Jonathan's Apple

23/05/2026

10/05/2026

This is interesting about USB C.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2PIEpTzybk
Seems all cables aren't the same!

25K likes, 1.3K comments. "The Frustrating Reality of USB-C (and why it never works) | Simple but Surprising"

01/05/2026

While I'm at it. It's a great idea to fill in the health app on your iPhone. If you enter your stats and information, it will be available to first responders in case of an incident. Name, blood type, emergency contacts, medications etc. When your phone is locked, people can hit the emergency option and have critical info about you. It also helps with finding the owner of a lost phone. I've set it up for all my family and believe it to be an invaluable tool.

01/05/2026

I had a lovely lady today who dropped her phone in water and instantly thought "I've got to put in rice to absorb the water"! Please don't do this! Cook the rice and eat it but please don't put your phone in rice. If it hasn't had a screen replacement, iPhones after the 12, are pretty much waterproof for a quick dunk. If the screen has been replaced, not waterproof and water will ruin the screen. Get it to a repairer ASAP before things start to corrode (24 hours).

30/01/2026

It would seem that there are many panicked people out there with iPhone 8 and iPhone X issues of not being able to connect to the mobile network. It would appear that a fix has been issued by Apple. It is reported that by connecting to a Wi-Fi network and accepting updated carrier settings that full function will be restored to the affected phones. Good luck!

22/12/2024

All iPhones.
7. 32gb. Black. $200
X. 64gb. White. $230
11. 64gb. Black. $300
12 mini. 128gb. Blue. $400

iPads are in stock.
Gen 6. 128gb. $230

2 iMac computers with wireless keyboard and mouse. $300 and $350. PM for details if interested.

02/12/2024

What is a remote access scam?

Remote access scams usually start with a phone call, browser pop up, SMS or email. The scammer will say they are from a company you’re familiar with, such as your bank, phone or internet service provider, or a tech support company.
Then, they’ll tell you there’s a technical issue or some other problem that needs to be fixed on your device, and say they need access to fix it. They’ll ask you to download a remote access tool or share your login details.
If you share access, they could then steal your personal information, bank account information and even your money.

03/11/2024

https://www.techradar.com/phones/iphone/if-youre-iphone-14-plus-has-this-camera-problem-apple-will-fix-it-for-free?utm_content=techradar&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_source=facebook.com&fbclid=IwY2xjawGUK5tleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHQqqBWXN19LLoqYO8jZ566oBNiJgiLHtkvn_3jOeQ12nsHSIVbobAqN4cg_aem_SWQsxOSF8V1SSn_5eP_d8w

02/09/2024

Here's a great video about scams.

David tells you about the latest iPhone scams that are catching iPhone users off-guard and provides essential tips on how to protect yourself. And, I confess...

17/07/2024