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Sedona’s outdoor adventures are unforgettable—but they’re not always kind to your iPhone. Whether you slipped at Slide Rock, got caught in an Oak Creek Canyon monsoon, or dropped your phone in the sink after a long hike, water damage can quickly turn a great day into a stressful one. Sedona’s Slide Rock, the perfect spot for a vacation - or dropping your phone! The good news? You've got a local solution. At the MacClinic PcClinic in West Sedona, our Apple-certified technician

There's a persistent myth that Macs can't get viruses. It's understandable. Apple has historically done a better job than Windows at keeping malware out, and for years the Mac's smaller market share made it a less attractive target. But that's changed. Macs are more popular than ever, and so is Mac-targeted malware. If you haven't thought about this recently, it's worth a few minutes of your time. Be wary of malware! Digital security is as important as physical security. What

It happens to everyone eventually. Maybe you're hiking through the beautiful mountains of Sedona, pose for a photo, and drop your phone. Or maybe you set your phone down on a table - a little too fast - and turn it over to find a huge crack on your display. Whatever the issue, the question is always the same: how long am I going to be without my phone? If you’re visiting Sedona or live in the Verde Valley, the answer is: probably not long at all! Or call/text at 928-282-5606

For a long time, getting into the Apple ecosystem meant making a real investment, with a MacBook starting at least a thousand dollars. But Apple’s newest laptop, the MacBook Neo, changes that conversation in a big way. Starting at just $599 , this is a genuinely capable Mac that doesn’t compromise much to get there. We’ve had some time with it here at the MacClinic and honestly? We’re impressed. Apple's MacBook Neo, available in four stunning colors (Silver, Blush, Citrus, In