An iPad is a tablet PC that Apple developed, which allows users to combine a Mac’s performance with an iPhone’s portability. iPads are too large to fit inside someone’s pocket, but can be easily used whilst traveling and includes built-in connection features such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G. iPads are extremely portable, while still allowing users to do everything they can on a regular computer. While iPads differ in design, all iPads are equipped with touch screen and may feature one or more built-in cameras. Some popular iPad alternatives include Read More

All generations of the iPod Touch feature a 3.5-inch (diagonal) touchscreen. The first and second generation of the iPod Touch is available in 8 GB, 16 GB and 32 GB sizes. The third generation of iPod Touch is available in 32 GB and 64 GB sizes. Immediately, this tells you that if you have a 64GB iPod Touch, it is third-generation. How to Tell if your iPod Touch is First-Generation The first-generation iPod Touch is identifiable by its antennae cover, on the back of the device. If your device has Read More

Yahoo Calendar is a feature that Yahoo provides that allows users to keep track of important dates and events. Yahoo Calendar is also interactive enough to allow users to insert notes for specific dates in order to label what is important about that day as well as share calendar dates with other Yahoo users. Likewise, Yahoo Calendar can be embedded into a user’s Geocities account or on any other website that supports HTML.   What is an iPhone? The iPhone, which Apple produces and distributes, is a mobile smartphone that Read More

Android rooting refers to a practice that involves gaining root access to either an Android phone or a device running the Android operating system and reconfiguring the device in order to overcome limitations that the device itself or software running on the device set. While Android rooting can be used to run certain applications that are not designed to run on the Android, it is most often used to install the Android operating system on a mobile device that was not designed to run it.   How Android Rooting Works Read More

Yahoo Mail is a browser-based email client that Yahoo sponsors, which allows users to access their email, compose new messages, and organize messages into various categories such as “Inbox,” “Trash,” and “Spam.” Likewise, Yahoo Mail users are able to label messages, depending on who they are from and their content. Although many Yahoo Mail users have switched to other email clients over recent years, Yahoo Mail is still considered one of the most widely used browser-based email clients available.   What is an iPhone? An iPhone, which Apple created and Read More

All major mobile phone brands allow their users to change the ringtone to just about any sound, song, or otherwise recorded media. The iPhone gives the user the option of either choosing a default ringtone that was provided with the phone or creating a ringtone from songs that the user purchased. iPhone users generally personalize their new phone by changing their default ringtone soon after purchase. Steps to Change the iPhone Ringtone Step 1 – Change the ringtones setting on the iPhone to play different alerts based on the type Read More

A kindle is a portable electronic device that Amazon developed. It allows users to store and access e-books from anywhere. Kindles are capable of storing thousands of books at once and include functions that aid the user to organize his/her e-books as well as search through them for specific content. Though Kindles are still relatively expensive, their price has decreased significantly since their introduction to the market in 2007. Amazon Kindle Bookstore Amazon provides the most popular source of e-books for the Amazon Kindle in a market known as the Read More

The iPod was first introduced by Apple in 2001 as a portable music playing device. It has evolved to being a fully integrated, portable multimedia player. The iPod Classic model uses a hard-drive to store media files while the other models on the market such as the iPod Touch, iPod Shuffle, and iPod Nano use flash memory to save music and videos, which allows the devices to be a smaller size. Video Capture Software The first step to putting YouTube videos on an iPod is to use a video capture Read More

A Kindle is a portable electronic device that Amazon provides, which is used to store, organize, and access e-books when the reader is away from a computer. Kindles allow readers to store thousands of books at a time, modify font styles and sizes, and access the Internet. Kindles also provide additional features that allow the reader to organize his/her e-books and search for specific content without having to scroll through each file. What are Kindle Updates? Kindle Updates allow readers to update any Kindle, despite its age, to the most Read More

The Apple iPhone is one of the most purchased smart phones on the market. It gives the user the ability to send and receive email, surf the Internet, video chat, and send and receive SMS and MMS text messages. For savvy mobile phone users, sending text messages on the iPhone differs from traditional devices and entails a learning curve to become proficient. Once several messages are sent on the phone, text messaging can be accomplished in a rapid manner similar to legacy mobiles. How to Text on the iPhone Step Read More