Meeting Information
Join Us on November 17, 2026
A Look Ahead to December, 2026
A Look Ahead to December, 2026
An Evening with David Pogue
David Pogue, author of the New York Times bestseller "Apple: The First 50 Years,” will offer a fast, funny, enlightening tour through some of the lesser-known chapters of Apple’s history. He’ll report what he’s learned after interviewing 150 people about what makes Apple Apple, and where the company is going next. Best of all, he’ll spice up the proceedings by singing some of his famous Apple song parodies at the piano.
If you don't get a link to this meeting by November 16, please contact our Zoom Host for a link.
A Look Ahead to December, 2026
A Look Ahead to December, 2026
A Look Ahead to December, 2026
Building a Personal Operating System with Apple
With Guest Presenter: Jill McKinley
Most of us take our Apple devices out of the box and start using them exactly as they came—default wallpaper, default notifications, default settings, default everything. But our lives aren’t default. In Your Personal OS, Jill McKinley uses the metaphor of moving into a new home to explore how we can make our Apple devices fit the way we actually live.
If you don't get a link to this meeting by December 14, please contact our Zoom Host for a link.
Tucson Macintosh Users Group
Who We Are
Who We Are
Who We Are
TMUG supports a friendly community of Apple enthusiasts who are interested in learning more about the use of personal computers and the Internet with particular emphasis on the Macintosh and Apple’s iOS devices - iPhone, iPad, AppleWatch, HomePod, and AppleTV.
What We Do
Who We Are
Who We Are
TMUG generally holds monthly meetings on the third Tuesday of each month via the Zoom platform. There are two successive meetings: the meeting we like to call "Ask Me Anything" starts at 6 p.m. (Arizona time) followed by our regular meeting at 7 p.m.
See the meetings page for further details.
Apple hardware over the years
iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone Air, iPhone 17
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