Review: Iomega 2TB Mac Companion Hard Drive | TechCrunch. This pricing is way off. For 3TB $449 is almost the same as the Time Capsule at $499. A Time Capsule offers so much than this unit. Iomega has never impressed me. I would never buy one myself. Every experience I have had with the company has been to deal with their failures.
This is very surprising that Apple would suggest for those with slow home Internet connections to bring their Macs to the store to download Lion. I doubt this is going to go over well with their customers. People like things easier not more difficult.
I think that belatedly Apple will recognize that their users really want it on a DVD. Too many businesses have hundreds or thousands of Macs and they may not have bought it through channels that allow them to easily get it. Optical media are on its way out, but we aren’t at the stage yet where flash drives are cheaper than optical media. So that still means that data is cheaper distributed through optical media than over broadband links or flash like the Air software has been.
via Lion download too fat? There’s Apple store (WiFi) for that. — Apple News, Tips and Reviews.
How to back up your media in iTunes. This is an Apple KB that allows you to back up your songs to a CD/DVD. Interesting option. This could save money if you don’t want to buy an external hard drive or Time Capsule.
Clickfree Wireless takes the Time Capsule approach, automates backups over WiFi — Engadget. Can you really trust any backup done over wireless? I can’t see how businesses could trust the security of this unit.
This solved the issue for a person who had some Canon problems. Thanks PAHU
How to Reset the Printing System
1. Open System Preferences > Print & Fax
2. Move your mouse over the Printers list
3. Hold down the Control button and click the mouse (or right click if supported).
4. Click “Reset printing system …”
5. Restart your Mac
via Apple – Support – Discussions – Sharing Canon Printer on Network ….
Time Capsule: Does not power on. It is great to see Apple taking responsibility for this. It has the instructions to find out if yours is affected by looking at the serial number.
Time Machine: About. Turns out that the backup may not be as reliable as you had assumed. You can find the details in the Apple article linked above or do this.
