Except you’ve been under a rock for the past year or so, you’ll know that slates are all the rage particularly that from the fruit company. Although, it’s no longer plain sailing not if the South Korean chaebol has any thing to say about it.
Of course, you shouldn’t get one because you want to keep up with the Joneses or say “me too” to your boss (which could get you “redeployed”, even “downsized!”). It can actually do much more. (more…)
Technology has a way of going in and out of popularity its has become a fad. The digital calendar has however managed to stay relevant this looming obsolescence. The move from PDA to smartphone has actually demonstrated the opposite, taking our personal calendars and transforming them into real-time collaborative scheduling tools.
However beneficial this added level of connectivity might be, the ubiquity of the digital calendar has created its own challenges. You have to juggle your own personal and work calendars, (and probably some that fall somewhere between). A smartphone or tablet can make this data available to you anywhere, but condensing it into a lean and efficient productivity system requires a bit of forethought and just a few minutes of technical setup. (more…)
1. Go to settings> Cellular Data> SIM Applications> SIM Plus and Select My Tools:
2. Wait for the next prompt, select the Data Bundle option and wait for the next prompt: (more…)
STEP 1
Walk into any Gloworld outlet and purchase a microSIM. Once you are done purchasing the microSIM, you are required by NCC to register the sim and allow 24 hours for the sim to be activated on the Glo Network.
STEP 2
Once the activation is successful, you will need to activate the sim by placing it in a phone (preferably a Nokia phone or a phone that has a microSIM slot). Once you have done this, dial 125 to make the sim active (this process simply notifies the Glo server that the sim has been activated and ready for use.
For the available plans to choice from Glo Data Bundle
The new iPad is really an amazing communication tool. In addition to all the regulars; email, iMessage and FaceTime, the iPad also works with Skype. In fact, most of the great features we love about Skype on our PC or Mac work great on the iPad. (more…)
1 Tap the settings icon on the desktop of the ipad.
2 Tap the “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” option.
3 Tap the “Add Account” option.
4 You would get to see these options “iCloud” “Microsoft Exchange” “Google Mail” “Yahoo” “Aol.” “Microsoft Hotmail” “Mobileme” “Other”.
5 Simply tap on your desired mail account. (more…)
While the new iPad doesn’t include Apple’s Siri virtual assistant — probably for a number of reasons — it does include the speech-to-text Dictation feature. However, Dictation may not be enabled by default, and if it’s not, it’s not at all obvious where to go looking for it. (more…)
Get more from your tablet with these iPad tips and tricks
With great new features like two video cameras, a faster processor and a thinner design, the iPad 2 is the world’s best tablet device.
It’s also fully capable of running the latest version of Apple’s iOS operating system and great apps like iMovie and GarageBand. (more…)
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