Windows Phone 8 enables you to choose the apps you want them to display its status on the lock screen of your phone. For instance a notification that you just got a new Gmail email.
If you are a Instgram user, then you most probably notices the smilies or so called emoticons people are typing in comments. Let me show you how to use emoticons on your iPhone or iPad.
Google now is sort of an intelligent personal assistant that depending on the data that Google gathers knows you pretty well. One of the coolest functions of Google now is the voice recognition functionality.
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.
Your iPhone or iPad screen all of a sudden won't automatically change orientation from portrait to landscape mode when looking at your photos or watching a video when you turned it over? No biggie.
The new Apple iPhone 5S comes with a touch sensitive finger print reading home button that enables you to unlock your phone or authorize buying apps by simply putting your finger on it.
Windows Phone 8 powered devices like Nokia Lumia 920 come with the Word up. Let me show you how to create and save your very first Word document on your phone.
Let me show you a very simple yet effective trick that will stop the ads from popping up when you or your kids are playing iPad games. It can save you some money as well.
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.
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?
