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‘Bits and Bytes of Apple’ will educate users

Apple products and their bells and whistles have proliferated, but many users still barely understand a fraction of their capabilities.

Cameron “Cambino” Wilson, owner of CambinoTech Computer Services, will host a Q&A session, “Bits and Bytes of Apple,” at the Oxford Conference Center Tuesday, March 5, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wilson will field questions and tutor users of the iPad, iPhone, iTunes, and iCloud technologies, and the advice is free.

“Most consumers have an iPhone and iPad, and we all know that disaster can happen anytime,” Wilson says. “It is important to understand your Apple device and how it works. Your iPhone is your lifeline, and it is always good to be prepared in case something drastic should arise.”

The Oxford Conference Center is located at 102 Ed Perry Boulevard. CambinoTech is located at 1109 Van Buren Avenue, on the Oxford Square.

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