by Brian Andrews | Jan 19, 2016 | Back Up, data recovery, Safety, Security
Data loss affects businesses of all sizes and it is important that every business is prepared in the event that a critical system fails, potentially leading to data loss. There are a few simple proactive steps that any business can take to keep themselves safe from... 
by Marilyn | Feb 21, 2014 | Baby Geek, Back Up, Cloud, Dropbox, iCloud, iOS 7, Third Party, Tips & Tricks
Here at mac-fusion we do a lot of data recovery. We see sad tales of hard drive crashes and no backups. We see this daily. The even sadder tale is that of the mom with her iPhone full of baby pictures and it gets dropped into the dog bowl or bathtub. With AppleCare+... 
by Marilyn | Aug 2, 2013 | Back Up, iPad, iPhone, iPhone 4, iPod Touch, Tips & Tricks
Like many of you, I have used Apple’s cloud services for a number of years. First .Mac, then MobileMe, and now iCloud. Upon the transition from MobileMe to iCloud in 2011, Apple offered existing MobileMe subscribers a complimentary 20GB of storage, on top of the free... 
by Marilyn | May 9, 2013 | Back Up, iOS Games, iPad, iPad Game, iPhone, iPhone 4, iPhone Game, iPod Touch, iTunes
Depending on how you use your iOS device, you will likely run into problems with regards to available storage. You may notice this when attempting to update the apps, install new apps, download content from iTunes, or perform a system update in order to use the latest... 
by Marilyn | Jan 24, 2013 | Back Up, iPad, iPhone, iPhone 4, iPod Touch
Having your content backed up is a wonderful thing. If you are not backing up your iOS devices, or your Mac, then you should be. Consider it as insurance against information loss. If you are struggling with how to begin, please drop into the store to discuss your... 
by Marilyn | Nov 23, 2012 | Back Up, iCloud, iPad, iPhone, iPhone 4, iPod Touch, Mac, MacBook Air, Software, Tips & Tricks
Cloud computing is that latest buzz word that has been circulating the technology industry for the last few years. Services such as Dropbox, and Google Docs (now Google Drive) have led the way for anyone needing to collaborate with others on various projects. iCloud... 