You're listening to another great podcast in the Stoplight Network.

It's not Tim and David from Tech Fan.

It's Elisa Suze and Vicky from Three Geeky Ladies.

It's Halloween week, and the Three Gicky Ladies are taking over TechFand this week.

I'm Elisa Peselli, and with me are Susie Gilbert.

Hi, everyone.

And Vicki Stokes.

Hello.

And as I said, we're the Three Geeky Ladies, and in case you're unfamiliar with us,

you can find us on Three GeekyLady ladies.com that's number three spelled out and as I said we are taking over

tech fan this week for Tim and David and they'll be taking over another podcast in the in the

Stoplight Network. I'm just not sure which one right now. But they will be back next week. So for this

week, we are going to talk about first aid for your Mac and for your eye devices. Susie,

how about you get this Halloween party started? Oh, yeah. Give it to the blonde. Yeah, give it to the blonde.

Well, for those of you that have eye devices, and when you go to sync your iPad, your iPod touch or your iPhone, when you go into iTunes, if you have seen the bar that's along the bottom of your screen, you'll see, you know, blue for audio, which is your music

files, and you have video, your photos will be orange, and your apps, I have a big green bar for my

apps. But I noticed that my other, which is this yellow bar, kept getting larger and larger

on my iPhone. Now I have a 32 gig iPhone 4S. And usually I've

always noticed the other to be about two gigs. Well, it was up to six. So I did some research and

because I had cleaned up my emails, I had cleaned up my text messages. I had tried to, you know,

clean out all my caches.

I reset everything.

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