Nothing can help the gut-wrenching sensation of despair you’ll feel when you realize you’ve lost your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. But by following a few simple steps in iOS, there’s at least some hope it can land back in your hands.
Having to enter phone number extensions or deal with multi-layered phone menu systems is a pain whether you’re on a landline or a mobile phone. Luckily, there’s a way to skip those annoying automated menus and dial your contact directly on your smartphone.
Your smartphone has some remarkable time-saving features. Take for instance, Google Now. When you’re short on time, you can actually just ask it, “Give me directions home” and wherever you are, Google Now will calculate the travel time back to your abode.
You can shell out between $100-150 for standalone fitness trackers like the FitBit Flex and Jawbone Up24. But chances are, you already own one of the most powerful activity trackers around: your smartphone. All you need are the right apps.
If you find yourself searching the same sites and using the same criteria over and over, you can simplify things and save yourself a lot of time by using Google’s Custom Search.
Anyone working in a collaborative, digital field knows that screenshots can be an essential part of daily life. Although it’s much easier managing them on OS X than Windows, if you’re not careful, you can still really junk up your …
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