I’ve been a LastPass user for several years now and purchased the $12/year premium version (worth much more than this). I wrote about how important using a password manager is here. I’ve had the Android app on my phone for some time now, but I could never figure out how to use the Android LastPass app on my phone the right way. LastPass is like […]
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If you take videos and photos and listen to podcasts as well as download apps, then you may have gotten notifications that you’re out of storage room on your phone. I’ll be showing you how to move your Android apps to your SD Card and how to turn off notifications. How To Move Apps To Your SD Card My phone’s storage filled up pretty quickly,
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This is the last in my 3-part series on my switch from the Windows Phone platform to Android. I’ve been using the S5 for 2 weeks now in conjunction with Smart Talk, a low-cost/no-contract phone service. I’m paying $45/month for unlimited talk & text AND I get 5GB of data each month. You can read about my activation experience (not a good one), in last
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It’s Activation Day Continuing with my transition to Android – It’s time to make the switch from Windows Phone to Android (Samsung Galaxy S5). I bought the SIM and 30-day $45 plan on-line because I could get 5GB of data each month (more later about this). The box arrived on time (had to sign for it). Then I went online to look at the instructions.
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This week I’ve been continuing to check out what I can do with the new Samsung Galaxy S5 phone. Right now, I’m exploring apps. I’ve been able to find an app for everything I’ve looked for. Last week I wrote about how my loyalty to Windows Phones has been waning – I’ve been reading and hearing that Microsoft wants their goodness to be on every
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If you’ve been paying attention to Microsoft the last year or so, you may have noticed that their focus is on Mobile and Cloud and making things readily available to consumers. Microsoft has kind of gone Android. In my opinion, they are focusing so much on other platforms (Android & Apple), that they have been putting Windows Phone users on the sidelines as far as
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