In the world of Information Technology it is imperative to stay on top of industry best practices. With Apple’s rapid introduction of new hardware and software they require recertification under each version of the Operating System for both Client OS X, and OS X Server.
Apple Certified Technical Coordinator 10.8 ACTC
Apple Certified Support Professional 10.8 ACSP
It’s been a busy winter, but Toronto Mac Tech is revving up for our Winter/Spring 2013 Workshops.
There will be two series of three workshops, starting in late March. The first group of three will be Monday evenings, and the second will be Wednesday’s in hopes to accommodate different schedules.
Class size is limited so register early to save your spot!
With the emergence of Solid State Drives over the past couple years, lots of Apple users with MacBooks or MacBook Pro’s have been wishing for a way to take advantage of this new technology. SSD’s offer faster access times but traditionally come with sacrificing our storage capacity or breaking the bank.
Now you can have your cake and eat it too!
We Have added a couple of new video tutorials that we’ve been sharing on our FaceBook Page over the past couple weeks. These will be updated weekly, and if you have any suggestions or recommendations for a video that you would like to see feel free to contact us.
To The Videos!
You might just think we’re crazy…but for a limited time we are offering $10 cash for any successful referral that results in an invoice.
Toronto Mac Tech is pleased to announce that we now are handling iPhone and iOS device repairs to go along with our Mac Repairs.
We are stocking many parts for iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 4. If we don’t have the part it only takes a couple days to have it in stock.
Toronto MacTech is happy to announce that we now have gained the ACTC 10.7 Certification.
This past week Toronto MacTech wrote and passed the Mac Integration Basics 10.7 exam.
Although, this was much more prevalent a few years past there are still plenty of Mac users who are still using PowerMac G5′s. As these machines age, it becomes more imperative to check the machines that have LCS (A liquid Cooling System) for leakage.
Hello there fellow Mac users, I am making this blog post using Siri on my new iPhone 4S.
Check out this MacBook Pro that we fixed today. It needed a new display after accidentally falling down a set of stairs.
