Phones and Mobile - Tips & How-Tos
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Tip: Send Addresses to Your Car's Nav System from Google Maps
Forget the inconvenience of painstakingly inputting your next destination into your car's navigation system. Many manufacturers now let you send addresses directly from Goolge Maps to your car.
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Tip: The Disadvantages of Email & Texting in Relationships
Texting and emailing are convenient, but using them to avoid confrontation can lead to communication problems within a relationship. Dr. Susan Newman share some fail-proof strategies for healthier communication.
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How-To: Three Tips for Getting Earphones to Fit Properly
Even the best in-ear headphones can sound awful and feel uncomfortable if they're not seated properly in your ear. Here's how to get a proper fit.
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Tip: How to Use Your iPhone with Gloves or Long Nails
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Touch screen devices like the iPhone can be difficult to use, especially if you're wearing gloves or have long finger nails. These accessories are the perfect solution. -
Tip: Apps That Offer Safe Alternatives to Texting While Driving
If you can't stop yourself from auto-multitasking, here are apps and services designed keep your eyes on the road and curb your texting and phoning.
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Tip: Prevent Headphones from Damaging Your Child's Hearing
Young children are highly succeptable to hearing damage when using headphones at too high a volume. Find out what you need to keep them safe.
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Tip: Loyalty Cards Go Digital with Smart Phone Apps
Is your keychain or wallet weighed down by loyalty cards? Use a loyalty card app on your cell phone to store them instead.
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How-To: How to Maximize the Life of Rechargable Batteries
From camcorders to screwdrivers to cellphones, numerous devices run on rechargeable Li-ion batteries. Getting the most power and the longest life out of your batteries is straightforward if you follow some basic guidelines. -
Tip: How to Move Your iTunes Music and Video Files to a New Computer
With a library of hundreds or thousands of songs, TV shows and movies, it may be daunting to think about moving all your iTunes content to a new computer. Fortunately Apple has made it a simple matter of drag and drop with iTunes 9.
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Tip: Why Your New SD Memory Card May Not Work
Have you recently bought a new SD (Secure Digital) card, only to find that your device doesn’t recognize it? Here’s why, and what to do about it.
