How Do I Send an Emergency Message Using My Samsung Galaxy Device
The latest Samsung Galaxy devices have safety features that are helpful during emergencies. One of them is Emergency Message Mode that allows you quickly to send a message showing your current location and address. You need to enable Emergency Message Mode on your device so that you can use it. Read on to learn how to maximize the use of this feature.
How to Share a Google Calendar
Have you been tasked with scheduling study groups, team meetings, or class due dates? You can create a shared Google Calendar to communicate relevant events to everyone who is interested. You have the choice to share with a few individuals or to make your calendar public so that anyone can find and add it. Read on to learn more about sharing your own Google Calendar.
Mac: How to Use Multiple Desktops
My life changed for the better when I discovered multiple desktops for Mac OS X. I am a multitasker and tend to have several applications running at once. Multiple desktops, sometimes called “spaces,” help me stay organized and switch quickly between apps. Here’s how to set up multiple desktops on your Mac.
How Do I Enable USB Storage on My Firefox OS Device
Most Firefox OS devices come with a slot for a memory card. You can use this extended memory space for your multimedia files such as music, photos, videos and movies. By using a USB cable, you can connect your Firefox OS device to a computer and share files between the two devices. However, by default, this function is not enabled to protect the files on your phone. If you want to enable the USB storage function on your Firefox OS phone, then this article is for you.
How to Test Your Internet Speed
Does your internet seem sluggish? If you have purchased an internet package that was advertised at a certain speed, this article will walk you through how to test to find out what your internet speed really is.
How to Go Back to Windows Phone 8.1 from the Windows Phone 10 Preview
Since Windows Phone 10 is still a work in progress, the OS may exhibit some bugs and strange behaviors. If you have been testing out Windows Phone 10 using the Insider Program and think that your phone is not stable enough to be used daily, you can always revert to Windows Phone 8.1. Here is how.
How to Upload Pictures to Google Photos
You already add all your new pictures to Google Photos as you take them. (Click here if you still need to set this up.) What about all the old photos still sitting on your hard drive? Storing them on the cloud makes sure that they will not be lost if something happens to your computer. Uploading them to Google Photos is easy.
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
