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Thursday, November 28, 2024

Digital Detox for Thanksgiving: Reclaim Your Peace of Mind This Holiday

Digital Detox for Thanksgiving: Reclaim Your Peace of Mind This Holiday

Discover why Thanksgiving is the perfect time to unplug from digital distractions and reconnect with loved ones. This Cool Tip explains how to implement a simple digital detox, its benefits, and how to make it work for you.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

November 28, 2024

Are You Ready to Reconnect This Thanksgiving?

Does the constant hum of notifications keep pulling you away from your family?

Are you more attached to your phone than to the stories being shared around the dinner table?

Thanksgiving presents the perfect opportunity to break free from digital distractions and refocus on what truly matters—connection, gratitude, and presence.

Here's a Cool Tip: Take a Digital Detox.

A digital detox doesn't just restore balance; it also fosters mindfulness, improves relationships, and reduces stress.

Here's how you can take advantage of Thanksgiving to embrace a healthier relationship with technology.

The holiday season is about reconnecting—with ourselves and with those around us.

By deliberately stepping away from screens during Thanksgiving, you make space for meaningful conversations, shared laughter, and memories that no app can replicate.

fig. 1 - Take a Digital Detox This Thanksgiving

Here's how to do it.

Set Expectations

Let friends and family know in advance that you'll be limiting screen time. Use this as an opportunity to encourage others to join the detox.

Create a Tech-Free Zone

Designate the dining table, living room, or another key gathering area as a no-phone zone. Place a decorative basket nearby for everyone to stow their devices.

Use Do Not Disturb or Focus Modes

Configure your smartphone to silence non-urgent notifications. Both iOS and Android devices offer features to limit distractions during specific times.

Leverage Screen Time Tracking Apps

Tools like Apple's Screen Time or Android's Digital Wellbeing can help you monitor and control your device usage.

Plan Offline Activities

Organize board games, a group walk, or cooking together to keep everyone engaged without screens.

Set Time-Limited Check-ins

Allow short, scheduled moments to check for urgent communications, then put devices away.

A Thanksgiving digital detox has clear benefits: improved mental health, stronger family bonds, and reduced stress.

Yet, it comes with challenges, particularly the "fear of missing out" (FOMO) or anxiety over missing important messages.

Overcoming these requires preparation and a commitment to the detox’s intent—reclaiming connection over convenience.

Configuration Guide

For iOS Users:

Go to Settings > Focus > Do Not Disturb to schedule tech-free hours.
Enable App Limits in Screen Time to restrict social media access.

For Android Users:

Open Settings > Digital Wellbeing & Parental Controls to configure focus modes and pause apps.

Anyone can try a Thanksgiving digital detox.

It’s particularly helpful for families, groups hosting gatherings, and anyone feeling overwhelmed by screen time.

Thanksgiving offers a rare chance to disconnect from the digital noise and reconnect with loved ones.

By embracing a digital detox, you create space for gratitude, presence, and authentic interaction. The benefits of unplugging go far beyond the holiday—it’s a gift that keeps on giving.

How will you approach your digital detox this Thanksgiving?

Share your plans or success stories in the comments below, and don’t forget to share this article with friends and family who might benefit!

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Sunday, September 29, 2024

Throwback: Harry Potter Magic!

Throwback: Harry Potter Magic!

Discover these magical commands for your iPhone or Android phones.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

September 29, 2024 - First published January 8, 2022

The iPhone is a truly magical device.

It combines a phone and a multi-use computer. And provides light with the built-in flash.

But now it is even more magical since it responds to spells from the magical world of Harry Potter.

FCC Mobile Speed Test App: Your New Weapon for Faster Internet

FCC Mobile Speed Test App: Your New Weapon for Faster Internet.

The FCC has launched a new speed test app to help consumers measure their mobile and broadband internet speeds. This data will be crucial for improving broadband maps and holding providers accountable.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 30, 2024

Ever wondered if you're actually getting the internet speeds you pay for?

Frustrated by slow downloads or buffering videos?

Here's a Cool Tip. Use the new FCC Mobile Speed Test app to check your internet speed.

The new Mobile Speed Test app aims to empower consumers by providing accurate, actionable data about their internet connections.

Apple Maps Breaks Free: Web Beta Takes on Google Maps

Apple Maps Breaks Free: Web Beta Takes on Google Maps

Apple has launched a public beta of Apple Maps on the web, marking a major move to compete with Google Maps. Here's what you need to know about its features, how to access it, and its potential impact.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 25, 2024

Tired of being confined to your iPhone or Mac for Apple Maps?

Here's a Cool Tip. Try the new beta-version Apple Map for the web.

The wait is over!

Buzz Off, Mosquitoes! Weather Channel App Now Forecasts Your Bite Risk

Buzz Off, Mosquitoes! Weather Channel App Now Forecasts Your Bite Risk

The Weather Channel app's new mosquito forecast feature gives you the power to plan outdoor activities with confidence, knowing when and where those pesky insects are most likely to strike.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 20, 2024

Summer is here, and so are the mosquitoes.

Planning a picnic, hike, or backyard barbecue?

Before you head out, wouldn't it be helpful to know if you're walking into a mosquito swarm?

Here's a Cool Tip. Check out the Mosquito forecast in the Weather Channel app.

Microsoft Designer Unleashed on iPhone: Your Pocket-Sized AI Design Studio

Microsoft Designer Unleashed on iPhone: Your Pocket-Sized AI Design Studio

Microsoft's AI-powered design app, Designer, has finally arrived on iPhone, bringing easy graphic creation and social media content generation to your fingertips.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 18, 2024

Ever wished you could whip up stunning graphics or eye-catching social media posts on the go?

Tired of juggling multiple apps to create visually appealing content?

Here's a Cool Tip. Use the new Microsoft Designer app on iPhone.

Microsoft has heard your pleas, and the answer is here: the Microsoft Designer app, now available on iPhone.

This new app joins the new Android app.

Unlock Your Voice's Power: Essential Siri & Google Assistant Commands You Need to Know

Unlock Your Voice's Power: Essential Siri & Google Assistant Commands You Need to Know

Your virtual assistant is more than just a fancy voice search. Discover the Siri and Google Assistant commands that supercharge your productivity, control your smart home, and simplify everyday tasks.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 14, 2024

Have you ever wondered how to make your smartphone truly smart?

Ever wished you could control your phone, your home, or even your day with just your voice?

Here's a Cool Tip. You can with Siri and Google Assistant.

Exposing Your Photos? How to Strip Metadata from iPhone & Android Pics (Updated for 2024)

Exposing Your Photos? How to Strip Metadata from iPhone & Android Pics (Updated for 2024).

Learn why photo metadata can be a privacy risk and how to easily remove it from your iPhone or Android device, protecting your location and other sensitive details.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 26, 2024

Have you ever wondered if your photos reveal more than just a pretty picture?

Unbeknownst to many, your smartphone photos often contain hidden metadata – information about when and where the photo was taken, what camera was used, and sometimes even GPS coordinates.

While seemingly harmless, this metadata can be a privacy concern.

What if you want to share a photo online without revealing your exact location?

Here's a cool tip. Remove the meta data from your photos.

That's where the ability to remove metadata becomes essential.

Here's how to do it.

Android:

Launch the Google Photos app on your Android device.
Find and open the photo from which you want to remove the metadata.
Tap on the three dots (more options) at the top right corner of the screen.
Select "Info" (or swipe up on the photo).
If you only want to remove the location data, tap on the "Remove location" option.

iPhone:

Open the Photos app
Open the photo you want to remove location metadata from.
Tap the Info button or swipe up.
You’ll see an image in the Maps app showing where the photo was taken.
To remove the location metadata, tap Adjust.
Tap No Location.

fig. 1 - iPhone Photo Map

fig. 2 - iPhone Photo Location

Prevent unwanted disclosure of location, time, and device details by removing metadata.

Removing photo metadata is a simple yet powerful way to enhance your privacy and maintain control over your digital life.

Whether you're an everyday smartphone user or a professional photographer, taking a few minutes to scrub your photos is a worthwhile practice.

It's your data, your photos – take charge!

Have you ever encountered a situation where photo metadata became an issue?

Share your experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to share this guide with your friends and family to help them protect their privacy too.

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Thursday, May 23, 2024

Turn Your Favorite Websites into Desktop and Mobile Apps

Turn Your Favorite Websites into Desktop and Mobile Apps

Tired of tab clutter? Learn how to transform your most-used websites into standalone apps in Chrome and Edge, streamlining your browsing experience and boosting productivity.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 23, 2024

Ever wish your favorite websites felt more like native applications, unburdened by browser tabs and toolbars?

Here's a Col Tip. Install a web page as a standalone app!

Both Chrome and Edge on both desktop and mobile devices offer a simple solution: the ability to install web pages as standalone apps.

This not only declutters your browsing but also can enhance performance and offer a more focused experience.

Here's how to do it on desktop PCs.

Desktop - Chrome:

Open the website you want to install.
Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner.
Hover over "More tools" and select "Save, share and cast"
Select "Install page as app."
Enter a name for the app, select "Install.""
Select the option to "pin" to your taskbar.

Desktop - Edge:

Open the desired website.
Click the three-dot menu and select "Apps."
Click "Install this site as an app."
Choose a name and click "Install."
Select if you want to "pin to taskbar" or create a desktop icon.
Your new app will be listed under the "Apps" listing.

fig. 2 - Installing Desktop WPA Using Microsoft Edge

Here's how to install Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) on your Android phone.

Android - Chrome

Launch the Chrome browser on your Android device.
Visit the website you want to install as a PWA.
Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
Select "Add to Home screen" (or sometimes it's labeled "Install app").
A pop-up will appear, confirm the app's name and tap "Add" or "Install."
The PWA icon will appear on your home screen like any other app.

Android - Edge

Launch the Microsoft Edge browser.
Go to the website you want to install as a PWA.
Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
Tap on "Apps" in the menu.
Select the option to install the site as an app.
Confirm the app's name and tap "Install."
The PWA will be added to your app list, accessible through the Edge Apps page (edge://apps).

Important Notes:

Not every website offers a PWA version. You'll typically see an "Add to Home Screen" prompt or a similar indication if it's available.
PWAs update automatically in the background, ensuring you always have the latest version.
Some PWAs offer offline functionality, allowing you to use them even without an internet connection.

Here's how to install WPAs on an iPhone.

iPhone - Chrome

Launch the Chrome browser on your iPhone.
Visit the website you want to save as a pseudo-app.
Tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen (it looks like a square with an arrow pointing up).
Scroll through the options and tap "Add to Home Screen."
You can edit the name of the app.
"Add" in the top right corner.
The website's icon will appear on your home screen, launching it in a standalone Chrome window when tapped.

iPhone - Edge

Launch the Microsoft Edge browser.
Go to the website you want to save.
Tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen.
Select "Add to Home Screen."
Edit the name.
Tap "Add" in the top right corner.
The website icon will be added to your home screen, launching a standalone Edge window when tapped.

Important Notes:

These aren't technically full PWAs like on Android, but they offer a similar experience of opening a website in its own window without browser UI elements.
Limitations:

They may not offer offline capabilities or background syncing like true PWAs.
Some features of the website might be limited.
If a website offers a dedicated iOS app, that's usually a better option for a more integrated experience.

For desktop or mobile, find the icon where the app was saved and select to open.

Installing web pages as apps in Chrome and Edge is a powerful way to personalize your digital workspace and elevate your browsing experience.

By taking a few simple steps, you can enjoy the benefits of both worlds – the convenience of the web and the streamlined focus of applications.

Have you tried installing web pages as apps?

Which websites have you found most useful in this format?

Share your experiences and tips in the comments below!

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Saturday, May 18, 2024

Embrace the Dark Side: Google Drive Gets a Sleek Makeover with Dark Mode

Embrace the Dark Side: Google Drive Gets a Sleek Makeover with Dark Mode

Google Drive's new Dark Mode is here to save your eyes and boost your productivity. Learn how to enable it on web and mobile.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 18, 2024

Are your eyes tired of staring at bright screens all day?

Do you find yourself squinting at Google Drive in low-light conditions?

Here's a Cool Tip. Change your Google Drive settings.

The wait is over!

Google Drive's highly anticipated Dark Mode is now available on both web and mobile apps, offering a more comfortable and visually appealing experience.

Google Drive is a cloud storage and synchronization service developed by Google. It allows users to:

Store files: You can upload and store various types of files, including documents, photos, videos, and more, in the cloud.
Access files from anywhere: You can access your files from any device with an internet connection, whether it's a computer, smartphone, or tablet.
Share files: You can easily share files and folders with others, giving them permission to view, edit, or comment.
Collaborate in real-time: Multiple people can work on the same document simultaneously, seeing each other's changes in real-time.
Create and edit documents: Google Drive includes a suite of productivity tools (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides) for creating and editing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations directly in the cloud.

Essentially, Google Drive provides a convenient and accessible way to store, manage, and collaborate on your files, regardless of your location or device.

And now you can use it in "Dark Mode".

fig. 1 - Google Drive - Dark Mode

Here's how to do it.

Web:

Go to drive.google.com.
Click on the gear icon (Settings) in the upper right corner.
Select "Theme."
Choose "Dark" from the options.

fig. 2 - Set Dark Mode in Google Drive

iOS:

Dark Mode in the iOS app is linked to your device's system-wide settings.
Go to Settings, then tap Display & Brightness.
Select Dark to turn on Dark Mode.

Android:

Dark Mode in the Android app is linked to your device's system-wide settings.
Go to your device's Settings app.
Find "Display" or "Theme" (the exact location may vary depending on your device).
Enable Dark Mode.

Darker interfaces can be easier on the eyes, especially in low-light environments.

Whether you're a night owl, a power user, or simply looking for a visual refresh, Google Drive's Dark Mode is a welcome addition.

While it may not be perfect for everyone, its benefits in terms of eye strain reduction and potential battery savings make it worth trying out.

Give Google Drive's Dark Mode a try and see if it improves your workflow and reduces eye strain.

Your eyes will thank you!

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Wednesday, May 15, 2024

How to Connect Your iPhone or Android Device to Windows 11

How to Connect Your iPhone or Android Device to Windows 11

Discover the ultimate guide to effortlessly connect your iPhone and Android devices to Windows 11, enhancing your productivity and digital experience.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 15, 2024

The Magic of Phone Link (Formerly Your Phone)

Have you ever found yourself juggling multiple devices, wishing for a way to streamline your digital life?

What if you could seamlessly integrate your iPhone or Android phone with your Windows 11 PC?

Here's a Cool Tip. Connect your phone to Windows 11 using Phone Link.

Windows Phone Link, previously known as “Your Phone,” is an application that allows you to connect your Android or iPhone to your Windows PC.

With Phone Link, you can enjoy a variety of convenient features, such as:

Syncing your smartphone with your Windows PC: Easily connect and manage your phone’s content from your computer.

Making and taking calls: Use your PC to handle phone calls without needing to pick up your phone.
Text messaging: Send and receive SMS and MMS messages directly from your PC.
Notification management: Check, pin, and dismiss your phone notifications on your computer.
Photo access: View and transfer up to the last 2,000 images from your phone’s camera roll to your PC.

The Android feature has been available and has more options.

The iPhone feature was added in 2023 and has less capability.

The Phone Link app comes preinstalled on Windows 11 and can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store for Windows 10.

It’s designed to make the transition between using your smartphone and PC seamless and efficient3.

Whether you’re using an Android or an iPhone, Phone Link provides a unified experience to manage your mobile tasks on a larger screen.

Here's how to do it.

Connect Your iPhone in a Snap:

Make sure your iPhone is running iOS 14 or later.
Type ‘Phone Link’ in the Start menu and open the app.
Select the iPhone option in the Phone Link app. A window with a QR code will appear.
Point your iPhone’s camera at the QR code. A notification will pop up; click it to open an App Clip.
Tap ‘Allow’ to let the App Clip access your iPhone’s Bluetooth.
Follow the prompts to pair your devices. Ensure the six-digit code matches on both your PC and iPhone, then tap ‘Pair’ on both devices.

Connect Your Android Effortlessly:

Ensure your Android phone is running Android 7.0 or later.
Download the ‘Link to Windows’ app from the Google Play Store if it’s not pre-installed.
Search for ‘Phone Link’ on your PC and open the app.
Choose the Android option and scan the QR code displayed by the Phone Link app using your Android phone.
On your Android phone, customize the notification preferences and ensure settings like ‘Share notifications’ and ‘Sync Contacts’ are turned on.

fig. 1 - Connect Phone to Windows 11

Connecting your smart phone to Windows using the Phone Link app allows easy access to phone notifications, messages, and calls on your PC.

Bridge the gap between your mobile and desktop worlds, making multitasking a breeze and keeping you connected no matter the platform.

Have you tried this yet?

Let us know in the comments below.

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Friday, May 10, 2024

Dive into the World of Sharks with the OCEARCH Shark Tracker

Dive into the World of Sharks with the OCEARCH Shark Tracker

Get up close and personal with the ocean's apex predators! The OCEARCH Shark Tracker offers a fascinating window into shark movements, behaviors, and their vital role in our marine ecosystems.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 10, 2024

Ever wondered where sharks go when they disappear into the ocean's vastness?

Have questions about these fascinating creatures and their role in our world?

Here's a Cool Tip. Visit the groundbreaking OCEARCH Shark Tracker.

What is the OCEARCH Shark Tracker?

At its heart, it's a data-driven platform.

OCEARCH researchers tag sharks with specialized trackers that transmit location, depth, and other key data.

This information is then visualized on an interactive map – available directly on OCEARCH's website .

How to Use the Shark Tracker

Here's how to do it.

Go to https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/.
See the real-time locations of tagged sharks around the globe.
Click on individual shark icons to learn their names, species, size, and even see photos.
Watch as sharks traverse vast distances, revealing their migration patterns.

fig. 1 - OCEARCH Shark Tracker

Why It Matters: Science and Conservation

The OCEARCH Shark Tracker isn't just cool – it's a crucial tool:

Understanding Sharks: The data helps researchers unravel shark behaviors, breeding grounds, and the threats they face.
Protecting Oceans: Informed conservation efforts become possible. OCEARCH partners with schools and the public to foster ocean stewardship.
Example: A tagged great white shark named Mary Lee famously traveled thousands of miles along the Eastern US coast, providing invaluable insights for researchers.

The OCEARCH Shark Tracker is free and designed to be accessible to all – students, educators, and ocean enthusiasts alike.

Besides the web, find the mobiles apps:

Join the Ocean Adventure

The OCEARCH Shark Tracker transforms how we connect with the underwater world.

See sharks not as monsters, but as key pieces of a delicate ecosystem.

And remember, by protecting them, we protect the oceans they call home.

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Thursday, November 28, 2024

Digital Detox for Thanksgiving: Reclaim Your Peace of Mind This Holiday

Sunday, September 29, 2024

Throwback: Harry Potter Magic!

Tuesday, July 30, 2024

FCC Mobile Speed Test App: Your New Weapon for Faster Internet

Thursday, July 25, 2024

Apple Maps Breaks Free: Web Beta Takes on Google Maps

Saturday, July 20, 2024

Buzz Off, Mosquitoes! Weather Channel App Now Forecasts Your Bite Risk

Thursday, July 18, 2024

Microsoft Designer Unleashed on iPhone: Your Pocket-Sized AI Design Studio

Sunday, July 14, 2024

Unlock Your Voice's Power: Essential Siri & Google Assistant Commands You Need to Know

Sunday, May 26, 2024

Exposing Your Photos? How to Strip Metadata from iPhone & Android Pics (Updated for 2024)

Thursday, May 23, 2024

Turn Your Favorite Websites into Desktop and Mobile Apps

Saturday, May 18, 2024

Embrace the Dark Side: Google Drive Gets a Sleek Makeover with Dark Mode

Wednesday, May 15, 2024

How to Connect Your iPhone or Android Device to Windows 11

Friday, May 10, 2024

Dive into the World of Sharks with the OCEARCH Shark Tracker