by PTSI Editorial Team | May 18, 2022 | apple, laptop, Mac, Technology
Apple use to offer MacBook laptops in two sizes 15-inches and 17-inches years ago. Though the later a decision was made to no longer offer the 17-inch MacBook. Thus, making the 15-inch option the largest size available. Apple would later introduce smaller options...
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by PTSI Editorial Team | Feb 15, 2021 | Mac, Microsoft, Microsoft Office
By default, when you try to open a shared calendar, usually you see the other user’s calendar with free/busy details or any other details depending on permissions. Lately, we discovered this is not the case on Mac. What happens instead, is that you wait for a few...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Jan 5, 2018 | apple, Mac, software, Technology, update
The answer is using Terminal to update your OS. 1: Open Terminal 2: Type “softwareupdate -l” 3: Install all available updates “softwareupdate -i -a” You can keep using your Mac until it finished updating. Please note after it is done, you will have to manually...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Sep 12, 2017 | Mac, software, Windows
If you notice something is wrong with your computer, such as random popups, or documents you usually use no longer opens. Take this steps and check your system for malware and viruses. Step 1: Install Antivirus We recommend using AVAST as it is free and very...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Aug 1, 2017 | Mac, Microsoft Office, update, Windows
How to keep your PC/MAC up-to-date macOS You will have to visit App Store and select updates. Usually it will show you what updates you need to run. Please keep in mind any major updates such us going from 10.11 to 10.12 version may take up to 1 hour. Therefore please...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Sep 22, 2015 | apple, Mac, software, Technology, update
Before you update you need to know followings. Can your Mac run El Capitan? According to Apple: the minimum hardware requirements for OS X 10.11 El Capitan remain the same as they were for Yosemite. These are Macs that can run El Capitan: iMac (Mid 2007 or newer)...
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