Tech, Apps and information
Do you have an overflowing Gmail inbox at the beginning of the year? You may need to start going through your hundreds of unread messages to determine what you can remove if you are unable to get fresh ones. Additionally, you might want to quit up and start paying for additional storage if the thought… Continue reading
Not a fan of iOS’s generic message responses, known as Tapbacks? The six initial Tapbacks included a heart, thumbs up or down, “Haha,” exclamation points, and a question mark. Some individuals may be confused or annoyed by these replies, and some believe the thumbs-up emoji is passive-aggressive. However, iOS 18 enables you to be more… Continue reading
It’s likely that you are aware that Facebook and Instagram may monitor you online, and you may have already enabled Facebook’s Off-Facebook Activity option to protect your privacy. However, there is now an option to disable monitoring on both Instagram and Facebook in one location. The recently added activity You may view and manage the… Continue reading
In December, Apple released iOS 18.2, which included Mail Categories and more capabilities for iPhones, including Apple Intelligence for select newer models. In September, however, Apple launched iOS 18, which includes a feature that attempts to improve picture discovery in your photo library by sending photo data from your iPhone to Apple’s servers. This capability,… Continue reading
A much-anticipated new feature is officially available to YouTube producers. Changing your YouTube channel name and profile picture to better represent your content is now simple and doesn’t need changing the name and image linked to your Google account. The modification will assist in keeping your YouTube identity and content distinct from your Google services,… Continue reading
Google wants Gmail to be your go-to tool for project planning, team communication, and email. As a large portion of the globe transitions to a mix of working both online and in the office, the tech giant recently revealed a facelift for the email app and website in an attempt to compete with productivity applications… Continue reading
Google Drive is one of the services I use on a daily basis. For work, I utilize them. Actually, I composed this narrative on Google Docs. Whether it’s updating to my ever-growing recipe folder or using Sheets to plan out my kids’ summer schedule, I use them at home since they make it simple to… Continue reading
You may want to think about making the switch now that Microsoft has allowed you to remove your passwords for Xbox Live, Outlook.com, and other online accounts. Convenience and security may be increased by dumping your logins. Giving up your password may increase security, if only because it eliminates the need for you to remember… Continue reading
There are several standard wallpapers from Apple that you may install on your iPhone 13 right now, but you are undoubtedly well aware that you can quickly make own images into wallpaper. The iPhone 13 showcases Apple’s vibrant design language with a wide selection of vibrant wallpapers that can be used in both light and… Continue reading
More than a month after releasing iOS 18.1, Apple launched iOS 18.2 in October. Some iPhones now have a few new Apple Intelligence capabilities thanks to iOS 18.2, but iOS 18 also provides you additional customization options. The operating system allows you to personalize both your home screen and lock screen. It also makes it… Continue reading