Apple AirDrop allows you to transfer files wirelessly between your Apple devices- including Macs, iPads, and iPhones. This first AirDrop tutorial only covers how to set up AirDrop on your Mac, iPad, & iPhone.
This tutorial is the follow-up to two series of tutorials. The first three AirDrop tutorials covered how to set up & transfer files from the iPad/iPhone to the Mac. This fourth one in the AirDrop series covers the reverse – Mac to iPad.
Apple-Q-Core is powered by an app called calibre. This is a short tutorial on how to log into the site and locate […]
With the demise of iTunes you now have to use the Finder if you wish to Backup or Sync your iPhone or […]
Genealogy apps use the GEDCOM file format to transfer data amongst themselves. So to transfer your family tree you need to export […]
I stumbled upon this site while trying to enter GPS coordinates into Gramps Family Tree app. I have only used the Side […]
With the new Apple-Q Services (Apple-Q-Cloud & Apple-Q-Core) in addition to the Apple-Q web site there are now five web links to […]
Please read the tutorial called Apple-Q HowTo- Apple-Q-Cloud- Access & Use detailing the basic use of the Apple-Q-Cloud for members. This tutorial […]
This tutorial covers members’ access and use of the Apple-Q-Cloud. Only basic features are covered here such are navigation, viewing, and downloading […]
Another advantage of the Apple-Q-Cloud is that it has apps that you can add to it to increase functionality. One such app […]
