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Hello Right Clickers! Thought I would share this post to all of you whom have kids with Cell Phones or Tablets. Always be wary of what their doing online.... Keep your kids safe!

Hello Right Clickers As you may... but probably not have heard. Adobe is discontinuing FLASH player after 20 years of ground breaking game action. Now don't get up in arms about your Facebook games. Developers have been warned about updating their games... and maybe your favorites to HTML5 which is the new up and coming 2D game language.... Sleep well you candy crushers. You may not even notice a difference in game play.

Hello Right Clickers. Just might want to check out this latest article from Forbes about the latest windows update! If you are a system admin out there this one really applies to you!

Hello Right Clickers. As you probably have heard iTunes is on it's way out. You may have some questions? Will my iPod still work? What if I use Windows? Dont panic the change means less than it sounds, your music is safe and iTunes isn’t really going away for good.... This autumn, Apple will release the latest version of Mac OS, 10.15 Catalina, The update will come with a raft of changes to Mac apps, including the long-awaited demise of iTunes. The app’s core features will be split out over three new apps Music, Podcasts and TV as well as a few older ones. Music will continue to be the home of users’ downloaded music libraries, as well as how they listen to music streamed from the Apple Music service; Podcasts will control which podcasts they’re subscribed to and offer access to the Apple Podcast directory and TV will host all the TV shows and films users have downloaded. But how will you sync your ipod you may ask? All sync services will now be handled in the Finder: when you plug in an iPod or iPhone, simply click on the Finder icon in the dock to see a new option under Devices where all the management of a phone or iPad will now occur. But what about itunes for windows? Good news iTunes for Windows is going nowhere. iPhone and iPod users who still want to sync their devices with a Windows computer can carry on doing it the same way they always have. Now you also must be wondering why this is happening. The short answer is that iTunes has been due a rewrite for years. As Apple vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, joked on Monday, the app now does so much that it’s almost a mini-operating system in its own right. Splitting the app up should help it load faster, run more smoothly and be better focused on individual tasks.