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What with Bluetooth this and Bluetooth that, have you ever thought about a Bluetooth-connected app to help with solving a puzzle cube? Last year, Santa dropped a non-smart, non-Bluetooth puzzle cube into everyone’s stocking. They were all different. Some were super easy, and others, like the triangle-shaped one, were diabolical! We had fun sharing them, … Continue reading A Bluetooth-Connected App to Solve Your Puzzle Cube?
I get frustrated sometimes when the WiFi signal on my computer at home won’t work. Sometimes this happens when I try to start working for the day. Other times it stops as I am using it. One minute the WiFi works and the next minute the WiFi doesn’t work! Has that ever happened to you? … Continue reading My WiFi doesn’t work – What Can I Do?
In the last few days, we’ve had several questions about link shorteners. Are short links safe to click? If I use a URL shortener in my email, will people click on them? We’ve all seen them. URL shorteners are used primarily on social media and email newsletters. These are URLs that start with bit.ly or … Continue reading Link shorteners
It’s summer. Time to lay on the beach and read a book. OR, if your family is like my family, listen to audio books on a road trip! There are options out there for listening if you know where to look. I wasn’t necessarily looking for free books, but that option kept coming up. It … Continue reading Audio Books for Summer Reading
It’s true. You can now use your iPhone’s Health App (and equipment connected to your iPhone) to track many of your body’s functions. For example you can track your heart rate, the Oxygen saturation in your bloodstream, or the number of steps you walk. If you have the iWatch, it can also track how far … Continue reading How to Use your iPhone’s Health App
Does anyone else wonder if they spend too much time on their phone? Too much time using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites? I know for me there have been times when I have picked up my phone to (gasp!) make a phone call. After I enter my passcode, it opens to the … Continue reading I’m Addicted To My Phone!
Last week, I wrote about the DDoS attack which occurred on October 21st. That attack shut down many websites and apps, especially for users on the East Coast. I recommended that you use a very secure and strong password. Please don’t use one of these most common passwords! How to create a Strong Password: It … Continue reading 3 Tips to Creating a Secure & Strong Password
Will you be following the Olympics? More and more people I know don’t have cable or satellite TV service anymore and are wondering how to keep up. Here are some suggestions: If you do still have a TV with an antenna, tune your set to NBC. If you are near a large city that still … Continue reading Olympics!
Have you downloaded the new Pokemon Go App yet? Are you playing it? It seems to be taking the nation by storm! You can find out all about it at the Pokemon website: http://www.pokemongo.com and you can download it from the iTunes store or, for the Android from Google Play. If you are playing, make … Continue reading 5 Good Things to Know about Pokemon Go
There are some great applications out there for your smartphone – and a lot of them are free to download and use. No matter who your carrier is, or which phone you have, you can find apps that appeal to your interests. Here are some that I use, or that have been recommended to me. … Continue reading 12 Smartphone Apps