It is hard to imagine, but some work environments are less than friendly to those cuddly always-smiling and ever-happy Mac users. What to do for example when you can't connect to a networked laser printer or copier in your office? What a pain. Well, if the IT folks were a bit less than careful in setting up their network, then there is a good chance you can still connect without too much fuss.
Read MoreAcclimating to college involves more than a little adjustment for the average eighteen year old. So let me encourage you that this transition will pass soon. More importantly allow me to offer here are a few thoughts that might help you make the most of this great opportunity you've been given.
Read MoreI get asked this question regularly by students and colleagues alike. Given the complexity of cloud services today, and the increasing competition among cloud service companies (from Amazon.com to iCloud) that question is not easily answered.
Read MoreOccasionally I'll get a question about how to add a college e-mail address (in my case) to an iPhone. So I thought I should post a how-to on this.
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If you like jumping games, Alto's Adventure hits the sweet spot. It is a beautiful award winning game with outstanding graphics and excellent music. There is snowboarding, giant chasms and steep slops along with lamas, campfires, rocks and pesky "elders" who don't particularly like snowboarders. The scenery is just plain gorgeous.
Here is what one student said about this game:
Altos Adventure had very good visuals. I like how there is scenery change and the deer running underneath the snowboarder. It also kind of reminded me of an easier version of Flappy Bird. It has the same concept when jumping. This game has great music and sound effects. I liked playing this game and I am worried I will get addicted!
Normal price is about $2 on the app store. Right now it is on sale for $.99. Check it out. You won't be disappointed. And if you would like some tips navigating those 60 levels, check out Serenity Caldwell's tips and tricks page on imore.com.
