Hello Everyone,
Yesterday, at 4:30am I was in a line at my local A T & T Wireless store. I was 32nd in line. It was dark as the sun was not out but pleasant. I Learned that the first person in line had gotten their at 8:00pm the previous night. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello All,
Thank you all so much for your well wishes regarding my eye surgery, yesterday.
So my eye surgery was scheduled for 1:30pm and I was told to be at the hospital at 12:30pm. At approximately 1:30, I was called back into the Pre-Op area to change in to my “gown” (grimace) and have my vitals taken. This took less than 15 minutes at which time they instructed me to get into a bed where they placed warm towels over me. To say that I was a little nervous would be a definite understatement. Read the rest of this entry »
QUESTION:
Hello,
Would it be worth buying an iPhone 4 S right now or would it be better to wait for the iPhone 5?
Sincerely,
Jim
ANSWER: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
Simply put, I hate that annoying auto-complete drop-down list that appears when I enter a word or phrase in the Google search edit field.
Fortunately, someone much wiser than I discovered a URL that allows me to search Google free of drop-down list suggestions. The URL is:
http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=0
I strongly urge you to bookmark this URL and pass it on to others.
“Piece at last, piece at last! Thank God Almighty, piece at last.”
Mark
Hello All,
The following comes to us from LifeHacker.com:
Mark
What To Do If You’ve Forgotten Your iPhone’s Passcode
Some passcodes are so effective that even you can’t remember what they are. If you’ve locked yourself out of your iPhone, it’s not to complicated to get back in. Here’s how.
The Methods That Don’t Work
There are plenty of methods on the internet claiming to help you bypass the password you’ve set on your lock screen but most of them are ineffective. Older versions of iOS had a bug that allowed you to sneak in by making a fake emergency call. This no longer works. Other tutorials suggest that you can delete the passcode file from your iPhone’s keychain directory using iExplorer, iPhone Browser, or SSH on your jailbroken device. That no longer works either. We even tested to see if Find My iPhone’s passcode lock tool would allow us to set a new passcode lock and overwrite the one you’d forgotten. It does not. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello All,
The following was written by Joe Tomasone:
SOME TIPS FOR SIRI AND IPHONE 4 S DICTATION
(I originally wrote this article for users of Nuance’s Dragon Dictation app. However, since the same engine is used for Siri and Dictation (the feature that lets iPhone 4S users speak text instead of typing it), we thought that we should update and republish it for the benefit of new iPhone 4S users.) Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
At the time of this post, there are only two privacy settings from which you may choose when making a telephone call on the iPhone 4 S, to either show your outgoing Caller ID or to BLOCK/hide your outgoing Caller ID. Whichever you choose, there is no officially supported method to override the selected setting for each person in your Contacts list. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
Since October 7th, when iPhone 4 S went on pre-order, I decided for various sundry reasons not to purchase in favor of continuing to use my beloved iPhone 4. Since the 14th, however, I have been delightfully inundated by so many of you calling, texting, or emailing to either ask questions or confirm that you are so darn glad you took the plunge and updated to 4 S (Smile); I just couldn’t stand it anymore; the pressure was too great and I, in the “blink of an iPhone”, (get it (Smile)) decided to get one also. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello All,
The following comes to us from CNET:
Mark
HOW TO CUSTOMIZE GOOGLE+ PRIVACY SETTINGS
After several Facebook privacy scares, many have flocked to Google+ for better security, selective posting to “Circles,” and a fresh start in social networking. But if you’re not careful, you might make the same privacy mistakes on Google+. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
The following comes to us from LifeHacker.com
Mark
HOW TO SHARPEN A KITCHEN KNIFE
by Alan Henry
A dull knife is a cook’s worst enemy, and easily the most dangerous tool you can have in your kitchen. Thankfully, keeping your knives in good condition to use isn’t terribly difficult, and you probably already have the tools required to do it. Read the rest of this entry »
