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Hi,
I'm finally taking the plunge and getting iphones for the family, we've never had a cells before, so this is a big step. Despite my lack of cell technology exposure ,I am quite adept in the mac/pc world.
I have lion running on 2 macbooks and my minimac, and have mixed feelings about the new os, but am overall pleased with it. I really like Facetime which leads me to my first question.
My Wife and I both have user accounts with the apple store with 2 separate credit cards, wich allows us to FaceTime. How can I set up an account for my 15 yo daughter without a credit card? So that she may access Facetime on her iphone or macbook?
The second part of the question pertains to the icloud, I have not set this up for myself yet, and don't really see myself using it much, but I feel that my wife and daughter would use it extensively.
Are there any detailed tutorials (other than the apple site), or can some one give me a step by step as how to set these features up.
As always, very appreciative,
Hondo
I'm finally taking the plunge and getting iphones for the family, we've never had a cells before, so this is a big step. Despite my lack of cell technology exposure ,I am quite adept in the mac/pc world.
I have lion running on 2 macbooks and my minimac, and have mixed feelings about the new os, but am overall pleased with it. I really like Facetime which leads me to my first question.
My Wife and I both have user accounts with the apple store with 2 separate credit cards, wich allows us to FaceTime. How can I set up an account for my 15 yo daughter without a credit card? So that she may access Facetime on her iphone or macbook?
The second part of the question pertains to the icloud, I have not set this up for myself yet, and don't really see myself using it much, but I feel that my wife and daughter would use it extensively.
Are there any detailed tutorials (other than the apple site), or can some one give me a step by step as how to set these features up.
As always, very appreciative,
Hondo