As the team behind the “Brew & Byte” podcast enter into Episode 13! They were lucky enough to be joined by Bob LeVitus AKA Doctor Mac to discuss the recent discovery of the first malware dubbed Silver Sparrow, which has attacked up to 30,000 new Apple M1 chip devices. Along with our feature topic of how we use the “cloud” and well as much much more…..

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The Mac Studio and the Magic Beans – Brew & Byte

Episode 28 – The Mac Studio and the Magic Beans The European Union  is trying to firstly manage Big Tech and now Communications? where does this leave Apple and What's new for Communication, Which colour bubble are you? and you can soon loan a Mac ? not forgetting the Mac Studio and Magic beans….. This week there's a few G3 Prismo's and an i5 iMac for good measure, And Apple's new display has a Chip in it…   We can't wait for you to join the conversation.. Panel: Tina, Alastair, Craig, Martin, Runtime: – 43 mins Show Notes: https://www.lmug.org.uk/brewbyte-show-notes/ Please leave us a review, we love to hear from our listeners   ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 📲 Connect with us via the links below: Twitter: @londomacgroup Website: www.lmug.org.uk Facebook: Join the group Become a member: Join here Contact us: podcast@lmug.org.uk Sponsor: The London Mac User Group Series 2 | E 28 — Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lmug/message

1. The Mac Studio and the Magic Beans 42:29
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3. Episode – 26 What's on the Menu (Bar)? 51:34

Bob LeVitus, often referred to as “Dr. Mac,” is a well-known authority on all things Macintosh, OS X, and Apple devices including the iPad and iPhone. One of the Apple community’s most trusted advisors for almost thirty years, he’s known for his trademark humorous style and unerring ability to translate “techie” jargon into usable and fun advice for regular folks.

He’s written more than 80 books including macOS Sierra For Dummies, iPhone For Dummies, and iPad For Dummies. (Click here for the complete list.) And, for the past 20 years, he’s written the Dr. Mac column for the Houston Chronicle (which he still does). He’s also been writing for The Mac Observer for just as long – to find some of Bob’s Most recent work head over Here

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