How to Move Photos from Your Phone to Blogger
You can move photos from your phone to your blog in several ways. However, if you use Blogger, then the easiest method by far is using the Google Photos App. When you have certain settings adjusted on your phone, Google will automatically back up all of your pictures, and they will be conveniently accessible while you are drafting a blog post. Let’s get started.
How to Edit and Delete an Event on the Calendar App on iPhone
You can use your iPhone as a day planner to organize your busy schedule. The Calendar app on your phone allows you to schedule events and reminders on your iPhone. Calendar events help you keep track of your upcoming plans for the day, week, or month. As your schedule changes, you can make changes to existing events, and you can also remove them completely. This tutorial explains how to edit and delete events on your iPhone.
Google Photos: How to Set Up Auto Sync from Your Phone
Google Photos is a great option for automatically backing up the photos you take with your phone to the cloud, and it offers unlimited storage for high-quality photos and videos for free. That is hard to beat! On top of that, Google Photos has a built in Assistant that can generate Auto Awesome pictures, movies, and collages for you, and it is searchable (Do you want to pull up all the pictures you have ever taken of Uncle Bill or of a specific location? It is easy.)
This tutorial will walk you through how to set up your sync options so that all the pictures you take are automatically stored on the cloud. They can then be viewed on all of your devices or in a web browser. With Google Photos, using cables and manually moving your photos from your phone to your computer are things of the past.
YouTube: Set a Custom Video Thumbnail
Viewers first see a video thumbnail when they search for a video on YouTube, so setting eye-catching thumbnails may attract a larger audience to your channel. Unfortunately, choosing the best images is not an easy task since the ones that are offered are actually frames taken from your videos. In the past, there were ways to trick YouTube into displaying a custom video thumbnail by adding the image to a frame of the video. However, these methods require video-editing and take too much time. Here is the proper way to set a custom YouTube video thumbnail in just a few clicks.
YouTube: Remove Offline Videos to Save Storage
The mobile YouTube app comes with a handy feature that lets you store videos offline so that you can view them whenever you want, even without an internet connection. While offline videos are convenient, they also take up a lot of your phone’s memory since most of videos are in high resolution. This may become a problem when your phone needs more space for a system update. Luckily, it is possible to delete selected or all offline videos from your phone to make room for more important upgrades.
How Do I View and Clear Notifications on My Firefox OS?
The Notifications feature on your Firefox OS device lets you know of important activities on your phone such as new SMS, email, or application messages as well as missed calls and other important notices. By accessing the Notifications Panel, you will be able to view, act on, delete, or clear notifications on your device. If you want to know how to view and clear notifications on your Firefox OS device, read on.
Google Account: Add Backup Phone Numbers for 2-step Verification
Google’s 2-step verification feature provides an extra layer of protection for your account by asking for an additional code which is sent to your phone before you can sign in. This is a great way to keep your account safe from unauthorized access. By default, most accounts using 2-step verification only have one phone number to which the service can send the code. However, it is recommended that you provide one or more backup numbers so that you do not get locked out your account if one of your phones is lost or out of reach. Here is how to add backup phone numbers for your Google Account.
How Do I Enable or Disable the Lock Screen Notifications on My Firefox OS?
By default, the Notifications feature of the Firefox OS phone is enabled even when it is locked, giving you an easy way to track your phone activities. By simply swiping down on the Home screen, you are able to view your Notifications panel to check if have recently missed calls or messages from other applications. However, you may not want your notifications to be visible on your lock screen. While this feature may seem useful, some people view it as a security threat because they do not want unauthorized individuals to have easy access to their phone notifications. If you are using a Firefox device and want to disable lock screen notifications, then you have come to the right page.
Facebook: Force Videos to Play in HD
By default, videos on Facebook are played in low resolution even if you have a fast internet connection. Also, when you turn on the HD video setting for your current browsing session, you still need to repeat the step for the next video. Repeating this step can be frustrating if you watch a lot of videos on Facebook. Luckily, it is possible to configure Facebook to play all videos in HD quality by default.
How Do I Set the Lock Screen and Passcode on My Firefox OS?
When your Firefox OS is not in use for a few minutes, the system switches the phone’s screen off to conserve battery power. When you try to turn the screen on again, you may notice a lock screen which you need to swipe to get back to your phone. The lock screen is there to prevent the phone from unintentionally opening applications, activating services, or dialing a contact. For security purposes, other phones require a passcode before access is granted. If, for whatever reason, your Firefox phone does not have a lock screen or a passcode, then by all means, set one. This article will guide you on setting a lock screen and a passcode for your Firefox OS phone.
iPhone: Group Notifications by App
