Cool iPhone Keyboard Tip

I don't own and iPhone and one thing I have become accustomed to is having the choice to use any customizable keyboard of my choosing in Android. Well I stumbled across this article this morning and I found it to be more than helpful. Take a look...It's swaying me and it may sway you into an iPhone...

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One of the reasons that will get me to move to iPhone

"I'm an Android user. I like the iPhone but its screen is too small. It was ok when it was launched but it's petite by today's standards. I know Apple fanboys and fangals will hate me for saying this, but I'm also sure they'll change their minds the second Apple unveils a new iPhone with bigger display. Suddenly they'll realize “bigger is better” to some extent. Cause I'm also not a big fan of phablets. Simply put, they are too big for me. Some folks love them, though." read more

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Straight Talk isn't as straight forward as we thought

In the back of my mind I kept thinking there's something fishy about these Straight Talk plans. 

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Need to move a program to another computer? Read this first.

Why You Can’t Just Copy a Program’s Folder to a New Windows System (and When You Can) 

"When moving to a new Windows system, either after getting a new computer or reinstalling Windows, you may be tempted to copy a program’s folder to your new system just like you’d copy your files. But this normally won’t work.

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Unleash the Power of Your Computer

Someone asked me about some helpful tips to speed up their personal computer so I thought this is the perfect and undying topic to write about. My first thoughts are viruses and adware may be on the computer since it's for personal use. Here are the steps I take to help resolve this issue. 

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Stay on track with your goals with Any.Do

If there's one thing I enjoy about mobile, it's the ability to cross sync across to other platforms. There's no need to start something on your phone that you can't continue elsewhere. Here's 12 reasons to use Any.Do to accomplish those goals on the go or at your desk.

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Keep everything in sync on your Apple device and your Android device

It's common that people who enjoy Android devices prefer an iPad to be their primary tablet. I am one of those people. Even before I owned an iPad I felt it was important that productivity apps never kept you out of the loop because you didn't have your phone. This article proves the same but it includes the need to be able to see these other files on other mobile devices just as you update them on your primary device. 

"Keep Android and iOS in Sync, Part1: Data, Email, Contacts and Calendar

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