Send Emails to Undisclosed Recipients in Gmail
How to Send Emails to Undisclosed Recipients in Gmail – By Ben Stockton How-To Geek
If you’re looking to send an email in Gmail to a large number of undisclosed recipients, you may wish to hide their email addresses from others. It’s easy to do using the blind carbon copy (BCC) feature.
– Check How Much iCloud Storage You Have
How to Check How Much iCloud Storage You Have Left – By Benj Edwards How-To Geek
Apple’s iCloud service is a great way to store documents and backups in the cloud, but the space isn’t unlimited. Here’s how to check how much free space you have left in your iCloud account on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Google Maps restores compass when navigating on Android
Google Maps restores compass when navigating on Android – By Damien Wilde 9to5Google
After initially removing the compass within Maps on Android way back in early 2019, Google has now restored the much-loved feature after fan pressure.
How to set up Google Pay
How to set up Google Pay – phandroid.com
Google has a pretty good habit of bringing all-new designs to apps that haven’t really been touched in a while, save for a few feature changes. The latest to get an overhaul is the Google Pay app, which includes a few new features that weren’t available in the old version, and more.
Why Two-Factor Authentication Matters for Your Website Security
Why Two-Factor Authentication Matters for Your Website Security (And How to Use It) – By Activate managewp.com
Your WordPress website security is only as strong as the tools and measures you implement to safeguard it. So if you’re not using two-factor authentication (2FA), you’re leaving your passwords and sensitive information at risk.
Simple Hassle Free Ways to Protect Your Online Accounts – By AnneH timeatlas.com
Recently, I met a friend who looked stressed. He returned home from work only to find out that someone had broken into his online accounts. Naturally, he was concerned about the data, but also the amount of time it would take to fix the problem. I told him an easy way to reduce the risk of account breaches is to use something called “two factor authentication” or 2FA.
Insert and Edit Tables in Google Docs
How to Insert and Edit Tables in Google Docs – By Sandy Writtenhouse How-To Geek
If you want to display data, images, or objects in your document, you can use a table. We’ll show you just how easy it is to insert a table in Google Docs and edit it to your liking.
All The Smart Home Stuff You Need to Ditch Voice Commands Forever
All The Smart Home Stuff You Need to Ditch Voice Commands Forever – By Andrew Heinzman Review Geek
Don’t you hate repeating yourself? Voice commands are unreliable, but yelling at a Google or Alexa is usually easier than pulling out a smartphone. Here are three ways you can streamline your smart home experience and ditch annoying voice controls forever.
How to connect an Android phone to a Wi-Fi network from Settings
How to connect an Android phone to a Wi-Fi network from Settings – By Diana Ann Roe digitalcitizen.life
You can also use Settings to enable Wi-Fi and connect to a wireless network. First, open the Settings app and tap on the first entry, Network & internet.
How to make Microsoft Edge always show the favorites bar
How to make Microsoft Edge always show the favorites bar – By Ciprian Adrian Rusen digitalcitizen.life
By default, Microsoft Edge does not always show the Favorites bar with the websites that you want to keep at hand, for easy access. However, in Windows 10 April 2018 Update, it does show it when you open a new tab. If you want to make this web browser display the Favorites bar, at all times, here is how it is done:
What Is a Browser Extension?
What Is a Browser Extension? – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Browsers have evolved to become much more than simple internet navigators. A big part of that evolution was the introduction of “extensions.” They let you control how websites load and behave, and they can add extra features to your browser.
Chromecast with Google TV tips:
Chromecast with Google TV tips: 10 essential tricks you need to know [Video] – By Damien Wilde 9to5Google
Google decided that the Chromecast needed its own unique flavor of Android TV to properly compete with the best streaming sticks on the market, which means quite a big shift in how you use the device. We — like many of you out there reading — have been using Chromecast with Google TV for a few months and have some tips and tricks that we think you really need to know.
The Right Laptop: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Choose the Right Laptop: A Step-by-Step Guide – By Scott Gilbertson WIRED
First, Pick Your Operating System
Buying a laptop is an exercise in confusion. Even if you know what everything means, and know exactly what you want, finding it can be difficult. Heck, just navigating the manufacturers’ websites to try buying the model you want is frustrating.
Connect a Bluetooth Mouse to a Chromebook
How to Connect a Bluetooth Mouse to a Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Chromebooks are called Chromebooks because they’re usually laptops, and laptops typically have trackpads. If you’d like to use a Bluetooth mouse with your Chromebook instead, it’s easy to do. We’ll show you how.
How to Sync Wi-Fi Passwords between Chromebooks and Android
How to Sync Wi-Fi Passwords between Chromebooks and Android – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
The idea is simple: If you sign in to a Wi-Fi network on your Android phone, your Chromebook will automatically know the password as well. This works in the other direction, too. The devices share Wi-Fi credentials as long as you’re using both with the same Google account.
Google Maps Saved Places Lists
How to Unleash the Full Potential of Google Maps Saved Places Lists – By Chris theunconventionalroute.com
If You Use Google Maps, You Should Be Using Saved Places Lists
Even if you’ve never heard of Google Maps saved places before, you can probably guess what it is.