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Recently, a Facebook friend was complaining about all of the emails she had in her Gmail inbox. She ended up deleting any email that was more than one year old! Gmail makes it really easy to organize, so there IS a better way to get to #InboxZero than by deleting everything. If you need help … Continue reading How to organize your Gmail to Get to #InBoxZero
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
Wondering how to download a PDF to your Kindle? I have an ancient, first edition Kindle. My brother gave it to me years ago and I have had endless hours of reading pleasure with it. As technology has changed and Kindles have gotten better, I’ve stuck with my original version, primarily because I’ve downloaded the … Continue reading How to download a PDF to your Kindle
Are you one of those people who have to scroll through four or five pages on your phone to get to the application you are looking for? I’m here to tell you that your iPhone screen can be much more efficient, and you can make it easier to find your important apps. (Here’s what my … Continue reading 3 Steps to make your iPhone screen more efficient
Have you ever wondered what 4G service is? Have you wondered what the code is next to your cell phone bars of service? For example, right now my iPhone shows 4 dots (out of 5) and the code LTE. It looks like this: What the heck does this mean? And sometimes when … Continue reading 4G Service – What the heck is that?
My friends and I joke about the auto-correct feature on our Smartphones. (We call it “auto-cucumber”.) I don’t use the “F” word often, but when I do, I never mean to type “ducking”! Then there are the times when you have to type in your email over and over again, and you wish your iPhone … Continue reading Ducking iPhone! How to change your auto-correct settings
The other day I was thinking about new shoes. I went to Google and typed in “Keen Mary Janes”. Now, all I see when I’m on my computer (and phone!) are ads for Keens and ads for Mary Janes. So much for my online privacy… I keep wondering if I do decide to buy them … Continue reading Stop using the Internet! 4 ways to maintain your online privacy
What is Two Factor Authentication? Two Factor Authentication (TFA or 2FA) or Multi-factor Authentication refers to a practice commonly used by financial institutions and other sensitive applications to make sure that the person signing into an account is really that person and not a hacker. Two Factor Authentication is used in addition to the usual … Continue reading Two Factor Authentication
Chris convinced me to get a new iPhone last week, so I upgraded to the newish iPhone 7. I had heard that Apple had merged the charging jack with the headphone jack but hadn’t realized that would be an issue. Well, it is! Of course, Apple provides a dongle to convert the lightning jack to … Continue reading New Headphones – Should I get Bluetooth?
Most Smartphones take pretty decent photos. And you can do some minor things to make them a little better, but there are a whole bunch of photo editing apps out there that can take you to a whole ‘nother level. Art “Prisma transforms your photos and videos into works of art using the styles of … Continue reading Photo Editing Apps for your iPhone