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BlueTooth is a means of communication. It is neither storage or syncing. It is like saying AM radio, compared to FM radio, or Satellite radio. It can be used as a away to sync between _your_ devices,

And, just to be clear, in each of those instances, that doesn’t mean that the only way to manage notes (or messages, or contacts, or events) is in iCloud. It means that you are managing those via

On my iPad I check in Settings where it’s the 3rd item down. Click the Bluetooth and it will tell you what’s connected. My little circle keeps spinning -with noting coming up. On my Mac I check

Since buying a MBP 3 with Sonoma, syncing the calendar with my phone has been sporadic. I want it to go through the computer, not iCloud, and it's not listed as an app that syncs to icloud. Notes

I believe it is on iCloud because it doesn’t show up in my Bluetooth devices list. But my Calendar and Notes sync just fine. (Maybe others.) Becky

Isn’t calendar shared in iCloud? Julian Thomas

I’m puzzled too. At home, iCloud syncs over your home network, Wi-Fi or ethernet. When away from home, an iPhone (or iPad with mobile connection) uses the mobile/cell network. No BT in either case.

Was watching Paranormal Caught on Camera, and there was a lady from Bozeman, Montana talking about her ghostly experiences and it rang a bell! ?? cjc

Thanks for chipping-in, Brent! ? D.

David, I had the same thought, what does it have to do with BT? Brent

[email protected]> wrote: I have had my Epson EcoTank printer for 5 years. The only tank I have refilled is the black as I print more documents than pictures. The other 3 color tanks currently

Perhaps this Apple support article will be helpful: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/store-your-desktop-and-documents-in-icloud-mchle5a61431/10.13/mac/10.13

Budd I’m just an ordinary user, not a guru! I don’t understand where Bluetooth comes into this at all. What do you see if you go to www.iCloud.com and log in? The same on each device? Just check!

I recently ran out of iCloud storage space so I had to upgrade to the 2 TB plan. I decided to let it store my documents and desktop folders from my iMac. About 500 GB and counting. Now, however, my

Thanks. ?Reset (after searching for Home button). Bluetooth searches on both the iPad & iMac. The iPad returns "Not supported" for the iMac. Although the iMac shows BT connection to keyboard, mouse &

From Mike Bombich of Carbon Copy Cloner fame: "I'm convinced that Apple made a fundamental design choice in APFS that makes its performance worse than HFS+ on rotational disks. Performance starts out

It’s simple matter of doing the math…which I haven’t done yet. But you can do it yourself. Go to someplace like CarrotInk or Swift Ink and check out the prices for compatible inkjet cartridges,

From where? North to the Canadian Border? About 5 hours West to the Idaho Border? About 6 hours? East to the North Dakota Border? I don’t know, but too far and too many hours to contremplate. To the

My local Mac tech says he’s had a couple of clients who upgraded to MacOS 10.14 or higher with a rotating HDD. It wasn’t long before they were begging to upgrade to SSD’s.

Whilst the theory behind Fusion Drives is good, in practice, they don’t work so well. At least, that’s what I’ve found. The differences in speed between an NVMe SSD and a rotating HDD are so