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Xcode SpriteKit Game Primer Tutorial
We’re always on the lookout for the word “cross” within I.T. circles (not because we have any anger management issues, but), because it might mean some relief from “platform fatigue”. By that, we mean that the number of different devices … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Games, iOS, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged Apple, audio, cross-platform, Desktop Application, device, emoji, game, games, Hello World, IDE, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iTunes, lead, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, macOS, mobile, mobile app, mobile application, mp3, Objective C, PDF, programming, project, scene, sprite, spritekit, toutube, tutorial, tvOS, USB, video, watchOS, Xcode
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Import to Photos via Card Reader and Digital Camera Memory Card Tutorial
Despite the ongoing pace of change in Information Technology there are some less glamorous hardware we admire greatly … leads card readers digital cameras … and we guess some will be thinking “troglodyte”, but, be that as it may, even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, camera, card reader, digital camera, import, iPad, lead, Macbook Pro, memory card, photography, photos, USB, video, YouTube
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Genius Scan App Primer Tutorial
When you come across a great mobile application it can be a great boon to your relationship with computer equipment. And if it links hardcoded material to the online world all the better. Do you remember when we talked about … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, iOS, Not Categorised, Operating System, Photography, Tutorials
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Tagged app, App Store, Apple, application, attachment, email, Finder, folder, Genius Scan, Gmail, hard copy, iOS, iPad, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, mobile, OfficeWorks, photography, print, printing, removable, scan, tutorial, USB
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Android Disk to Windows Disk Tutorial
As we said previously with Android Disk to MacBook Pro Disk Tutorial as shown below, we love it here when we can tell you of something that works across the “big brands”, and what we mean by the two “big … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged Android, desktop, device, disk, driver, file transfer, Google, hardware, lead, Microsoft, mobile phone, Samsung, share, software, tutorial, USB, Windows, Windows Explorer, Windows XP
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Holiday Snaps Printing Primer Tutorial
We had occasion to think about USB Memory Sticks the other day, perhaps a hardware device on the list of ones in danger of slipping away from relevance if we keep moving on in the mobile device and cloud storage … Continue reading →
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Tagged Android, desktop, exfat, file system, format, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, memory stick, operating system, photography, printing, tutorial, USB, Windows
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Android Disk to MacBook Pro Disk Tutorial
We love it here when we can tell you of something that works across the “big brands”, and what we mean by the two “big brands” today is Google (regarding their Android mobile phone operating system) and Apple (regarding their … Continue reading →
WebEx Presentation with Microphone Tutorial
We’ve been doing some more WebEx (by Cisco) lately, and realised, at least with using a MacBook Pro laptop, we needed to invest in a microphone, to be heard, as the inbuilt microphone systems were not up to it. We … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, audio, Cisco, communication, conferencing, device, Did you know, email, Hello World, Macbook Pro, microphone, presentation, recording, sound, speakers, tutorial, USB, video, video conferencing, web conferencing, webcam, WebEx
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Android Camera to Mac iPhoto Primer Tutorial
Today’s work shares a lot in common with Photo Booth view of Android Camera Google+ Upload Tutorial as shown below. Once you work with an Android phone lots of the products or ideas below will probably come into play regarding … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, eLearning, Photography, Tutorials
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Tagged Android, animation, connect, download, email, Gmail, Google, Grab, iPhoto, Mac, Mac OS X, mobile, networking, phone, Photo Booth, PhotoBooth, photography, Picasa, slideshow, tutorial, upload, USB, WiFi, wireless
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