There's no Apple Store anywhere in the Texas Panhandle. The nearest ones are in Oklahoma City and Albuquerque, about four hours each way. And if your Mac is more than a few years old, they may tell you it's too old to update at all.
It may not be. The second picture shows a 2012 iMac. Apple's last update for it was Catalina, in 2019. Today it runs macOS Tahoe 26.7.1, with current security updates and today's apps.
The last picture shows every version of macOS from Snow Leopard (2009) through Golden Gate (2026), all 17, running on real Apple hardware in my lab. Whatever version your Mac is on, I've worked with it.
I help Macintosh owners across Amarillo, Canyon and the whole Texas Panhandle, 100% remotely. Skip the four-hour drive. No appointment wait, and no shipping your Mac anywhere for software help. I connect to your Mac securely over the internet and fix it while you watch.
What I can help with:
Upgrading older Macs Apple no longer updates to newer macOS
Slow, freezing or misbehaving Macs
New Mac setup and moving files from an old Mac
Backups and Time Machine
iPhone and iPad help
Liquid spill data recovery from $750 (mail-in, through an Apple Authorized Service Provider partner)
Works with iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini and Mac Pro.
Forty years on Macs. Professional consultant since the mid-90s.
Rates:
$60/hr standard
$75/hr priority / same-day
Call or text (512) 703-0683
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