Mike Matthews

Learn all about Apple Pay and the Wallet on the iPhone with Mike Matthews! Mike will tell us all about the Wallet app on the iPhone and how it can replace your existing wallet, as well as how Apple Pay can compliment this. He will also talk about Apple Card and Apple Cash and some of the advantages of these payment methods. You won’t want to miss this informative meeting!

The Finder has been a part of the Mac since the beginning in 1984. It started out as way to access the Mac’s file system. It wasn’t until several years after its introduction that it would actually find anything. Now the Finder plays several roles, including providing many ways to organize and view your files, serving as a conduit to your iPhone and iPad, and even accessing files that aren’t on your Mac. Update your Mac to the latest version of macOS Ventura and we’ll explore all the things the Finder can do.

Apple has opened up the iPhone in recent years to add many options to make your iPhone your iPhone. You’ve been able to customize the wallpaper for years, but now you can choose a different look for the lock screen and add helpful widgets to it. We’ll also show you how to tinker with your home screens, adding folders and widgets, and arranging the screens and app icons the way that works best for you. Bring your iPhone updated to the latest version of iOS 16.

When we were kids, there were no ATMs or online banking. Then along came the internet and with it a growing need for ever more security. And you know what that means: Passwords. The idea behind passwords is wonderful, but human beings aren’t very good at remembering them. Learn about password managers to simplify your life and make sure your Apple devices are updated.

Seems like there is a smartphone in everyone’s pocket. But if you want to go beyond the basics and learn how to make using the keyboard easier, send messages with flair, print, and more, then this class is for you. Bring your iPhone updated to the latest version of iOS 16.

In this presentation, Dan will explore the accessibility features that are built into Apple devices to make them more inclusive and user-friendly for everyone. He’ll delve into the various tools that can enhance the experience and cover how to customize your device’s accessibility settings to best suit your needs. By the end of this presentation, you’ll have a deeper understanding of how the Accessibility features built into your Apple devices can enhance your experience using them.

eBooks are here, and you can read them on almost all of your Apple devices that have a screen. While it’s true that there are times that nothing beats holding a book in your hands, eBooks provide their own set of advantages including highlighting, a built-in dictionary, and easy searching. And if audiobooks are your preference, Apple’s Books app has you covered.

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Learn how to get turn-by-turn directions, whether you’re walking or driving. Create guides of favorite locations. Look inside shopping malls and airport terminals. Check BART schedules. Take fly-over tours of the world’s largest cities. And get the lay of the land of many locations as if you were driving by it.