- Reading Metadata and Marking Your Photos with iPhoto
- Apr 14, 2014
- In this chapter, you learn how to use iPhoto to easily view all the extra information, such as shutter speed and aperture, you recorded when taking your photos and how to mark your imported photos by flagging, rating, and adding keywords to them.
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- View, Organize, Edit, and Share Pictures Using the Photos App on your iPhone or iPad
- Apr 11, 2014
- Jason R. Rich shows how to use the iOS 7's built-in apps to view, manage, edit, and share photos on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.
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- Setting Blocking and Driving Modes on the Galaxy Tab 3
- Apr 8, 2014
- Eric Butow shows you how to turn off notifications and alarms by setting the blocking mode or have the Tab 3 read your alarms and notifications aloud in driving mode.
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- Juggle Multiple iCloud Accounts for Yourself and Your Family
- Apr 7, 2014
- Maintaining a single Apple ID and iCloud account is usually sufficient for most users. Jason R. Rich explains that for some families, however, having two or more separate Apple ID and iCloud accounts is advantageous.
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- Quickly Create Prints from Digital Images Taken and Stored on an iPhone or iPad
- Apr 4, 2014
- Jason R. Rich explains a few different options for creating prints from digital images that were taken or that are being stored on your iPhone (or iPad).
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- Changing the Look and Feel of Your Galaxy Tab 3 by Changing Accessibility Settings
- Apr 3, 2014
- The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 is designed to be used by anyone, and you can customize the Tab 3 for your level of usability. Eric Butow discusses a variety of Tab 3 accessibility settings for screen, sound, mobility, and controlling interactions.
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- Managing Your Galaxy Tab 3 Battery Life Effectively
- Apr 1, 2014
- The Galaxy Tab 3 includes a number of tools for saving battery power and also for tracking your battery usage. Eric Butow shows you how to change battery information, set power saving mode settings, and see what features are using the most battery power.
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- Organize and Edit Photos Using the Updated Version of iPhoto for iOS 7
- Mar 31, 2014
- Jason R. Rich takes a look at the newly enhanced iPhoto app and discusses why you might want to use it instead of the Photos app (which comes preinstalled with iOS 7) to view, organize, edit, enhance, print, and share the digital images you take with (or that are stored in) your iPhone or iPad.
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- Configuring Xbox One to Control Your Home Theatre
- Mar 28, 2014
- Although Xbox One is first and foremost a gaming platform, Microsoft designed it to act as an all-in-one entertainment console. You can even watch television through your Xbox One. Of course, doing so means routing your cable or satellite receiver through the Xbox One console and configuring Xbox One to recognize your home theatre hardware. Brien Posey shows you how.
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- Five Must-Have Apps for Xbox One
- Mar 27, 2014
- Even though Xbox One is first and foremost a gaming platform, Microsoft intended for it to provide entertainment in a variety of ways - they designed the console so that it can run apps in a manner similar to that of Windows 8. This article discusses five apps that you can use to help get the most out of your Xbox One.
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- How Xbox One May Change Next Year
- Mar 26, 2014
- Although Xbox One has been on the market for only a few months, there are signs that some major changes might be in store for the console. This article describes what changes Xbox One customers might realistically expect and why.
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- Twitch 101: An Introduction to the Twitch Gameplay Streaming Platform
- Mar 26, 2014
- In this video, Sean Ong gives an introduction to the Twitch gameplay streaming platform. This video is a must-watch for individuals who are interested in finding out more about Twitch and where to get started with the platform.
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- Making Xbox One Web Browsing More Practical
- Mar 25, 2014
- Although you can browse the Internet from your Xbox One console, doing so might not always be a great experience. The screen resolution can make Web pages difficult to read, and entering URLs or filling out web forms from an Xbox Controller can be a tedious process. This article shows you how to vastly improve the experience of browsing the web through your Xbox One.
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- Why I Love My Surface 2
- Mar 25, 2014
- In this video Sean Ong shows off his favorite features of the Microsoft Surface 2, with windows 8.1 RT. He demonstrates voice control, multiple monitor support, and a variety of accessories connected simultaneously via a USB hub.
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- Posting Xbox One Game Play to YouTube
- Mar 24, 2014
- Although the process for doing so is anything but intuitive, it is relatively easy to share your Xbox One gaming videos with the world when you know how.
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- Why I Love My Microsoft Surface, Part 1
- Mar 24, 2014
- In this video, Sean Ong demonstrates a variety of features that the Microsoft Surface can perform, including Xbox 360 controller integration, gaming, connecting to a TV and monitor via HDMI cable, mirroring and extending the Surface display, multitasking, Spotify web player, and connecting the Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse via the unifying USB dongle.
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- Why I Love My Microsoft Surface, Part 2
- Mar 24, 2014
- In this follow-up video, Sean Ong shows a few additional features for the Microsoft Surface. He shows how he "casts" audio and video from the Surface to a TV via an Xbox (casting media such as Pandora, Google Music, Amazon Video, and YouTube).
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- How the iPad Air Compares with the New Microsoft Surface 2 Pro Tablet
- Mar 21, 2014
- With the introduction of its iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display, Apple continues to dominate the tablet computing marketplace and holds a significant global market share. In this article, Jason R. Rich compares the iPad Air with the Microsoft Surface 2 Pro tablet.
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- Managing Memory on Your Galaxy Tab 3
- Mar 19, 2014
- If you find that your Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 is running slowly, you can check to see what apps are using up the Tab 3’s memory. Eric Butow shows you how to view memory information and close apps and processes that are slowing your Tab 3 down.
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- Listening to Audiobooks on Your iOS Mobile Device
- Mar 10, 2014
- In this article, Jason R. Rich explains how to download and enjoy listening to audiobooks on your iPhone or iPad. You'll learn about the pros and cons of acquiring audiobooks from the iTunes Store as well as from Audible.com.
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