“Your iPhone or iPad is packed with features that can make it easier to use, whether you want larger text or help swiping. You can also use your AirPods as hearing aids or turn your iPhone into a magnifying glass.”
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“For the longest time, FaceTime has allowed no more than two users to video chat with each other, but with the release of Group FaceTime in iOS 12.1, you can video chat with up to 31 other people. Here’s how to do it.”
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“As Halloween approaches, Microsoft is set to unleash the October 2018 Update on the world once again. This time, Microsoft is sure it won’t delete your files. Microsoft has fixed two different data loss bugs in the original “stable” release.”
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Wi-Fi 6 is the next-generation wireless standard that’s much faster than 802.11ac (it’s predecessor). More than speed, it will provide better performance in congested areas, from stadiums to your own device-packed home. It’s coming in 2019. Great article, on what it is and why its different.
“Full hard drives could cause an upcoming Windows update to fail, according to Microsoft, and the system will not check for adequate storage space before installing.” Check out the link below to see how to free up some space.
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Make Your iPhone Easier to Use With These Hidden Accessibility Features
/in Tech tips /by Kim Grimes“Your iPhone or iPad is packed with features that can make it easier to use, whether you want larger text or help swiping. You can also use your AirPods as hearing aids or turn your iPhone into a magnifying glass.”
How to Use Group FaceTime on the iPhone and iPad
/in Tech tips /by Kim Grimes“For the longest time, FaceTime has allowed no more than two users to video chat with each other, but with the release of Group FaceTime in iOS 12.1, you can video chat with up to 31 other people. Here’s how to do it.”
How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows
/in Tech tips /by Kim GrimesWhen you don’t want to start in safe mode, here is an easy to follow step by step on how to perform a clean boot in windows!
Windows 10’s October 2018 Update Is Almost Back, Just in Time for Halloween
/in Tech tips /by Kim Grimes“As Halloween approaches, Microsoft is set to unleash the October 2018 Update on the world once again. This time, Microsoft is sure it won’t delete your files. Microsoft has fixed two different data loss bugs in the original “stable” release.”
Wi-Fi 6: What’s Different, and Why it Matters
/in Tech tips /by Kim GrimesWi-Fi 6 is the next-generation wireless standard that’s much faster than 802.11ac (it’s predecessor). More than speed, it will provide better performance in congested areas, from stadiums to your own device-packed home. It’s coming in 2019. Great article, on what it is and why its different.
Windows Updates Might Fail if your Hard Drive is Too Full
/in Tech tips /by Kim Grimes“Full hard drives could cause an upcoming Windows update to fail, according to Microsoft, and the system will not check for adequate storage space before installing.” Check out the link below to see how to free up some space.