Latest Club News, 23/9/19

Get help with upgrading to iOS 12

Relax and have a cuppa while we help you do your backup and/or upgrade using our internet service.

​This service is FREE for Plus, Online and Premium iTandCoffee Club members.  Basic members can also utilise this service for free by using one of their three 'free club session' allocations. (Non-members welcome as well - cost is only $30, including tea or coffee!)

If you are not sure how to back up your device or would like help with upgrading, come and see us at iTandCoffee.

You can make a time by calling 03 9886 0814 or emailing bookings@itandcoffee.com.au. Or just pop in on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 9am and 2:30 pm for help from our resident digital native, Heidi.

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Upcoming FREE* sessions at iTandCoffee

Mac Monday
Monday 24th September
1:00pm -2:00pm
Bring along all your Mac questions.
​More Information and Bookings

​Free* Friday - A Look at iOS 12
Friday 19th October
12:00pm - 1:00pm
More information and Bookings

Working with Word
User group for Microsoft Word Users
More information and Bookings

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New Windows and Word Tutorials
for ​Premium iTandCoffee Club Members

Premium members of the iTandCoffee Club can now access a growing range of Tutorials on Windows 10. The first set, published recently, cover the Start Menu, customising the Taskbar and Desktop, and more. We have also added a new set of Word tutorials, on the topic of working with images in Word documents.

See the new set of Windows tutorials

See the new Word tutorials

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Curated Articles 
for fortnight ending 22/9/18

Below are the topics covered in this fortnight's set of curated articles. Select the button below to view the member's only page with active links to these articles.

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Accessories

• Can't wait for AirPower? $50 Hyper adapter charges AirPods wirelessly - CNET
• HomePod update adds multiple timers, Find My iPhone, making and receiving phone calls, and more - 9to5Mac

Apps

• 1Password now works with Password Autofill on iOS 12 - 9to5Mac

Buying Guide

• Find Your Next Laptop: 5 Best Computers for Your Money - Inverse
• 6 reasons you should buy the iPhone 8 over the new iPhone XS - Business Insider Australia
• 8 reasons why you should get the iPhone 7 instead of the new iPhone XR, XS, or XS Max - Business Insider Australia

Cloud / iCloud

• Four features iCloud Drive desperately needs - 9to5Mac
• Why I left Dropbox for iCloud Drive and never looked back - 9to5Mac

Google, Android

• Google can remotely change the settings of your Pixel or Pie phone, and it just did it by mistake - BGR

Internet / NBN

• Fibre '20 Times Faster Than The NBN' Is Coming To Sydney - Gizmodo Australia
• The Best And Fastest Alternatives To The NBN - Lifehacker Australia
• The Best NBN Providers, According To Netflix - Lifehacker Australia

iOS 12

• Apple iOS 12: Should You Upgrade?
  
• 4 steps to get your iPhone ready for iOS 12 - CNET
• Don't buy any of the new iPhones announced this week until you've downloaded iOS 12 to your current iPhone - Business Insider Australia
• 1Password now works with Password Autofill on iOS 12 - 9to5Mac
• How to use the Control Center in iOS 12 - Daily Dot
• Apple’s iOS 12 download leaves out Siri’s best new feature. Here’s how to unlock it on your iPhone.
• The best hidden features in iOS 12 everyone should know about - iMore
• Your iPhone's camera just got an upgrade thanks to iOS 12 — here are all the ways it changed
• 5 Hidden iOS 12 Hacks That Will Make Your Life SO Much Easier - Bustle
• This is my favourite new feature in the latest iPhone software - Business Insider Australia

​Kids and Technology

• Why all this talk about 'gaming addiction' is not helping families
• 'Your kids are living in a world that you are not invited to be part of': teacher's warning to parents
• This is how to manage your kids' screen time. Put your phone away - The Age

Microsoft, Windows

• Microsoft Surface Go Australian Review - Lifehacker Australia

Photos

• Your iPhone's camera just got an upgrade thanks to iOS 12 — here are all the ways it changed

Scams, Viruses, Hoaxes

• Mac App Store Still Seems to Have Malicious Apps - FORTUNE
• Almost 'all modern computers' affected by cold boot attack, researchers warn - CNET
• WannaCry virus still infecting thousands of Australian computers: Experts warn of another devastating cyber attack this year - SmartCompany
• CBA and ANZ caught in fake banking apps scam - The Age

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