The good news for this week’s MUG Event Calendar is that more and more groups are working with virtual meeting services, notably Zoom, to try online meetings. Groups from Oregon, Colorado, Texas, California, and more are included in that list. The bad news is that all but one (a Florida group) are just publicizing them […]

In just a week, Apple User Groups have rallied. While a number have cancelled their meetings for at least this month for various reasons including the obvious ones, more than a few are keeping to their schedule, and holding their meetings by Zoom or other online meeting services. The following have updated their web sites […]

The MUG Event Calendar is coming up pretty empty these days, and looks like it will be for some time. A few groups are either conducting their meetings by Zoom or some other virtual platform, or are suspending them all together. Therefore, I’m going to stop listing those groups who have cancelled their events or […]

This week’s MUG Event Calendar is a bit barren due to concerns over COVID-19, but a couple groups still have events on the active list (or at least they are as this is published). Please check the individual group’s web sites for further updates. An Oklahoma group will talk about iOS Shortcuts, and a Florida […]

On this week’s MUG Event Calendar, Chuck Joiner will discuss the production of MacVoices at a New Jersey group, a group in Oregon will help keep your Mac’s data available, and a Virginia group will cover Apple TV+ and the competing streaming services. Your group’s events could appear on The MUG Event Calendar if you […]

This week’s MUG Event Calendar is highlighted by a presentation by Bryan Chaffin of The Mac Observer to a California group, a spreadsheet showdown at a New York group, a discussion of genealogy at a Florida group, and demos of art on the iPad at an Ohio group. Your group’s events could appear on The […]