Author: Rutherford Egbujor

When you snap a photo on your iPhone or iPad, the iOS Camera app automatically uses GPS to record the exact location where the shot was taken. This is an enormous convenience, as it allows you to catalog your many images according to exact location as well as occasion.

It’s hard to think of one technology that has been more central to our lives during the COVID-19 pandemic than video calling. And even if we finally get back to “normal,” there’s a very good chance that video calling will remain a key tool in both our careers and our personal lives.

Nothing is quite as impersonal and boring as the generic background already loaded on your computer. Whether it’s a drop of water or a landscape view of a place you’ve never been, it’s time to change it to something more reflective of you.

There are few things more frustrating than experiencing a poor signal on your cell phone. From dropped calls to messages that won’t send and streaming services that stutter and die, a lack of solid signal can cause all kinds of inconveniences.

There is nothing more frustrating than your internet moving along at a snail’s pace. Webpages take forever to load, and games and streaming services experience lag. With Zoom meetings becoming a more regular occurrence, any significant slowdown in your internet makes working at home much more difficult, too.

Most of us can’t stand in a line without checking our phones. We can’t enjoy a walk without peeking at our notifications. We have to ask ourselves: is technology the problem? Or is it us?

If you’re looking to clean up your Gmail inbox, but youdon’t want to delete anything permanently, then choosing the archive option is your best bet. Whenever you archive an email, it is removed from your inbox folder while remaining accessible.