If you’ve been keeping up with our Android tutorials you have learned how to add ringtones to your Android phone. We go one step farther and show you how to assign individual ringtones to contacts @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
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I updated the credit card information before my Yahoo Domain name was set to expire on January 26. On Saturday January 27, I received a problem email from Yahoo, so I went into my Yahoo Domain account to verify the credit card information was correct and it was correct.
Who do I talk to in order to get this problem resolved?
Sincerely,
Keith Boynton, Overseer
The Gates of Zion
Providing Services To The Disabled
Since 2003
http://www.thegatesofzion.org
(925) 429-3115
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You protect your data on your computer with virus protection and data backup, why not do the same for your Android phone? With Lookout you can, available for free on Android Market. It’s got some neat features @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
The Windows Phone 7 interface is fairly easy to interact with, as we’ll demonstrate in this episode. We’ll show you how to navigate the menus as well as your Windows Phone 7 dashboard. Calling your contacts and keeping up with their Facebook and Twitter, too @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
We recently talked about QR codes and what QR codes are used for. You can scan QR codes right from your Android phone. In the Android Market you can find a wide range of scanning programs for the Android, most free @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
With Android OS 2.2 Froyo, you can password protect your Android phone. It’s a simple option in the security settings and will help keep your Android secure. We walk you through the process in this tutorial @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
There are many instant messaging services that it can be difficult connecting with everyone. Difficult, that is, unless you have a client that ties them together. Palringo can do just that and it’s simple to set up @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
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If you’ve got an Android phone you may have wondered if there is a way to manually update your Android applications. There is and it’s fairly easy to do. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to update Android apps @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
By turning off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and such when they are not in use, you can effectively extend your battery life and save power at the same time. We give you some Android power-saving tips in this tutorial @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
By default, your Android phone can synchronize itself with your various online accounts. These include the ability to sync with your email, Facebook, Twitter and more. We’ll show you how to sync your Android phone @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly