986, through the AOL UG Forum days, then out onto the web.

for the links and heads up.

Follow the link to learn about this new app available in the iPhone App Store.

Our thanks to

THE INFO MANAGER
A weekly column from the mice of Lynn Wegley and Fred Showker.

Lynn is a UGN veteran (AOL User Groups Forum) and User Group Network.
He’s been a supporter and volunteer on many, many UGNet and User Group Academy projects. As a long time user group member, he’s been a volunteer from Honolulu to Boston and beyond.

Currently working primarily the with the Cowtown MUG of Ft. Worth but also works with the Apple Corp of Dallas and is a lifetime member of TUMS the Tulsa Users of Macintosh
Society).

Fred has been user group guy since 1986, through the AOL UG Forum days, then out onto the web.

for the links and heads up.

Welcome to 2012! As we bring in the new year, it is time to get organized, make resolutions, to do items. . . Well okay let’s just start off by getting our digital life organized first. Join us this month as we discuss applications, tools and utilities for both your Mac and iOS devices that will help get your life in order and help you out in 2012. As always bring your Mac, iOS, and other related Apple questions and discussions to the meeting. Need directions? Click Here

I have been using 1Password on my MAC for over a year and find it to be so efficient, easy, and secure that I can’t imagine being without it.

For information about 1Password, click here

This enables Apple’s 30″ Cinema Display to be used at its highest native resolution – a stunning 2560 x 1600 dpi! With Apple’s two most recent external monitors – you can now use their new Thunderbolt connectivity – to ensure the best possible resolution for your external displays …

Submitted by David Watersun

With the holidays here and things getting busy, we have moved our meeting to the second Wednesday this month. This will be our last meeting of 2011. Join us a we recap the year of everything going on in the Apple world. To share our time together, we will be having a potluck. So bring some food to share and enjoy. We will also have some great door prizes for the meeting.

If there are specific questions bubbling up – please pint email to john@mauimac.org – and we will answer them for you through the blog posts.

Topic: iCloud and iOS 5

Join us this month as we introduce and discuss Apple’s new iCloud service along with a review of the new iOS 5 operating system for your mobile devices. We will discuss setup, migration and requirements to the new services along with tips and tricks to make sure it all works for you. As always bring your Apple questions with you.