While replacing LCD Screen on the new Macbooks, Lid Angle Sensor needs to be either re-calibrated or a small chip transferred to the new LAS flex through micro-soldering in Macbook Air and Macbook Pro. Lid Angle Sensor has this chip called Hall Sensor which determines if the Lid is open or closed. This chip needs […]
M1 and M2, both are systems on Chip(SOC) processors by Apple. M2 was Launched in 2022, And is an evolution to M1. There are currently four versions of the M1 (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra) and only three versions of the M2 (M2, M2 Pro, and M2 Max).
Buying best MacBook out of available ones, maintaining these expensive devices and then addressing issues, from common to complex, can cost us higher than our expectations. There could be long research on what MacBook to buy, what specifications has to be there and how to maintain the health of the Mac devices. Although there are […]
In October 2023 Youtube rolled out a new counter AdBlock wall in Chrome. Here’s how to circumvent it.
Is your MacBook feeling sluggish and unresponsive? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Over time, MacBooks can accumulate clutter and experience performance issues that lead to slow speeds. The best option is always to get a professional opinion, however, in this guide, we’ll delve into the reasons behind a laggy Mac, and more importantly, provide you […]
There are a variety of reasons why your MacBook might not be turning on. Here are 4 simple solutions that often fix this common problem. You can also bring your device in to our Parnell or Ponsonby location for us to troubleshoot or diagnose the exact problem for you. 1. Check The Power Connection Make […]
Remember to back up important files before deleting or making any significant changes to your storage. Regularly maintaining your storage space will help keep your Mac running smoothly and efficiently.
1. Remove unnecessary files and applications Go through your files and delete any files that you no longer need. Also, uninstall any applications that you don’t use anymore. This will free up disk space and allow your MacBook to run faster.
1. Continuity Camera With Continuity Camera, you can take a photo or scan a document on your iPhone or iPad and have it instantly appear on your Mac. This feature works with many Apple apps, including Mail, Messages and Notes.