Austin MacWorks provides Austin Apple users a haven
from the hassles of other providers by addressing Apple customers’ needs
in a friendlier environment, offering expertise that puts clients’ actual needs first.

Who We Are

Austin MacWorks is an Apple Authorized Reseller and Apple Authorized Service provider. In addition to a full line of Apple computers and iPads, we sell printers, scanners, accessories, peripherals and more.  Our prices are the same as Apple’s, with an emphasis on building trusted relationships with all of our customers.

If you’re wondering if there’s an “Apple store near me” there is! With two convenient locations, we serve all of Austin, including West Lake Hills, Northwest Hills, Circle C, Tarrytown, Enfield, Lakeway, Downtown and more.

North Austin Location

5770 N. Mo-Pac Expwy, Suite 200
Austin, Texas 78731
512-323-6666
Mon.-Fri.: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Sat.: 10:30 A.M. to 4 P.M.

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Downtown Austin Location

450 W. 2nd St.
Austin Texas 78701
512-476-7000
Mon.-Fri.: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Sat.: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.

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Although the first wave of Apple Intelligence features won’t upend the user experience for most people, Apple is pushing hard to ensure that all its new devices can participate. That’s largely what’s behind the recently released seventh-generation iPad mini. It’s physically unchanged other than a few new colors, but under the hood, the iPad mini sports an A17 Pro processor that makes it compatible with Apple Intelligence. Other changes from the previous generation include Apple Pencil Pro support, 128 GB of storage at the base level (up from 64 GB), 10 Gbps USB 3 (twice as fast), Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 (up from Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0), and cellular support only via eSIM (no more physical nano SIM). The price still starts at $499, with cellular connectivity adding $150. It’s a minor update, but one that keeps the iPad mini up to date for those who prefer a more compact iPad design.
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With iOS 18.1 you can record a phone call. While on a call, tap the record button (waveform icon) located in the top left corner of the call screen. Participants will be notified by an automated voice that recording has begun. The recording will be automatically saved to the Notes app. This feature works on iPhone 15 Pro and newer phones. (Check local regulations before recording anyone.) ...

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Last week, Apple released iOS 18.1, which includes the much-anticipated Apple Intelligence. The first set of Apple Intelligence features enable users to refine their writing; summarize notifications, mail, and messages; experience a more natural and capable Siri; remove distracting objects from images with Clean Up; and more. ...

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Apple`s new M4 iMac with Apple Intelligence. Available in seven brilliant colors. Stop by either store to learn more. ...

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Do you worry about family members with whom you’re otherwise happy to share your iPhone passcode reading your private diary in a journaling app? Or perhaps you want to keep your child out of apps where they could cause mischief. A new feature in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 lets you use Face ID or Touch ID to restrict access to specific apps, optionally hiding them in the process. Touch and hold the app’s icon on the Home Screen, and tap Require Face/Touch ID. When prompted, either tap Require Face/Touch ID to leave the app’s icon visible on the Home Screen but restrict access or tap Hide and Require Face/Touch ID to restrict access and hide the icon. Protected apps only open after you authenticate with Face ID or Touch ID; hidden apps can be accessed only from the Hidden folder in the App Library after authenticating. (To reach the App Library, swipe left repeatedly on your Home Screen, then scroll to the bottom to find the Hidden folder.) #tuesdaytip ...

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Unsurprisingly, Apple CEO Tim Cook says he uses every Apple product every day. In an article in WSJ Magazine, Cook mentions using iPhone, an Apple Watch, AirPods, two MacBooks, an iMac, a Vision Pro, and an iPad Pro. First Apple product of the day for Cook? His iPhone 15 Pro, which wakes him up every day, he says. ...

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It`s National Cybersecurity Month. Stop in and ask us about Malwarebytes and other protections we can set you up with. ...

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If you tend to download a bunch of apps on your iPhone and then never or infrequently use them, consider activating the Offload Unused Apps feature. If you don’t use a particular app in a few weeks, it will disappear from your phone. Data or docs related to the app, however, remain, so if you reinstall, you’ll pick right up. Find this setting here: Settings > App Store> Offload Unused Apps. #tuesdaytip ...

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