Nokia released the Here Maps app for iOS devices. You can use as a turn-by-turn navigation, search for interesting places, buses and plenty more for free. This is how you install it on your iPhone or iPad.
iOS6 comes with a great new feature you can use to password lock an app or only a part of the app so you can hand over your iPhone to other people without worrying they will do or find something you don't want.
This is a very welcome feature that saved my day at various occasions, you can turn your iPhone into a wireless hotspot and share its mobile data connection.
You just bought Nexus 4 and you don't know anything about Android operating system, so I will guide you through literally first steps on this great phone.
If you are on a certain data plan on your mobile provider, and don't want to exceed it, you can set data usage warning and a limit which can help you save some of your money.
This well kept secret surfaced just recently. All Apple devices running iOS 7 have a pretty darn well hidden Easter egg. Just follow this step-by-step instructions carefully and the very first Mac OS version 1 will appear on your iPhone or iPad. How freaking awesome is that?
One of the more important features of any mobile phone, let me show you how to set an alarm so it will only ring on the specific days and not on weekends when you need your sleep the most.
In case you didn't know, you can turn you LG G2 Android powered smartphone into a Wi-Fi hotspot and use it to surf the web with any other wireless device like notebook, tablet or a smartphone.
Let me show you how simple is is to turn your Samsung Galaxy S3 into a wireless hotpot you then connect to with any other WiFi device and surf the Internet.
The new Nokia Here Maps have an option that enables you to download maps to your iPhone or iPad via Wi-Fi, so there won't be any data connection needed the next time you will be using the app.
If for some reason your Android powered smartphone does not perform as good as it used to, or you want to sell it I suggest you to bring it to its original factory state.
