WHEN YOUR ANDROID CAN'T CONNECT TO WIFI..

I'm going to assume that if you are reading this you either own an android or know someone who owns one. Regardless of your device everyone hates it when they can't connect to Wi-Fi, especially the one they own. So if this is you sit tight and enjoy the ride. It'll only take you a few seconds to read, like and share. Seriously!

• First , you have to be sure that you've got the password right , if not you could be panicking for nothing.
• Second , make sure your airplane mode / flight mode is turned OFF.
• Third , if you have a power saving app , make sure the selected mode allows data services and Wi-Fi connections.
• Fourth , turn off your Wi-Fi and turn it on again , it could just be a minor network issue.
• Fifth , turn of your phone and turn it on again , these devices can be like humans at times , you know we humans have to refresh , and take a break , so do they.

Now you do not have to go through all the steps , your problem might be solved before the second step , in other cases it might not be solved even after the fifth step. if the latter is your dilemma CHANGE YOUR INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER!!! LIKE NOW !!!! Just kidding it might not be that serious. Note , these are also applicable to non-android users . Thanks for taking time to read this. Until next time , bye for now !!

GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR iOS DEVICE.

It is quite painful for me to see people who under-utilize their sophisticated devices especially apple devices ( my dad included) and in my mind i'll be like 'you should just hand that over to me right now, I could do a lot more with that' .Anyways, by the time you're done reading this blog post, this should be a thing of the past.

 Getting the most out of your iOS device;

 

1. Making use of iCloud ; This is a cloud storage platform owned by apple inc. It can be manipulated in such a way that all your files, documents, are available on your iPhone, iPad etc. Let's assume you were working on your iPad connected to iCloud , you leave the house without your iPad and need to continue with what you were working on you could just pull out your iPhone conected to iCloud and continue from where you stopped. This is just one out of the many ways of using iCloud.
2. iWork features; this is a collection of apps which a most frequently used in the office. it includes pages(word processor) keynote(presentation package) and numbers(spreadsheet). they are very user friendly and come with various templates that make the job easier for you. They are to be downloaded separately and can all be linked to the cloud. If you haven't gotten these apps yet I suggest you do so now.

                             

3 .Airdrop; This is one one advanced means of sharing files , pictures, documents etc exclusive to iPhone 5 users and above .It comes with privacy options which allow you to select who you connect with and who can see the things you drop.

                              

4. Siri; oh siri, the wonderful personal assistant that comes with your iphone. only this is one you don't have to bother about giving a raise. there's  more to siri than meets the eye. for more info about what you can do with siri just ask siri "what do you do" she actually answers. she saves documents, makes calls on ur behalf, sends texts and some other office chores you might have your PA do.

           

others ways include: screenshots, personal hotspot, data sharing , high definition photos, find my iPhone features , maps etc
  Hopefully you'll find this helpful.
Untill next time bye for now !

5 COMMON ( BUT FREQUENTLY IGNORED ) WAYS OF KEEPING YOUR SMART PHONE VIRUS FREE.

Don't you just hate when your smartphone has been infected with a virus and you have to reformat it? This reformatting process causes you to lose a lot of your precious documents and other media. The horror is one I feel we all can relate to. Yet often times than not we find ourselves engaging in activities which expose our devices to the cyber demons called viruses. The following are basic ways of protecting smartphones from these viruses;

1. Scan SD cards before accessing their content.
2. No matter how tempting, avoid signing into unknown WiFi hot spots.
3. Use only secure hot spots, they come with a key icon to indicate its security.
4. Download content from only trusted sites. Most time these downloads are not free as they come at the cost of infecting your device with virus.
5. An antivirus app won't hurt, of course one gotten from the official app store for your device which has guaranteed security. 

Like it is said 'prevention is better than cure', especially when it comes to protecting your beloved smartphone from virus. 

Until next time , bye for now!