Here at MacRiot we’ve noticed that Time Machine has slowed significantly since our Solid State Drive (SSD) conversions on our Macs. To the extent that backups crawl along by the kb! This observation is based…
Its unexplainable and has been occurring since the first introduction of Gestures into OS X in 2005 where two-finger scrolling was first debut to the world. Once in a while. Without warning. Explanation. Gestures just…
If you’re reading this then you’re probably adventurous enough to contemplate embarking on modifying your existing Mac to run either a Fusion Drive or a combination of Solid State Drives (SSD) and the traditional Hard Drive…
It used to be that Time Machine backups transpired smoothly and quickly but these days its not unusual to encounter instances where Time Machine stalls, what seems like forever, at its “cleaning up” phase. Here…
One would be forgiven for being frustrated with the game of catch we’ve all been forced to ‘play’ with Apple Mail ever since version 6.0. Most have labelled it as “taking a step backwards”. Since…
The latest Mac OS 10.9.3 update not only included support for 4K display but more importantly the (much anticipated) return of local USB syncing of Calendars and Contacts!
For the record, we have to come out and say it – Apple has been a little disappointing lately. First Apple Inc introduced Mac OS 10.9 Mavericks and silently removed the ability to locally sync…
Every once in a while we may be unfortunate enough to be nagged by iTunes, citing “iTunes Library cannot be saved (Error -54)” during or after an attempt to sync our iOS devices with our…
There’s no sweeter news than finding out that Apple Inc has possibly heard the requests of its many loyal customers. Owing to the silent removal of sync services in the Mac OS architecture by Apple,…
Apple released iOS 7.1 on 10 March 2014, which includes support for CarPlay, fixes for Touch ID reliability and a bug fix for Home screen crashes. YouTube channel iTwe4kz furnishes us with a great overview…