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Home » Archives for October 2020
10:17 AM
High Tech House Calls, Expert Computer Consulting
If I get a call on my iPhone
when I'm busy, I'll tap Decline and immediately forget that someone
called me. I was happy to discover that there's a callback feature on
my iPhone that will remind me to call back later.
Here's how to decline phone calls and get a callback reminder
with Remind Me Later, so you won't be playing phone tag for days on end.
Related: How to Block a Phone Number on iPhone: Texts & Calls
What Does Remind Me Later on the iPhone Do & How Does
It Work?
Remind Me Later
gives iPhone users the ability to tap more than just Decline or Accept when a
call comes through. The callback reminder...
4:29 PM
High Tech House Calls, Expert Computer Consulting
If you used a computer between 1997 and 2005, you probably burned valuable data
to at least one recordable CD (CD-R) or DVD-R. Unfortunately, these have a
limited lifespan, and many have already become unreadable. That’s why it’s
important to back up your recordable discs before it’s too late—here’s how to do
it. The Problem: Optical Disc Data Rots CD-Rs and DVD-Rs store data on a layer
of dye that is melted by the laser when the data is written. This dye layer
isn’t completely stable and can chemically break down over time, causing data
loss. Also, the reflective layer on the top of the disc can oxidize, making the
data difficult to read. As a result, many CD-R and DVD-Rs burned...
1:40 PM
High Tech House Calls, Expert Computer Consulting
October 13 is new iPhone day. It's also the last day of support for Office 2010 and Office 2016 for Mac. After today's Patch Tuesday fixes and updates, Microsoft won't provide any further security updates, bug fixes or technical support for these products. Office 2010 and 2016 for Mac still can be used after today, but will no longer be officially supported.In addition to reminding Mac users that support for these two perpetual Office versions ends today, Microsoft also is repeating its guidance that users are advised to go with Office 2016, Office 2019 or Microsoft 365 Apps (formerly known as Office 365 apps) to connect to back end Office 365 services. Microsoft won't block customers...
1:30 PM
High Tech House Calls, Expert Computer Consulting
Early fall always means iPhone announcements, and this year we’re looking at four new models. If you’d prefer something on the larger side check out the iPhone 12 Max and Max Pro, while the iPhone 12 mini will suit those will smaller hands. Right here, however, we’re going to focus on the middle-sibling iPhone 12. It’s far from ordinary thanks to 5G mmWave technology, along with the new A14 Bionic. Of course, it’s competing against rival flagships like Google’s Pixel 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S20, so we’d laid out all their specs for a quick idea of which might offer the most for your money. For a final verdict, however, be sure to check out our full review...
