Unparalleled Innovation and Elegance

 

Apple continues to extend the boundaries of human-computer interaction via its enabling technologies.

 

The Mac's highly-polished elegance and ease-of-use remains the unrivaled industry standard bearer and beacon. Its rock-solid Unix foundation and industry compliant components have earned it full and equal citizenship in business and on networks.

 

Steve Jobs's seminal vision of a device to extend innate human creativity to the masses via technology is a remarkable reality. Not so long ago, we lived in a world of very expensive, proprietary devices for content creation by a narrow priesthood in areas such as digital video, music and other audio, photography, publishing, and communications. Now there is a mature iLife and iWork suite on every Mac, for creators of all levels to engage. Truly transformative.

 

And, and his late vision of a post-PC world appears closer everyday, we delve deeply in another amazing time, that of smart phones and tablets, the generic terms for iPhone and iPad.

 

Complexity Remains

 

But in this age of possibility, complexity lurks, and you need a guide.

 

Synchronization, security, privacy, networking, backups, and the cloud, join the ever-presence of incompatibilities and glitches as time-consuming head scratchers.

 

Unless you are an expert, you may not be able to solve your short-term Mac, iPhone, or iPad related problems. Nor may you be fully aware of new possibilities in today's fast-moving innovate-or-shrivel technology culture.

 

Apple's phone support, genius bar, sales agents, and creatives are quite good, but they can't resolve all your issues, won't delve into areas dealing with most non-Apple products, are not completely engaged as your advocate, and do not come on site.

 

To resolve issues you may have to contact a host of other companies to isolate and solve problems. To plan ahead most effectively, you may have to evaluate a variety of vendors and options.

 

Most busy, highly efficient Mac OS and iOS using professionals and many others do not have the time, inclination, or optimal skill set. They can best be served by a single, expert point of contact that can both conclusively resolve current problems and seamlessly move them into specific, next best technology-infrastructure steps.

 

I hope you will consider MacResolutions as that resource.

 

Thank you,

Fred Balin

Principal, MacResolutions

Palo Alto, California