Coming up on, hands on tech, we've got another grab bag episode planned.

Stay tuned to see what questions get answered.

This is Twink. Hello and welcome to Hands on Tech, the show where I, Micostargent, do a few things.

I sometimes answer your questions, I sometimes do cool product reviews,

and everything in between.

This is the show that has merged together the question and answer

style, ask the tech guys with the hands-on style of hands-on tech itself to give you kind of one place to go for a quick taste of

tech every Sunday or you know whenever you get around to it if you're listening to this in the podcast form.

Thank you to those of you who are tuning in live. I appreciate seeing all of your smiling

wonderful faces in our various chat areas, but without further ado, I think it is time that we get rolling here on the show.

Now, with a grab bag episode, that differs from some of the episodes that I have planned and have done in the past where it's a little bit more focused on the topic.

So when I get questions from folks who are asking the same thing or very similar things, we kind of realize,

okay, this is a problem that a lot of people are having. Let's focus an episode kind of on that problem.

This is just one where lots of people have lots of different questions and I am looking forward to answering them.

So the first question this week comes in from Edward. Edward writes in and says,

I have an iPhone 12 that has an inoperable screen.

The interesting choice there.

The phone appears to function and I was able to update it via a forced restart my goal is to

extract the photographs from the from the phone to my MacBook Pro. Do you have a

solution for this? Now long longtime listeners of this show,

of rather Ask the Tech guys,

and frankly anything that I am a part of,

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