Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun come together weekly to answer your question 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 749: The Mesh Wi-Fi Industrial Complex
Wanna know how to force Safari to download a media file instead of playing it? Want to know how to use the same drive on...
MGG 748: Touch Bar & The Terminal
Do you need an elbow connector? You might after listening to this episode! That, after all, is what Cool Stuff Found segments are all about:...
MGG 747: Connection Speeds, Slow Macs, DNS, and More
How fast is your connection? How much of that speed matters? How fast is your Mac? Why isn’t it faster? What devices can you see...
MGG 746: Battery Usage, CarPlay, Notifications, and Cool Stuff Found
Wanna learn at least five new things about your Mac and iOS devices? This week’s Mac Geek Gab episode is sure to hit the mark....
MGG 745: Mystery "System" Disk Usage, APFS, Cookies, and More
Mysteries are meant to be solved, and when it comes to the mystery that is your “System” disk usage as displayed by macOS, well, that...
MGG 744: USB-C, Quick Tips, Cool Stuff, and a CES 2019 Wrap Up
Back from CES 2019, Dave Hamilton and John F. Braun have a few thoughts to share. Then it’s on to answering your questions, this time...
MGG 743: The Cosmic Bit Flip
In the calm before the CES storm, John F. Braun and Dave Hamilton come to you from Las Vegas to share their thoughts and answer your...
MGG 742: App Death Match in The Colosseum
Properly sharing Contacts? Check. Managing Mobile Applications Folder? Check. Scanning Bluetooth Devices? Check. Securing Your Certificates? Check. Choosing the best router? Check. All of this...
MGG 741: Contacts Are the Root of All Evil
Do you notice your Mac slowing down a lot? How many Contacts do you have? More and more listeners have been writing in with Contacts-related...
MGG 740: Non-HomeKit Siri Control, Restoring from Trash, Quick Tips, and Cool Stuff Found
Have you ever wanted to use Siri to control something that’s not HomeKit-compatible? You’re not alone. Also, you’re in luck! John and Dave have an answer...