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Tucson Macintosh Users Group, Tucson, AZ Providing a forum for Macintosh Users in the Tucson area TMUG's Mission: To educate about the use of personal computers and the Internet with particular emphasis on the use and care of Macintosh computers and Apple iOS devices (iPod touch, iPhone, iPad). Our members enjoy many great benefits and we hope you will consider joining us to learn more about your Mac and iOS devices and to add your skills and knowledge to our group. Monthly Meetings Friendly PeopleInteresting SessionsSuitable For All LevelsHigh-quality LecturesLive DemonstrationsMake Contact with Other Mac & iOS UsersVolunteer Technical Help Excellent Meeting Facilities Web Site Features Public Discussion Forum Members-only Q&A/Discussion/Help Forums List of Tucson-Area Mac Consultants Full Info on TMUG ActivitiesHelpful Links You Can Use List of TMUG Members’ Websites We are all beginners in some way with Macintosh and iOS devices.
MacUser Macintosh - Download Squad Notational Velocity ALT, the supremo Mac note-taking tool, goes 1.0 by Jason Clarke on December 12, 2010 at 02:24 PM It's no secret that Notational Velocity is my favorite Mac note-taking application. It synchronizes with the SimpleNote online service, which means you can access your notes on your Mac, iPhone, online, and, if you store your notes in a folder that is in your Dropbox account, on a plethora of iOS plain text editing applications. It's made for speed, letting you find what you need instantly, make... wunderlist is a cross-platform free to-do list manager by Erez Zukerman on November 22, 2010 at 11:30 AM wunderlist is a minimalistic, pretty to-do list manager. Xbench performance benchmarking for Macs by Jason Clarke on November 20, 2010 at 01:00 PM Computer benchmarking applications abound for Windows machines, but what if you want to judge the capabilities of your current Mac against one you're considering buying? Flight Control lands on Mac and PC via Steam Newer Posts
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