by dbadmin | May 12, 2022 | Android, Apple iOS, How To, iOS, smartphones
You don’t always want people to know your phone number. It’s become a private piece of information we don’t usually share with everyone. Many of us keep another number to give to those we don’t entirely trust or to give to businesses. Thankfully, it’s possible to...
by dbadmin | Apr 21, 2022 | Apple iOS, Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, How To, iOS, macbook, SIRI
Autocorrection is a lifeline to some, but it can be a bane to others — especially if you tend to mix in many product names, profanities, or words from foreign languages into your writing or conversations. Here’s how to get Siri to stop autocorrecting certain words on...
by dbadmin | Mar 21, 2022 | Apple iOS, Apple iPhone, Google, How To, iOS
Google Calendar is a really good app, so much so that even our own staff love it so much. But if you are also an iPhone user, there’s no need to choose between using Google Calendar or your iOS Calendar. Simply merge and sync the two. Here is how to sync your Google...
by dbadmin | Feb 19, 2022 | Android, Android 12, Apple iOS, Features, iOS, Linux, RAM
The amount of Random Access Memory (RAM) your handset needs for smooth multitasking is a cloudy subject, especially as Apple and Android phones have different amounts. Smartphones rely on RAM to hold the operating system (like Android and iOS), and to run apps and the...
by dbadmin | Jan 14, 2022 | Android, Apple iOS, News
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority A survey of 1,000 people gives us an idea of habits and opinions users have on iOS and Android updates. Evidence suggests Android users are more likely to be happy about updating than iOS users. iOS users are also slightly...
by dbadmin | Dec 21, 2021 | Apple iOS, Apple iPad, Features
The Apple iPad has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Standing as the crowned king of tablets today, it has seen many changes over the years. However, for a long time, it was limited by iOS — a mobile operating system that struggled to keep up with the...
