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Hawaii Macintosh & Apple Users' Society

Website: http://www.hmaus.org
Location: Honolulu, HI
Members: 19
Latest Activity: Dec 5, 2011

Hawaii Geek Week 2009

This year marks the 30th anniversary of HMAUS.org !!
Annually HMAUS holds its traditional technology showcase, Mactoberfest in October. This year in line with its 30 years in Honolulu, HMAUS, is expanding its venue to partnering with others to make people aware of what is currently going one in technology. So with the collaborations, the Mactoberfest event, has expanded into Hawaii Geek Week 2009!
This shows the progress and acceptance HMAUS has made in the community. Events will be held from October 18th to 25th at Leeward and Kapiolani Community Colleges to make it easier for a larger number of people to learn good educational and social-media-aware topics and to join HMAUS as members so that this work can continue.
Mark your calendars for this technology filled week October 18th to 25th for more details view: www.hawaiigeekweek.org/

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Snow Leopard and Windows 7

Posted on behalf of Jo Mats for HMAUSHi all,On October 24th, the Hawaii Macintosh and Apple Users Society (HMAUS) and LCC are…Continue

Tags: OS X, Windows 7, Snow Leopard

Started by Mika Leuck Oct 5, 2009.

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Comment by Jo Mats on January 21, 2010 at 1:10am: HMAUS this week 1/23/10 10 am -12 pm Come to MobilizeMe with Marie Albu - bring your mobile device and she'll help you install your paid or trail account, show you how to synch and to upload picture galleries and web pages. Free. ING Direct Cafe 1958 Kalakaua. Parking in the back or on Niu Street.

Comment by Rico Moreno on October 19, 2009 at 9:00am: This is the Week!! Use this link for a full description of the Hawaii Geek Week Events

Comment by Rico Moreno on October 5, 2009 at 2:14pm: Thanks ... its good to know ... the emails haven't really filled in the details yet. This is a first pass framework. Mahalo