Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun come together weekly to answer your questions and discuss things of interest to Apple and Mac geeks, yet present them in a way that's both entertaining and informative for the average listener.
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MGG 822: Full Disks, Slow Speeds, and Low Batteries
Your questions haven’t stopped, and neither have our answers! How to deal with a full disk? What to do for slow internet speeds? How to...
MGG 821: WWDC Deep Dive
Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun share their thoughts and experiences with the new technologies Apple announced at WWDC this week.
MGG 820: Zooming the Web and Learning Your Ms
It’s hours before WWDC begins, and there’s just enough time to get Mac Geek Gab into your hands ahead of the new stuff we’re all...
MGG 819: Five Catalina Volumes and Foolproof Migration
Have you ever noticed your Mac tells you Catalina uses up 5 volumes? How about encrypting specific files and folders? And what about that cable...
MGG 818: The Great Backup Debate
Do you backup or clone? Which is more important? What do you do first? Ok, let’s battle. Well, not really. Lots of Cool Stuff Found...
MGG 817: Backtick is Zoomalicious (in Preview)
Who knew one key could do THAT? Plus, you can take iPhone pics right from your Mac desktop. Lots of quick tips. And then a...
MGG 816: Drawing, Backing Up, and Being a Screenshot Ninja
Did you know you could move your screenshot selection window around after you create it? How about rearranging columns in the Finder and having it...
MGG 815: Holy Bidirectional Thunderbolt, Mac-Man!
Did your Mac stop showing all your spotlight results? Do you have an external rotational drive on your Mac? Do you want to Add the...
MGG 814: Mispronouncing Bondi
What’s bloating up your hard drive? Why is your Bluetooth mouse still draining? Which 13″ MacBook should you get? All these questions are answered, and...
MGG 813: New Stuff, Old Macs? Old Stuff, New Macs!
Need to run Mojave on your Catalina Mac? Need to really manage your printers? Want to add multiple monitors to your MacBook Pro? No problem....