by Aaron Crabtree | Sep 5, 2012 | Blog, Canon 60D, DSLR, Technology, Video
Over the weekend I created a video tutorial for Messages on a Mission. This shows a video of my screen, a video of me, and a video of the output from my MacBook on a second monitor. So how did I do this and combine everything? Read on for my five steps. Messages on a...
by Aaron Crabtree | Aug 14, 2012 | Apple, Blog, MacOS
There are lots of reviews about the new features that Apple included in their latest OS X release, Mountain Lion but not much talk about running it on older Macs. I hope to explain some of the details to you. First of all, this is the first version of OS X that...
by Aaron Crabtree | Jun 28, 2012 | Apple, Blog, iPhone
I’m embarrassed to admit this, but for over year after switching to the iPhone I missed those silly little icons from my older phones. But it turns out that the iPhone had them, but they have to be enabled. Here are the instructions: Go to Settings Go to General...
by Aaron Crabtree | Jun 13, 2012 | Apple, Blog, iPad
The iPad is a great device. I often have people ask me if they should buy an iPad instead of a laptop. I guess that depends on what you want to do with the iPad but it can’t replace a laptop for me. I started thinking about what it would take to make the iPad...
by Aaron Crabtree | May 30, 2012 | Blog, Technology
When was the last time you cooked without the microwave? In our fast paced culture, the microwave fits perfectly; it cooks nothing well but it does it quickly. Does that sound like life? We need to concentrate more on the depth of a few things than the shallowness of...
by Aaron Crabtree | May 27, 2012 | Apple, Battery Life, Blog, iPhone, Technology
As of June, 2012 I have owned an iPhone 4 for 18 months. In the past month the battery life has dramatically shortened. A full charge in the morning is down to 40% or less by 5 PM. I tried all of the normal tricks to improve battery life but it was obvious that the...