Tag: How-to
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Can’t change the clock font in iOS 16? Here is a quick fix
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∙ If you have used a custom image on the Lock Screen on your iPhone, you may not be able to immediately change the clock style in iOS 16. ∙ You will need to add a new Lock Screen and re-upload the custom image.
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How to read bionic books on iPad and iPhone
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Bionic books are just regular ebook files with a special formatting. You can read them right now with any book-reading app on your iPad and iPhone.
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Here are 10 free bionic books for your e-reader or book app
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These bionic-formatted books from Project Gutenberg are ready to be added to your e-reader or book-reading app.
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Bionic reading on Android – how to add own books
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Don’t wait for bionic-enabled Android apps. You can start bionic reading right away by adding a specially formatted book to your current book app.
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Why you should not deactivate emergency calling on your iPhone
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∙ Emergency SOS calling is enabled on an iPhone by default. ∙ Many users trigger it accidentally. ∙ Instead of deactivating this feature, use a less confusing option.
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MacBook Pro 2021: how to turn off keyboard backlight automatically
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You don’t have to manually adjust keyboard brightness on your 2021 MacBook Pro. The backlight can automatically turn off when you don’t use the keyboard for 5 seconds.
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Where are my sideloaded books on Kindle?
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The books you have added yourself to your Kindle library are now called “Docs,” and are separated from the ones you have downloaded from the Kindle Store.
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Google Docs dark mode on the web: a 2-step trick to set it without an extension
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∙ Dark mode is still not available in Google Docs on the web. ∙ Thanks to Pageless mode, you can set up the dark colors manually in two short steps.
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How to add epub files to your Kindle or Kindle app
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∙ Just attach your epub file to an email and send it to the address associated with your Kindle. ∙ The file will be processed and appear in your Kindle cloud library and a destination device or app.
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Google Docs: a quick trick to create downloadable files
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Copy a share link of the original Google Docs document, and modify its url address to create a downloadable file.

