Tag: Tips & More
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Here are 10 free bionic books for your e-reader or book app
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
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
∙ 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
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?
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
∙ 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
∙ 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
Copy a share link of the original Google Docs document, and modify its url address to create a downloadable file.
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How to call an emergency number if your iPhone’s display is broken
∙ Hold the side button and the top volume button. Keep holding until you hear a countdown sound. ∙ When the countdown ends, your iPhone will dial the phone number set as an emergency contact.
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How to reuse your old tablet – here are 10+ ideas
Make your old tablet do one thing, and it will do it right. A security camera feed monitor, an offline movie player, a night clock, a kitchen radio – these are just a few ideas.
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Google Tasks vs. Keep – comparison and tips to use
∙ Use Google Tasks for quick, time sensitive reminders. ∙ Use Keep for the rest of your tasks, reminders, and to-do lists.
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MacBook sleeve – should I buy it? (checklist)
Go through this quick list of possible reasons to buy a MacBook sleeve, and compare it with your own needs and expectations.
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