One of the more convenient skills Apple’s virtual assistant gained with iOS 7 is the ability to read emails and iMessages to you. She’ll even let you dictate responses and send them back.
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Here’s a shortcut that makes the ongoing Mail retrieval bug in OS X Mavericks slightly less annoying.
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To access one of Google Maps’ best hidden features, you have to know the magic word. Well, it’s a phrase, really, and that phrase is: “OK Maps.”
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Want to quickly see everything taking up space on your iPhone or iPad? All it takes is a period.
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Reader, a built-in iOS service for Safari, lets you strip websites of extraneous junk. You can do the same thing on Chrome in Android by following these simple steps.
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There are plenty of situations that warrant using your phone’s vibrate-only mode. But that buzzing in your pocket won’t tell you if someone important is calling. Luckily, this is easy to fix.
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You can’t use Touch ID for every iOS password situation (yet). You can, however, bypass iOS 7’s defaults so that Safari will remember your long, thoughtful, super-secure passwords and credit card info. You can even sync all that information across …
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You put it on the list. You dropped subtle hints. You even watched The Internship just to point out the Android logo. Finally, all that work has paid off. You have a new Android tablet. Now what?
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Using a single site as your browser homepage seems so quaint. Here’s how to set multiple tabs as your homepage so they automatically start loading every time you launch your browser.
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Gmail just announced a change to the way it handles images in your emails by default. Now, all images in your messages will load automatically, which makes it possible for some people and companies to know when you’ve opened and …
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